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@angelgirlla: Clearly you don't watch much televised sports. And yes, that's pretty much the target audience.
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"Pushing Daisies" is the TV equivalent of a cozy warm blanket for me. It just makes me happy.
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NFL Network's use of "Every Day Is Like Sunday" in its ads is just weird. And not as cool as "32 Flavors" from a few years back.
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Very solid "Office" opening. Not a laff riot all the way through, but very good character stuff. One of the better hour-longs they've done.
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Yo, NBC, why so stingy with new photos from "The Office"? A single photo from the season premiere on the press site doesn't cut it.
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Hmm. Ellen Pompeo on "Law & Order," playing a woman who was a willing accomplice to a rapist. This is not Meredith Grey.
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Emmy shows are always badly paced, but this is the worst one in a good while.
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First "Mad Men" win of the night, richly deserved for Matt Weiner's pilot script.
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Kinda wishing the NPH-Kristin Chenoweth wasn't cut for time. Woulda been up for a little song and dance from them.
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Or, maybe I was right the first time re: John Adams. Also, like that Mama Gump gave the Emmy to Forrest -- "Have you been a good boy?"
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But she is right to demand and standing O for Don Rickles.
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That is one serious weave Kathy Griffin has on her head.
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Or when Paul Giamatti wins. That'll probably come first
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So John Adams has now tied the all-time Emmy record with 11. It'll break that when it wins for best miniseries in a little while.
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The multi-host thing isn't the train wreck I thought it'd be. Thank heaven for small favors.
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Woulda preferred the "Extras" finale to win best TV movie, but not at all surprised at "Recount." Go Jonathan/Doyle!
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President Bartlet says go vote! OK then.
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My Dayton homeboy Martin Sheen gets a laugh for noting that "The West Wing" won Emmys "for just about everyone involved, except me."
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Well, yeah, of course Barry Sonnenfeld is gonna win for comedy directing. He wasn't even really competing on the same field as the others.
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David Boreanaz looks *thrilled* to be doing the Creative Arts rundown with Lauren Conrad.
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