Emmy Nominations - who's it gonna be?
07-17-02, 10:23 PM
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Emmy Nominations - who's it gonna be?
It's that time of year again, the nominations are announced tomorrow. If Buffy doesn't get at least NOMINATED yet again this year, I am going to boycott the Emmys. And they'd damn well better win for the best hour (or whatever it's called) for "Once More With Feeling".
Scrubs and 24 are 2 newcomers that also deserve nominations.
I don't know the categories at the Emmys actually. I don't usually pay too much attention except to the big categories. Are there categories for best NEW show?
Anyhow, post the categories and your picks for nominations and winners. I'm curious to see what people out there think. Although I think this message board agrees about most of the shows.
Scrubs and 24 are 2 newcomers that also deserve nominations.
I don't know the categories at the Emmys actually. I don't usually pay too much attention except to the big categories. Are there categories for best NEW show?
Anyhow, post the categories and your picks for nominations and winners. I'm curious to see what people out there think. Although I think this message board agrees about most of the shows.
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Buffy doesn't get at least NOMINATED
The academy left off the writing nomination for the series
on the Ballot. They had to send out another Ballot.
I saw the updated Ballot, it was for the Musical.
When it rains it pours in Sunnydale.
on the Ballot. They had to send out another Ballot.
I saw the updated Ballot, it was for the Musical.
When it rains it pours in Sunnydale.
07-18-02, 01:37 AM
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It's a tough call as to which show should win the best drama emmy.
My two picks are The Shield (for just about any episode) and Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the musical episode.
I'm leaning towards the Buffy musical (since they vote for just one specific episode) just because it was so damn brilliant - but if I was voting for a whole season my vote would go to The Shield (it was an off year for Buffy, relatively speaking).
My two picks are The Shield (for just about any episode) and Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the musical episode.
I'm leaning towards the Buffy musical (since they vote for just one specific episode) just because it was so damn brilliant - but if I was voting for a whole season my vote would go to The Shield (it was an off year for Buffy, relatively speaking).
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Buffy got snubbed again and only got 4 nods for makeup and hairstyling. UPN got 9 nominations.
Poor, poor WB. They can't get nominated for crap. They got two nods for "Smallville". That's it for the network.
Poor, poor WB. They can't get nominated for crap. They got two nods for "Smallville". That's it for the network.
07-18-02, 08:25 AM
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Not sure what to make of this list. Xena? I really don't understand how they decide when syndicated shows qualify. It aired well over a year ago.
Too many NBC comedies. I'm sorry, but Frasier and Friends are not the funniest shows on television anymore.
Shocked to see South Park in there. Sure, it deserves it, but I didn't expect them to know that.
I have no problems with Keifer as Best Actor ... he was incredible. 24 as Best Drama, though, is laughable.
Good to see great new shows like Alias and The Shield get some recognition.
Embarrassing that OMWF isn't on any of the episodic lists. At least they threw it a bone with the Musical category.
Also good to see HBO holding it's grip on the throats of the networks. Without all those cop-out comedic nominations for the same old NBC comedies, HBO would have crushed the networks.
I'll have to look at the list in a bit more detail later to see what I really think.
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Too many NBC comedies. I'm sorry, but Frasier and Friends are not the funniest shows on television anymore.
Shocked to see South Park in there. Sure, it deserves it, but I didn't expect them to know that.
I have no problems with Keifer as Best Actor ... he was incredible. 24 as Best Drama, though, is laughable.
Good to see great new shows like Alias and The Shield get some recognition.
Embarrassing that OMWF isn't on any of the episodic lists. At least they threw it a bone with the Musical category.
Also good to see HBO holding it's grip on the throats of the networks. Without all those cop-out comedic nominations for the same old NBC comedies, HBO would have crushed the networks.
I'll have to look at the list in a bit more detail later to see what I really think.
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You have to feel bad for Rob Lowe, the only West Wing cast member not to get nominated. Even Stockard Channing and Mary-Louise Parker, who were each in only a handful of episodes, got nominated. If I remember correctly, Lowe has never been nominated while Spencer, Whitford, and Schiff have received multiple nominations. I like Dule Hill, but really does he do an appreciably better job than Lowe? It's kind of like how Kristin Davis never gets nominated for SATC, although I don't watch that series so I can't comment on her acting abilities. Martin Sheen and Allison Janney are both great, but in an ensemble like the West Wing I don't think anyone should be singled out as a lead actor or actress.
