2007 Emmys

TheCentralScrutinizer · 17 Sep 07 :: 04:23

I never noticed before TeeJay pointed out that Stephen Colbert has a weird right ear.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 17 Sep 07 :: 04:52

America wins!!!! Awww, she thanked Jim Hayman. Sweet!

magicalturkey · 17 Sep 07 :: 04:54

I hoped she would... with the exception of Tina Fey everyone who she was up against was kinda iffy. And Tina Fey, I'm only judging by SNL I've never seen her show (I already forgot it's name)

magicalturkey · 17 Sep 07 :: 04:57

James Spader has a good point... who does vote for these things?

magicalturkey · 17 Sep 07 :: 05:10

And Sopranos is the big winner... no shock there.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 17 Sep 07 :: 05:10

LOL! Yeah, it's like there's no other dramatic actors out there. What about Matthew Fox?!? Spader always gets it and that show is lame.

magicalturkey · 17 Sep 07 :: 05:12

Next year. Next year other shows get to come into spotlight and everyone will be like "huh? what? where's The Sopranos? who the **** is Patrick Dempsey?!"

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TheCentralScrutinizer · 17 Sep 07 :: 05:30

Heh. Hope so.

Editsound · 17 Sep 07 :: 05:59

Part of the reason you were the only 2 on here is that they show the emmys tape delayed across the country, (pretty ridiculous actually), so the show is still pretty early here, most of those people haven't won yet. Although, I am an impatient type I guess, so I just look up the winners online. Usual crop of winners, a few who deserving winners, and a lot who don't.

Editsound · 17 Sep 07 :: 06:00

And they always give the awards to feature actors who do TV, (Robert Duval, Sally Field, Helen Mirren), especially if they have oscars. I think it is some kind of inferiority thing.

Editsound · 17 Sep 07 :: 06:26

As to who votes on these things, I have. Although what I vote for never seems to win. Last time I voted on Drama Series was JOA's year. You rate the shows 1 through 5. I had The Sopranos dead last on my ballot (I am sure you can guess what was first), and of course The Sopranos won.

BTW I see I have become a Fangirl, cool.

TeeJay · 17 Sep 07 :: 08:38

Will's lazy eye? What are you talking about? I must have missed something. Does Joe Mantegna have a problem with his eye? Seems I never looked at him that closely (yet I noticed Colbert's weird ear).

I don't even know if the Emmy's were broadcast live in Germany this year, usually one of the private channels does that. But obviously I'm usually fast asleep between 2 and 7 AM on a Sunday night.

Rick, I made you a Fanboy.

-TeeJay

Editsound · 17 Sep 07 :: 09:25

Thanks

magicalturkey · 17 Sep 07 :: 13:00

TeeJay wrote:

Will's lazy eye? What are you talking about? I must have missed something. Does Joe Mantegna have a problem with his eye?

I'm not sure which eye it is, but he always looks like he's squinting. One eye seems open and one closed... makes him look sorta lop-sided.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 17 Sep 07 :: 16:04

He's Popeye.

TeeJay · 17 Sep 07 :: 17:29

Oh, that. Yeah, I think I noticed that, but it didn't really bug me. Gives him character.

-TeeJay

domesticelefant · 17 Sep 07 :: 18:58

I have a lazy eye, does that mean I have character too?

magicalturkey · 17 Sep 07 :: 18:59

Yes.

domesticelefant · 17 Sep 07 :: 19:01

Wow, cool.

magicalturkey · 18 Sep 07 :: 05:19

I'm watching CNN and they're going over Emmy coverage. They censored Sally Field. I didn't even catch it, I thought the cameras just went all wonky. Who censors Gidget?

TheCentralScrutinizer · 18 Sep 07 :: 05:40

They also censored Ray Romano for saying his TV wife, Patricia Heaton was boinking Frasier now. And Katherine Heigle for saying, "Shit!" when she won. When they cut away to the black disco ball from hell, they were censoring.

And what this Fox special did to Sally Field, for the record, was censor an anti-war statement.

magicalturkey · 18 Sep 07 :: 05:46

I knew what they had censored her for, it just proves how out of hand everything's getting when you have to censor Gidget for speaking out.

And I heard they'd censored Ray and Katherine, but I didn't know why. Why didn't they censor Brad Garret when he looked down that woman's dress and goes "man, the view up here's great... that reminds me I have to buy milk"?

TheCentralScrutinizer · 18 Sep 07 :: 05:58

Yeah, and Neil Patrick Harris ogled some boobage too. Why? Are we really supposed to buy that he cares about boobs anymore? Come on!

domesticelefant · 18 Sep 07 :: 18:42

I read about Sally Field being cencored somewhere on the internet. Didn't know about the others, but it's a SHAME. :angry:

Mutant_Enemy_Girl · 18 Sep 07 :: 23:14

Well, it was also becuase she not only said something anti-war, but she said the GD word.

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