Whedonverse alums at the Golden Globes.
So far Neil Patrick Harris, Julie Benz, Amy Adams, Gina Torres, Zac Efron, Vincent Kartheiser, Christina Hendricks, Kal Penn and Danny Strong have been seen. It's on NBC tonight.
NPH and Amy lost their nominations, but Recount won an award (Laura Dern).
January 11 2009
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[ edited by ricetxpeaches on 2009-01-12 02:26 ]
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 17:25 CET
AlterLeo | January 11, 17:25 CET
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 17:32 CET
ricetxpeaches, the fact is that every member who posts stories has had posts deleted. I would encourage you, and others, not to let that put you off posting stories. Take a look at the deleted posts blog (linked from the front-page) to get a sense of the kinds of things that aren't suitable. Cheers.
SoddingNancyTribe | January 11, 17:40 CET
I've increased my commenting, though, so I'm progressing.
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 17:42 CET
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NYPinTA | January 11, 18:05 CET
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embers | January 11, 18:31 CET
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 18:32 CET
AliciaJo | January 11, 18:47 CET
Dexter is up for the same award as Mad Men.
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RavenU | January 11, 18:52 CET
AliciaJo | January 11, 19:04 CET
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 19:05 CET
AliciaJo | January 11, 19:31 CET
korkster | January 11, 19:43 CET
bobw1o | January 11, 19:44 CET
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 19:44 CET
ricetxpeaches | January 11, 19:45 CET
They haven't shown Recount here yet, but I kinda want to see it I've heard so much about it and what not. They are gonna show it here this month or something.
I was all YAY when she said Danny Strong. XD And since it's the middle of the night and everybody else is asleep, yeah not good. XD
But can I just ask what was Kal Penn in (you know, that was Whedony) and what's with Mad Men?
I love that Anna Paquin won. XD Hehe. Was not expecting that one.
druzilla | January 11, 20:20 CET
Kal Penn was in the Buffy episode Beer Bad per IMDB.
AliciaJo | January 11, 20:29 CET
What? I'm impatient. XD But thank you. :)
I see. Heh. Congrats on winning that to them then. lol. Never seen it, and the ads for it here have just bugged me. Plus, it's on a channel I don't on my TV and I would have to fight for the remote so...
But yay? heh.
(It's late. Like real late. 4:34 AM late. I'll go now. Heh.)
druzilla | January 11, 20:34 CET
Anne 5_by_5 | January 11, 20:53 CET
SoddingNancyTribe | January 11, 21:22 CET
the ninja report | January 11, 21:42 CET
Maybe I'm wrong--probably, actually--but wasn't he (also?) in the episode of Angel where Angel releases Billy from the hell dimension? Wasn't he the guy in the fez through whose head Angel chucked a something or other?
Maybe I'm nuts.
sumogrip | January 11, 21:50 CET
That made me so happy. As did Heath Ledger winning posthumously for The Dark Knight. Usually awards like that are sympathy awards, but he truly deserved it. He did the work. And Christopher Nolan gave a touching speech.
So happy for Danny Strong that Recount got due recognition. YES!
Tonya J | January 11, 21:52 CET
the ninja report | January 11, 21:59 CET
And I really think that award shows should always be shown live, like sporting events (you wouldn't show the super bowl on taped delay would you? So why do it w/the award shows? *sigh*).
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embers | January 11, 22:05 CET
the ninja report | January 11, 22:08 CET
Thanks for the report, RavenU, you're a heart sent!
Madhatter | January 11, 23:49 CET
bookworm | January 12, 01:30 CET
Poor Kal Penn. If only Firefly had lasted, he could have been a three-timer. There's always Dollhouse.
I'm still hyperventilating from seeing Shahrukh Khan presenting Slumdog Millionaire :) Bollywood's my other fandom. :)
redeem147 | January 12, 03:09 CET
In fairness, players are less likely to swear (audibly) during the superbowl - I assume it's partly to avoid things like live swearing, live political rants, live costume "malfunctions" etc. And maybe also so it can be cut for time if it overruns ?
what does Anna Paquin have to do with the Whedonverse?
Nothing AFAIK (the photos aren't exclusively of Whedonverse alums).
Saje | January 12, 03:20 CET
twinkle | January 12, 04:50 CET
Dana5140 | January 12, 05:06 CET
Tonya J | January 12, 05:54 CET
RavenU | January 12, 06:29 CET
redeem147 | January 12, 07:12 CET
I'm talking about the Hollywood committees in general in which talent sometimes takes a backseat to the publicity of the award shows and their influence on Hollywood. It's terribly political in many ways, and I feel that there may always be this cloud above the award and the question as to whether it was a pity award, or done out of publicity or out of anything but admiration of talent and recognition for good work.
the ninja report | January 12, 07:59 CET
I know, who cares? These shows are long and boring whenever they are run, it just makes it that much worse that it is all old news so there is no excitement of wondering who would win.
embers | January 12, 08:02 CET