I can go along with Matt LeBlanc and Jennifer Aniston, even though again they should be nominated in supporting roles, but what is Matthew Perry doing in there? Chandler did virtually nothing this season.
I can go along with Matt LeBlanc and Jennifer Aniston, even though again they should be nominated in supporting roles, but what is Matthew Perry doing in there? Chandler did virtually nothing this season.
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Walking With Prehistoric Beasts • DISC
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Outstanding Stunt Coordination
Alias • Q & A • ABC
Band Of Brothers • Part 3: Carentan • HBO
Malcolm In The Middle • Company Picnic • FOX
Third Watch • Superheroes • NBC
Uprising • Part 2 • NBC
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Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Series
Late Show With David Letterman • Episode #1668 • CBS
Saturday Night Live • Britney Spears • NBC
Survivor • Africa: Finale And The Reunion • CBS
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno • Episode #2230 • NBC
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Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
A&E In Concert: Sting In Tuscany...All This Time • A&E
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
America: A Tribute To Heroes • •
Britney Spears Live From Las Vegas • HBO
The Carol Burnett Show “Show Stoppers” • CBS
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Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series
Andy Richter Controls The Universe • Pilot • FOX
The Bernie Mac Show • Pilot • FOX
Everybody Loves Raymond • Marie’s Sculpture • CBS
Everybody Loves Raymond • The Angry Family • CBS
Sex And The City • My Motherboard, My Self • HBO
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Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series
Alias • Truth Be Told (Pilot) • ABC
ER • On The Beach • NBC
The Shield • Pilot • FX
24 • Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) • FOX
The West Wing • Posse Comitatus • NBC
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Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program
America: A Tribute To Heroes •
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart • COM
Late Night With Conan O’Brien • NBC
Late Show With David Letterman • CBS
Saturday Night Live • NBC
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Outstanding Writing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special
Band Of Brothers • HBO
The Gathering Storm • HBO
The Laramie Project • HBO
Path To War • HBO
Shackleton • A&E
As Told By Ginger • Lunatic Lake • NICK
Futurama • Roswell That Ends Well • FOX
King Of The Hill • Bobby Goes Nuts • FOX
The Simpsons • She Of Little Faith • FOX
South Park • Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants • COM
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Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour Or More)
Trilogy (Samurai Jack) • Cartoon Network
Walking With Prehistoric Beasts • DISC
When Dinosaurs Roamed America • DISC
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Outstanding Art Direction For A Multi-Camera Series
Emeril • Halloween • NBC
Friends • The One Where Rachel Has a Baby - Parts 1 & 2 • NBC
That ‘70s Show • That ‘70s Musical • FOX
Titus • Into Thin Air • FOX
Will & Grace • Cheatin’ Trouble Blues • NBC
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Outstanding Art Direction For A Single-Camera Series
Alias • Truth Be Told (Pilot) • ABC
Six Feet Under • Back To The Garden • HBO
Six Feet Under • Pilot • HBO
24 • Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) • FOX
The West Wing • Manchester (Part 2) • NBC
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Outstanding Art Direction For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Band Of Brothers • Part 7: The Breaking Point • HBO
Dinotopia • Part 1 • ABC
James Dean • TNT
The Mists Of Avalon • Part 1 • TNT
Stephen King’s Rose Red • Part 2 • ABC
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Oustanding Art Direction For A Variety Or Music Program
A&E In Concert: Sting In Tuscany...All This Time • A&E
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
Concert For New York City • VH1
The 44th Annual Grammy Awards • CBS
MADtv • MADtv’s 3rd Annual Salute To The Movies • FOX
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
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Outstanding Casting For A Comedy Series
Frasier • NBC
Friends • NBC
Scrubs • NBC
Sex And The City • HBO
Will & Grace • NBC
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Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series
Alias • ABC
Law & Order • NBC
Once And Again • ABC
Six Feet Under • HBO
24 • FOX
The West Wing • NBC
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Outstanding Casting For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Band Of Brothers • HBO
The Gathering Storm • HBO
James Dean • TNT
The Laramie Project
Path To War • HBO
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Outstanding Choreography
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
Madonna Live: The Drowned World Tour • HBO
