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Rooting for Timothy Olyphant for this one...
Discussion thread about The Emmy Awards with 30 replies from the Vevmo community.
Buck05;278913 wrote:I know right? It's quite annoying.
I despise --- repeat, DESPISE --- that The Jersey Shore has been shown on The Emmys TWICE now.
tatertots;278914 wrote:I agreed with them up until the girl from The Good Wife winning. I didn't really think that show would make it as far as it has come.
Did he? I tried to block out last year because I was so disappointed. I'm very surprised with how much I agree with the drama wins so far.
Buck05;278913 wrote:I know right? It's quite annoying.
I despise --- repeat, DESPISE --- that The Jersey Shore has been shown on The Emmys TWICE now.
tatertots;278914 wrote:I agreed with them up until the girl from The Good Wife winning. I didn't really think that show would make it as far as it has come.
Did he? I tried to block out last year because I was so disappointed. I'm very surprised with how much I agree with the drama wins so far.
Buck05;278917 wrote:I know. I'm still waiting for Dexter to get his win :(
Chandler gets the "your show is ending so you can win this year" nod but Carell doesn't? Boo.
Buck05;278919 wrote:"Downton Abbey" better take ALL THE AWARDS for mini-series categories. I'm also pulling for Idris Elba in "Luther" because that show is awesome and they need to make up for never recognizing "The Wire".
Seriously - there's an hour left - what awards are left aside from Best Drama Series and Best Comedy Series? EDIT: Oh yeah - didn't do mini-series stuff yet.
tatertots;278923 wrote:I will take your word for it. That's who I want to win then :D
"Downton Abbey" better take ALL THE AWARDS for mini-series categories. I'm also pulling for Idris Elba in "Luther" because that show is awesome and they need to make up for never recognizing "The Wire".
Buck05;278927 wrote:I did but then I remembered that Steven Moffat and Sherlock were nominated and he will ALWAYS get my vote. :D
So far so good, tater! EDIT: Wait - I thought you wanted Downton Abbey to win all of them? lol
Buck05;278933 wrote:It's hard to tell, especially because it's Charlie Sheen. I was over the entire Charlie Sheen thing after the first joke about it. It was probably genuine to only Charlie himself, while everyone else thinks it's a joke.
OH I've been meaning to ask - what did you all think of Charlie Sheen's speech to the cast and crew of "Two and a Half Men" --- did you think it was genuine? Or did you think it was to save face?
Buck05;278942 wrote:It's so overused though. It's like the goto to try and bring out emotion now. And only a very few have ever really done justice to the original.
I love this song so I'm OK with it.
fabulous788;278943 wrote:Yes, yes you are.
They are actually doing a fantastic job singing, but who are they? Am I supposed to know?
fabulous788;278943 wrote:They are the Canadian Tenors.
They are actually doing a fantastic job singing, but who are they? Am I supposed to know?
Buck05;278954 wrote:I'm not shocked either. But she had to win, she's just an amazing actress.
Kate Winslet winning? I'm shocked (not). But I love her.
Buck05;278913 wrote:I despise --- repeat, DESPISE --- that The Jersey Shore has been shown on The Emmys TWICE now...
— fabulous788