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September 18
2005
Pic of Alyson and Alexis at the 2005 Emmys.
How friggin' cute are they?
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Lunakitty | September 18, 23:53 CET
belle4747 | September 19, 00:22 CET
[ edited by risingwaves on 2008-06-02 01:56 ]
risingwaves | September 19, 00:25 CET
tgilders | September 19, 00:29 CET
[ edited by risingwaves on 2008-06-02 01:51 ]
risingwaves | September 19, 00:34 CET
-I know most comedies get end-of-series pity wins. Sometimes they deserve them, often they don't. Did anyone else hate Everybody Loves Raymond ? I mean, from the four or five episodes I've watched, it doesn't seem as bad as some of the sitcoms out there like According to Jim and Yes Dear. But Scrubs, Arrested Development, and Desperate Housewives were far more deserving candidates (although Housewives belongs in drama. In which case it wouldn't make the nominee list 'cause there're too many better dramas).
-I like Lost. I often like it a lot. It won due to popularity though, due to all the hype and the fact that it's accessible to those without cable, and repeated a ton last season. Personally I don't believe it was the most deserving out of those five candidates (and where's The Shield and Nip/Tuck ?) Deadwood and Six Feet Under should've been the ones to have to fight over the win. I've also heard that Season 4 of 24 was its best yet, but I'm not that far up.
-Real glad to see Felicity Huffman take the win for Best Actress in a Comedy. Her co-star Marcia Cross would've been just as deserving. Good win.
-Woo hoo! Arrested Development got one for writing (those Season 2 DVDs can't come out fast enough)
-The pilot for Desperate Housewives was really nicely directed, so good on 'em.
-Robbed. Jeremy Piven who plays Ari Gold on Entourage was robbed. The show's still young though, he'll get one.
-William fucking Shatner won over Terry O'Quinn and Naveen Andrews ?!? (Locke and Sayid from Lost) Okay now I know there's no god.
[ edited by Kris on 2005-09-19 08:08 ]
Kris | September 19, 01:06 CET
Son Of Shadow | September 19, 01:13 CET
But yeah, Alyson looked awesome. I LOVE that dress!
Aurra | September 19, 01:22 CET
Simon | September 19, 01:26 CET
einral | September 19, 01:46 CET
Ariane | September 19, 03:27 CET
Simon | September 19, 03:29 CET
Great dress! But when I look at Alyson, I just see Willow ...
Ariane | September 19, 03:40 CET
And some more here, including a nice close-up of the dress detailing.
[ edited by TheDivineGoat on 2005-09-19 11:21 ]
TheDivineGoat | September 19, 04:02 CET
I was sorry that Fury didn't win, but I'm glad he got to stand on the stage with the Lost people (including Daniel Dae Kim).
I must say I thought the show on the whole was a big bore, Ellen de Generes was not funny for the most part, and I was totally shocked at some of the winners. Yes, the Shatner win was a surprise, as was Spader's. I, too, dislike Everybody Loves Raymond -- with the exception of Doris Roberts -- and this show was totally outclassed by the "losers" in that category, in my mind. 24 got shut out for one of its best seasons.
I thought Kristin Bell was surprisingly good in the "idol" silliness, although it looked as though she nearly got dropped by one of the dancers lifting her up at one point. And the choreography was pretty dismal.
And didn't I hear Hugh Jackman thank all for his "Tony"?
palehorse | September 19, 07:21 CET
Speaking of uncomfortable experiences, if the producers are so worried about the show running long, they should cut out the “amusing” banter between presenters. Most of them can’t tell a joke and they just end up looking foolish.
I only watched for David Fury ("and the award goes to David...Shore!" God, I almost had a heart attack) and Alyson (twice when they cut to a reaction shot I saw Alexis and then Alyson. That was more exciting than the actual show, I can tell you). Wiliam Shatner over Terry O’Quinn? James Spader over Ian McShane and Hugh Laurie? Nothing for Frances Conroy? I’ve never watched Everybody Loves Raymond, but I think I’m putting it in the ‘not if it was the last show on earth’ category. Lost is fun, but there’s no way it’s a better show than Deadwood. However, it was great to see Mr Fury on stage with the rest of the Lost gang at the end.
bloodflowers | September 19, 07:38 CET
Does anyone know if there is a shot of David Fury from the awards anywhere? I missed the part of the show wherehe got on stage.
newcj | September 19, 08:08 CET
I felt that William Shatner won as a going away gift, he was never nominated before and has been on TV for decades. I'm sure Terry O'Quinn and Naveen Andrews will be nominated again, they are both so good (w/Hurley they are the best ones on the show! Well, I like the Korean couple too...but I really think the 'stars' of 'Lost' are the worst).
Personally I'm glad 'Everybody Loves Raymond' is off the air, but of course that is not true, it'll be on reruns ad nauseum. I've never been able to sit through the whole half hour of that show.
Kristen Bell also looked beautiful (I think she is on everyone's best dressed list), and sounded great in her number, so I hope this is all good publicity for 'Veronica Mars'.
embers | September 19, 08:21 CET
gingeriffic | September 19, 08:22 CET
I was also thrilled he was standing behind Damon Lindelof (?) during the acceptance. I was squeeing and yelling, "David Fury! I'm so sorry 'Walkabout' didn't win, but I'm so happy to see you!"
ETA: This is Shatner's second consecutive win for the same role.
[ edited by brownishcoat on 2005-09-19 15:30 ]
brownishcoat | September 19, 08:28 CET
bloodflowers, I agree that they should cut the banter between the presenters. The lines generally are lame, and the presenters often look embarrassed saying them. I'm much more interested in hearing what the recipients have to say than the presenters, and the recipients are the ones who get cut off.
I forgot to say earlier that I was happy to see that S. Epatha Merkerson won for Lackawanna Blues. I didn't see it, but I've always thought she deserved an Emmy for her work on L&O, so I'm happy she got the recognition.
palehorse | September 19, 08:38 CET
jeebs | September 19, 09:51 CET
krebstar5 | September 19, 09:52 CET
TheDivineGoat | September 19, 11:27 CET
I didn't watch but maybe 10 minutes worth of the show, but fortunately caught Jon Stewart's segment.
TexLuvsAngel | September 19, 12:26 CET
Harmalicious | September 19, 14:57 CET
IMForeman | September 19, 22:58 CET
Photographer: "These might be worth something someday."
While watching the Lost extras, I was surprised at how young the creators looked. I'd never seen JJ Abrams before.
brownishcoat | September 20, 08:16 CET