MADtv • MADtv’s 7th Season Premiere • FOX
Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration • CBS
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
Target Stars On Ice • A&E
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Outstanding Cinematography For A Multi-Camera Series
American Family • The Forgotten War • PBS
Frasier • Deathtrap • NBC
Friends • The One With the Rumor • NBC
Will & Grace • A Chorus Lie • NBC
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Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-Camera Series
Alias • Truth Be Told (Pilot) • ABC
Ally McBeal • Reality Bites • FOX
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation • Identity Crisis • CBS
Six Feet Under • Driving Mr. Mossback • HBO
The West Wing • Bartlet For America • NBC
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Outstanding Cinematography For A Miniseries Or Movie
Band Of Brothers • Part 8: The Patrol • HBO
James Dean • TNT
The Mists Of Avalon • Part 1 • TNT
Path To War • HBO
Shackleton • Part 2 • A&E
Uprising • Part 2 • NBC
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Outstanding Cinematography For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Cam)
American Experience • Ansel Adams: A Documentary Film • PBS
Blue Planet: Seas Of Life • Ocean World • DISC
The Human Face with John Cleese • TLC
In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01 • HBO
9/11 • CBS
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Outstanding Commercial
Amnesia - Computer Associates Bright Star
Broadway Tribute - Visa
First Words - Disney
Move - Nike
Nail Gun - Fox Sports
Out Of Towner - Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
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Outstanding Costumes For A Series
Alias • Truth Be Told (Pilot) • ABC
Farscape • Into The Lion’s Den (Part 1): Lambs To The Slaughter • Sci Fi
Sex And The City • Defining Moments • HBO
Six Feet Under • Back To The Garden • HBO
That ‘70s Show • That ‘70s Musical • FOX
Will & Grace • A Moveable Feast • NBC
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Outstanding Costumes For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Anne Rice’s The Feast Of All Saints • Part 1 • SHO
Dinotopia • Part 1 • ABC
The Gathering Storm • HBO
James Dean • TNT
The Mists Of Avalon • Part 1 • TNT
Victoria And Albert • Part 1 • A&E
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Outstanding Costumes For A Variety Or Music Program
Madonna Live: The Drowned World Tour • HBO
MADtv • MADtv’s Holiday Spectacular • FOX
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
Saturday Night Live • Host: Ian McKellen • NBC
Target Stars On Ice • A&E
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Outstanding Directing For A Comedy Series
Curb Your Enthusiasm • The Doll • HBO
Malcolm In The Middle • Christmas • FOX
Scrubs • My Old Lady • NBC
Sex And The City • The Real Me • HBO
Will & Grace • A Chorus Lie • NBC
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Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series
The Shield • Pilot • FX
Six Feet Under • Pilot • HBO
24 • Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) • FOX
The West Wing • The Indians In The Lobby • NBC
The West Wing • Posse Comitatus • NBC
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Outstanding Directing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
America: A Tribute To Heroes • •
From Broadway: Fosse • PBS
Late Show With David Letterman • CBS
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
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Outstanding Directing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special
Band Of Brothers •
The Gathering Storm • HBO
James Dean • TNT
The Laramie Project • HBO
Path To War • HBO
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Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Series
Alias • Q & A • ABC
Six Feet Under • Pilot •
24 • Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) • FOX
24 • 7:00 a.m - 8:00 a.m. • FOX
The West Wing • Bartlet For America • NBC
The West Wing • 100,000 Airplanes • NBC
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Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Band Of Brothers • Part 2: Day Of Days • HBO
Band Of Brothers • Part 4: Replacements • HBO
James Dean • TNT
The Lost Battalion • A&E
Shackleton • Part 2 • A&E
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Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing For A Series
Everybody Loves Raymond • Talk To Your Daughter • CBS
Frasier • The Proposal • NBC
Friends • The One With The Rumor • NBC
Friends • The One With The Halloween Party • NBC
Will & Grace • A Chorus Lie • NBC
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Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany...All This Time • A&E
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
Come Together: A Night For John Lennon’s Words and Music • TNT
Janet Jackson: In Concert From Hawaii • HBO
John Leguizamo’s Sexaholix... A Love Story • HBO
U2 Elevation 2001: Live From Boston • VH1
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Outstanding Picture Editing For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Camera)
