A small town is rocked when several of its dearly departed come back from the Great Beyond.Ring any unholy bells?It’s the premise of ABC’s “Resurrectio...

American remake of ‘The Returned’ successfully brings the spooky

This ill-advised remake of the original French series is an embarrassment. Go watch the original.

When Remakes Attack: TV Adapts 'Powers' And 'The Returned'

When Remakes Attack: TV Adapts 'Powers' And 'The Returned'

In all its recent tinkering with Emmy rules and regs, the television academy forgot to include a new category for one of the fastest-growing subgenres: best ...

The A&E series premieres tonight at 10 p.m., after the third season return of 'Bates Motel'

Like the French series from which it is adapted, “The Returned” breaks down into two stories, one more interesting than the other. A small town, this tim...

You may want to take A&E’s slogan, “Be original,” with a grain of salt. Consider that one of the network’s flagship spring shows, “The Returned” ...

In this A&E series, adapted from the French series “Les Revenants,” dead people return without any memory of having been absent.

Dangit, you just can’t get rid of the Returned.

The return of "Bates Motel" and the premiere of "The Returned" make Monday nights on the A&E cable channel a bastion of Northwest-set, creepy drama.

Netflix scores with its first original comedy series, NBC cast-off “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” and A&E remakes “The Returned.”

A review of A&E's "The Returned" and a few thoughts on the return of "Bates Motel".

Carlton Cuse and Raelle Tucker's series is a serviceable but mostly by-the-numbers remake

“The Returned” is, at least initially, an extremely faithful retelling of “Les Revenants” — much like “Gracepoint,” Fox’s adaptation of the B...

Not as good as the French original, but still pretty good.