Ready, set, bake! Apple's vibrantly witty "Dickinson" layers in the sweetness and spice of fame
Ah, too, it has a wing. "Dickinson" is rising to its own song's crescendo in a confident second season, continuing the anachronistic charms established in its first and buzzing even more vibrantly with bright wit. Hailee Steinfeld's poet may have emerged from mourning a love that was not to be but is still death-obsessed as ever; she thinks of the end as friend and counsel. Series creator Alena Smith digs into that aspect of Dickinson's reputation by making Death a recurring a character (played by an elegantly dressed Wiz Khalifa), and now that they're well familiar with one another, he ...