America Undercover • Small Town Ecstasy • HBO
America Undercover • Southern Comfort • HBO
Blue Planet: Seas Of Life • Ocean World • DISC
In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01 • HBO
9/11 • CBS
Survivor • Marquesas: Two Peas In A Pod • CBS
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Outstanding Hairstyling For A Series
Alias • Q & A • ABC
Buffy The Vampire Slayer • Hell’s Bells • UPN
Enterprise • Two Days And Two Nights •
Sex And The City • Ghost Town • HBO
Six Feet Under • I’ll Take You • HBO
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Outstanding Hairstyling For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Anne Rice’s The Feast Of All Saints • Part 1 • SHO
Band Of Brothers • Part 5: Crossroads • HBO
Dinotopia • Part 1 • ABC
James Dean • TNT
The Mists Of Avalon • Part 1 • TNT
Path To War • HBO
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Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic, Multi-Camera) For VMC Programming
A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany...All This Time • A&E
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
America: A Tribute To Heroes • •
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
Survivor • Africa: Finale And The Reunion • CBS
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Outstanding Main Title Design
Band Of Brothers • HBO
The Mind Of The Married Man • HBO
Six Feet Under • HBO
Wolf Lake • CBS
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Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Non-Prosthetic)
Alias • Q & A • ABC
Buffy The Vampire Slayer • Hell’s Bells • UPN
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation • Slaves Of Las Vegas • CBS
MADtv • MADtv’s 7th Season Premiere • FOX
Six Feet Under • Pilot • HBO
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Outstanding Makeup For A Series (Prosthetic)
Buffy The Vampire Slayer • Hell’s Bells • UPN
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation • Overload • CBS
Enterprise • Broken Bow (Pilot) • UPN
Six Feet Under • A Private Life • HBO
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Outstanding Makeup For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Non-Prosthetic)
Band Of Brothers • Part 9: Why We Fight • HBO
Dinotopia • Part 1 • ABC
James Dean • TNT
Jim Henson’s Jack And The Beanstalk: The Real Story • Part 2 • CBS
The Mists Of Avalon • Part 1 • TNT
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Outstanding Makeup For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Prosthetic)
Band Of Brothers • Part 3: Carentan • HBO
Jim Henson’s Jack And The Beanstalk: The Real Story • Part 2 • CBS
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Outstanding Music Composition For A
Series (Dramatic Underscore)
Blue Planet: Seas Of Life • Ocean World • DISC
JAG • Adrift (Part 2) • CBS
24 • 7:00 a.m - 8:00 a.m. • FOX
The X-Files • The Truth • FOX
Xena: Warrior Princess • A Friend In Need II • SYN
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Outstanding Music Composition For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Dramatic Underscore)
Dinner With Friends • HBO
Jim Henson’s Jack And The Beanstalk: The Real Story • Part 2 • CBS
Last Call • SHO
The Mists Of Avalon • Part 1 • TNT
Shackleton • Part 2 • A&E
We Were The Mulvaneys • LIFE
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Outstanding Music Direction
Buffy The Vampire Slayer • Once More With Feeling • UPN
Dinotopia • Part 1 • ABC
The Kennedy Center Honors • CBS
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
Ultimate Manilow! • CBS
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Outstanding Music And Lyrics (Song Title in " ")
The Carol Burnett Show Show Stoppers • “A Mackie Rag” • CBS
The Fairly OddParents • Christmas Every Day - “I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas” • NICK
Family Guy • Brian Wallows And Peter Swallows - “You’ve Got A Lot To See” • FOX
Judging Amy • Beating The Bounds - “The Best Kind Of Answer” • CBS
The Simpsons • The Old Man And The Key - “Ode To Branson” • FOX •
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Outstanding Main Title Theme Music
A Day In Their Lives • HIST
First Monday • CBS
Justice League • Cartoon
Six Feet Under • HBO
Wolf Lake •
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Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series
The Bernie Mac Show • FOX • Bernie Mac as Bernie Mac
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS • Ray Romano as Raymond
Frasier • NBC • Kelsey Grammer as Frasier Crane
Friends • NBC • Matt LeBlanc as Joey Tribbiani
Friends • NBC • Matthew Perry as Chandler Bing
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Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series
The Shield • FX • Michael Chiklis as Detective Vic Mackey
Six Feet Under • HBO • Michael C. Hall as David Fisher
Six Feet Under • HBO • Peter Krause as Nate Fisher
24 • FOX • Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer
The West Wing • NBC • Martin Sheen as Josiah Bartlet
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Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie
