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Sunday, September 5, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Emmy Recaps 2010
Well it began with a cute intro using the kids from Glee in a contrived but charming send up which included Tina Fey, John Hamm, Betty White being all Betty-White-like, Jorge Garcia, etc. Then enters the majestic queen, the ruler of my heart and tempress to my soul, of course, the one and only...
Sue Sylvester. WITH SLUSHIE FACIALS!
Cut---
So Chris Colfer looked very adorable in the front row shortly after rocking it in the intro with Amber Riley. (Mark my words he won't be single for very long.)
Winner of best supporting actor in a comedy: Eric Stonestreet, the plus-size gay dad on Modern Family, who apparently wanted nothing more than to grow up to be a clown?! How cute. Nice to see an actor finally have *that moment*.
And next,
you know, it's honestly kind of pointless to write about the remaining 2.75 hours left of Emmy broadcast after this EPIC EVENT which is the PINNACLE of ALL AWESOMENESS, so why even bother.
JANE LYNCH WINS!!! happy dance, happy dance, happy dance. She thanks her "lord and creator, Ryan Murphy (lol)" and of course her wife and daughter (tear).
So, in the interst of time...
Lauren Graham and that guy that used to play Chandler on some show called Friends, I think, well anyhoo, they bomb a stupid joke about his characters always seeming gay.
Kyra Sedgwick beats out Julianna Margulies (assumed lock).
Lost and True Blood get to be the Susan Lucci's of the evening.
Archie Panjabi, dayum!
Aaron Paul (drug dealer Jesse) and Bryan Cranston (chemistry teacher/drug maker) take home twin Emmy's for their far-superior-to-Mad Men-but-it-always-gets-beat-anyway show, Breaking Bad.
King dork Jim Parsons gets up and geeks all over the world take a moment away from world or warcraft to swoon over their master's great triumph.
What the heck was "Temple Grandin" sheesh, lots of awards going to this one.
Everyone gets played off the stage except his holiness the Al Pacino.
Oh HAI Dr. Jack Kevorkian, you cute little scoundrel, you.
Mad Men and Modern Family reign supreme.
Sue Sylvester. WITH SLUSHIE FACIALS!
Cut---
So Chris Colfer looked very adorable in the front row shortly after rocking it in the intro with Amber Riley. (Mark my words he won't be single for very long.)
Winner of best supporting actor in a comedy: Eric Stonestreet, the plus-size gay dad on Modern Family, who apparently wanted nothing more than to grow up to be a clown?! How cute. Nice to see an actor finally have *that moment*.
you know, it's honestly kind of pointless to write about the remaining 2.75 hours left of Emmy broadcast after this EPIC EVENT which is the PINNACLE of ALL AWESOMENESS, so why even bother.
JANE LYNCH WINS!!! happy dance, happy dance, happy dance. She thanks her "lord and creator, Ryan Murphy (lol)" and of course her wife and daughter (tear).
Lauren Graham and that guy that used to play Chandler on some show called Friends, I think, well anyhoo, they bomb a stupid joke about his characters always seeming gay.
Kyra Sedgwick beats out Julianna Margulies (assumed lock).
Lost and True Blood get to be the Susan Lucci's of the evening.
Archie Panjabi, dayum!
Aaron Paul (drug dealer Jesse) and Bryan Cranston (chemistry teacher/drug maker) take home twin Emmy's for their far-superior-to-Mad Men-but-it-always-gets-beat-anyway show, Breaking Bad.
King dork Jim Parsons gets up and geeks all over the world take a moment away from world or warcraft to swoon over their master's great triumph.
What the heck was "Temple Grandin" sheesh, lots of awards going to this one.
Everyone gets played off the stage except his holiness the Al Pacino.
Oh HAI Dr. Jack Kevorkian, you cute little scoundrel, you.
Mad Men and Modern Family reign supreme.
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