The Gathering Storm • HBO • Albert Finney as Winston Churchill
James Dean • TNT • James Franco as James Dean
Path To War • HBO • Sir Michael Gambon as Lyndon B. Johnson
Shackleton • A&E • Kenneth Branagh as Ernest Shackleton
We Were The Mulvaneys • LIFE • Beau Bridges as Michael Mulvaney
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Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS • Patricia Heaton as Debra
Friends • NBC • Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green
Malcolm In The Middle • FOX • Jane Kaczmarek as Lois
Sex And The City • HBO • Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw
Will & Grace • NBC • Debra Messing as Grace Adler
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Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series
Alias • ABC • Jennifer Garner as Sydney Bristow
Judging Amy • CBS • Amy Brenneman as Judge Amy Gray
Six Feet Under • HBO • Rachel Griffiths as Brenda Chenowith
Six Feet Under • HBO • Frances Conroy as Ruth Fisher
The West Wing • NBC • Allison Janney as C.J. Cregg
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Outstanding Lead Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie
The Gathering Storm • HBO • Vanessa Redgrave as Clementine Churchill
The Rosa Parks Story • CBS • Angela Bassett as Rosa Parks
We Were The Mulvaneys • LIFE • Blythe Danner as Corinne Mulvaney
Wild Iris • SHO • Laura Linney as Iris Bravard
Wild Iris • SHO • Gena Rowlands as Minnie Brinn
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Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS • Peter Boyle as Frank
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS • Brad Garrett as Robert
Frasier • NBC • David Hyde Pierce as Niles Crane
Malcolm In The Middle • FOX • Bryan Cranston as Hal
Will & Grace • NBC • Sean Hayes as Jack McFarland
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Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series
Alias • ABC • Victor Garber as CIA Agent Jack D. Bristow
Six Feet Under • HBO • Freddy Rodriguez as Federico Diaz
The West Wing • NBC • Dulé Hill as Charlie Young
The West Wing • NBC • John Spencer as Leo McGarry
The West Wing • NBC • Bradley Whitford as Josh Lyman
The West Wing • NBC • Richard Schiff as Toby Ziegler
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Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie
The Gathering Storm • HBO • Jim Broadbent as Desmond Morton
James Dean • TNT • Michael Moriarty as Winton Dean
Path To War • HBO • Alec Baldwin as Robert McNamara
Things Behind The Sun • SHO • Don Cheadle as Chuck
Uprising • NBC • Jon Voight as Major-General Jurgen Stroop
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Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS • Doris Roberts as Marie
Just Shoot Me • NBC • Wendie Malick as Nina Van Horn
Sex And The City • HBO • Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes
Sex And The City • HBO • Kim Cattrall as Samantha Jones
Will & Grace • NBC • Megan Mullally as Karen Walker
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Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
Judging Amy • CBS • Tyne Daly as Maxine Gray
Six Feet Under • HBO • Lauren Ambrose as Claire Fisher
The West Wing • NBC • Mary-Louise Parker as Amy Gardner
The West Wing • NBC • Stockard Channing as Abigail Bartlet
The West Wing • NBC • Janel Moloney as Donna Moss
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Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Last Call • SHO • Sissy Spacek as Zelda Fitzgerald
The Matthew Shepard Story • NBC • Stockard Channing as Judy Shepard
The Mists Of Avalon • TNT • Joan Allen as Morgause
The Mists Of Avalon • TNT • Anjelica Huston as Viviane
Victoria And Albert • A&E • Dame Diana Rigg as Lehzen
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Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series
Frasier • NBC • Adam Arkin as Tom
Frasier • NBC • Anthony LaPaglia as Simon
Frasier • NBC • Brian Cox as Harry Moon
Friends • NBC • Brad Pitt as Will
Will & Grace • NBC • Michael Douglas as Detective Sharp
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Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series
The Practice • ABC • John Larroquette as Joey Heric
The Practice • ABC • Charles S. Dutton as Leonard Marshall
The West Wing • NBC • Ron Silver as Bruno Gianelli
The West Wing • NBC • Tim Matheson as Vice President Hoynes
The West Wing • NBC • Mark Harmon as Simon Donovan
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Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS • Katherine Helmond as Lois
Malcolm In The Middle • FOX • Susan Sarandon as Meg
Malcolm In The Middle • FOX • Cloris Leachman as Ida
Sex And The City • HBO • Frances Sternhagen as Bunny McDougal
Will & Grace • NBC • Glenn Close as Sanny
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Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series
ER • NBC • Mary McDonnell as Eleanor Carter
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit • NBC • Martha Plimpton as Claire Rinato
Six Feet Under • HBO • Patricia Clarkson as Sarah O’Connor
Six Feet Under • HBO • Lili Taylor as Lisa
Six Feet Under • HBO • Illeana Douglas as Angela
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Outstanding Individual Performance In A Variety Or Music Program
A&E In Concert: Sting In Tuscany...All This Time • A&E • Sting, Performer
Billy Joel: In His Own Words • A&E • Billy Joel, Performer
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart • COM • Jon Stewart, Host
Whose Line Is It Anyway? • ABC • Wayne Brady, Performer
Whose Line Is It Anyway? • ABC • Ryan Stiles, Performer
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Outstanding Comedy Series
Curb Your Enthusiasm • HBO
Everybody Loves Raymond • CBS
Friends • NBC
Sex And The City • HBO
Will & Grace • NBC
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Outstanding Drama Series
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation • CBS
Law & Order • NBC
Six Feet Under • HBO
24 • FOX
The West Wing • NBC
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Outstanding MiniSeries
Band Of Brothers • HBO
Dinotopia • ABC
The Mists Of Avalon • TNT
Shackleton • A&E
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Outstanding Made For Television Movie
Dinner With Friends • HBO
The Gathering Storm • HBO
James Dean • TNT
The Laramie Project • HBO
Path To War • HBO
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Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Series
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart • COM
Late Show With David Letterman • CBS
Politically Incorrect With Bill Maher • ABC
Saturday Night Live • NBC
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno • NBC
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Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
America: A Tribute To Heroes • •
The Carol Burnett Show “Show Stoppers” • CBS
Cirque Du Soleil’s Alegria • BRAVO
Concert For New York City • VH1
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
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Outstanding Classical Music-Dance Program
The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess with the New York City Opera (Live From Lincoln Center) • PBS
Joshua Bell: West Side Story Suite From Central Park (Great Performances) • PBS
Mostly Mozart Festival 2001 - Mozart’s “Requiem” (Live From Lincoln Center) • PBS
Sweeney Todd in Concert • PBS
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Outstanding Children’s Program
The Making of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” • ABC
Afghanistan • NICK
Nick News With Linda Ellerbee • NICK
Rugrats • All Growed Up • NICK
SpongeBob SquarePants • NICK
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Outstanding Non-Fiction Special (Informational)
The Human Face with John Cleese • TLC
In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01 • HBO
Inside The Actors Studio: 100th Guest Special • BRAVO
9/11 • CBS
We Stand Alone Together: The Men of Easy Company • HBO
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Outstanding Non-Fiction Series (Informational)
Antiques Roadshow • PBS
Behind The Music • VH1
Biography • A&E
The E! True Hollywood Story • E! Entertainment Television
Inside The Actors Studio • BRAVO
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Outstanding Non-Fiction Program (Reality)
American High • PBS
Frontier House • PBS
The Osbournes • MTV
Project Greenlight • HBO
Taxicab Confessions • HBO
Trauma: Life In The ER • TLC
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Outstanding Special Class Program
AFI’s 100 Years...100 Thrills: America’s Most Heart-Pounding Movies • CBS
I Love Lucy 50th Anniversary Special • CBS
Survivor • CBS
Trading Spaces • TLC
The West Wing: Documentary Special • NBC
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Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation • Chasing The Bus • CBS
Enterprise • Broken Bow (Pilot) • UPN
ER • Partly Cloudy, Chance Of Rain • NBC
Smallville • Pilot • WB
Third Watch • Falling • NBC
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Outstanding Sound Editing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Anne Rice’s The Feast Of All Saints • Part 1 • SHO
Band Of Brothers • Part 2: Day Of Days • HBO
The Lost Battalion • A&E
Shackleton • Part 2 • A&E
Uprising • Part 2 • NBC
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Outstanding Sound Editing For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Camera)
Blue Planet: Seas Of Life • Deep • DISC
In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01 • HBO
9/11 • CBS
The True Story Of Black Hawk Down • HIST
When Dinosaurs Roamed America • DISC
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Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing For A Series
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation • Primum Non Nocere • CBS
ER • Partly Cloudly, Chance Of Rain • NBC
NYPD Blue • Johnny Got His Gold • ABC
Six Feet Under • Pilot • HBO
24 • 11:00 pm - 12:00 am • FOX
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Outstanding Single-Camera Sound Mixing For A Miniseries Or A Movie
Band Of Brothers • Part 2: Day Of Days • HBO
Band Of Brothers • Part 3: Carentan • HBO
Band Of Brothers • Part 7: The Breaking Point • HBO
The Gathering Storm • HBO
The Lost Battalion • A&E
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Outstanding Multi-Camera Sound Mixing For A Series Or Special
Everybody Loves Raymond • It’s Supposed To Be Fun • CBS
Frasier • Bla-Z-Boy • NBC
Friends • The One Where Rachel Has a Baby (Parts 1 & 2) • NBC
Will & Grace • Fagel Attraction • NBC
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Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Variety Or Music Series Or Special
A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany...All This Time • A&E
America: A Tribute To Heroes • •
Come Together: A Night For John Lennon’s Words and Music • TNT
Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games • NBC
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno • #2180 • NBC
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Outstanding Sound Mixing For Non-Fiction Programming (Single Or Multi-Camera)
Blue Planet: Seas Of Life • Deep • DISC
In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01 • HBO
9/11 • CBS
Brooks • PBS
The True Story Of Black Hawk Down • HIST
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Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Series
Enterprise • Breaking The Ice • UPN
Enterprise • Broken Bow (Pilot) • UPN
Smallville • Pilot • WB
Stargate SG-1 • Enemies • SHO
Stargate SG-1 • Revelations • SHO
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Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
Band Of Brothers • Part 4: Replacements • HBO
Band Of Brothers • Part 2: Day Of Days • HBO
Dinotopia • Part 3 • ABC
Superfire • ABC
Walking With Prehistoric Beasts • DISC
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Outstanding Stunt Coordination
Alias • Q & A • ABC
Band Of Brothers • Part 3: Carentan • HBO
Malcolm In The Middle • Company Picnic • FOX
Third Watch • Superheroes • NBC
Uprising • Part 2 • NBC
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Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Series
Late Show With David Letterman • Episode #1668 • CBS
Saturday Night Live • Britney Spears • NBC
Survivor • Africa: Finale And The Reunion • CBS
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno • Episode #2230 • NBC
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Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, Video For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special
A&E In Concert: Sting In Tuscany...All This Time • A&E
The 74th Annual Academy Awards • ABC
America: A Tribute To Heroes • •
Britney Spears Live From Las Vegas • HBO
The Carol Burnett Show “Show Stoppers” • CBS
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Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series
Andy Richter Controls The Universe • Pilot • FOX
The Bernie Mac Show • Pilot • FOX
Everybody Loves Raymond • Marie’s Sculpture • CBS
Everybody Loves Raymond • The Angry Family • CBS
Sex And The City • My Motherboard, My Self • HBO
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Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series
Alias • Truth Be Told (Pilot) • ABC
ER • On The Beach • NBC
The Shield • Pilot • FX
24 • Midnight - 1:00 a.m. (Pilot) • FOX
The West Wing • Posse Comitatus • NBC
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Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Program
America: A Tribute To Heroes •
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart • COM
Late Night With Conan O’Brien • NBC
Late Show With David Letterman • CBS
Saturday Night Live • NBC
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Outstanding Writing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special
Band Of Brothers • HBO
The Gathering Storm • HBO
The Laramie Project • HBO
Path To War • HBO
Shackleton • A&E
07-18-02, 10:15 AM
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Law & Order is my favorite drama of all time, but it should not have been nominated this year. It was not very good. NYPD Blue should have gotten their nom. The funny thing about L&O is that the actors almost never get nominated. Can't understand that since Orbach and Waterston are 2 of the best actors on television.
Charlotte Ross definitely should have been nominated for her work on Blue this year.
I've seen Six Feet Under on a few occasions. It ain't all that. However, it is the type of show that these awards folks seem to love.
Did everybody from The West Wing get nominated? Sheesh. Some of them are deserving. Some are definitely not.
Charlotte Ross definitely should have been nominated for her work on Blue this year.
I've seen Six Feet Under on a few occasions. It ain't all that. However, it is the type of show that these awards folks seem to love.
Did everybody from The West Wing get nominated? Sheesh. Some of them are deserving. Some are definitely not.
07-18-02, 10:54 AM
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The best drama/comedy award is for the whole season, the writing, directing, etc is for individual episodes.
Personally, I'm pissed about the WB only getting 2 noms. How in the hell does Malcolm in the Middle get nominated for best stunt coordination and not Angel or Smallville? It doesn't compare to last year when WB had 0 nominations even though they had the 2 best shows on TV (Buffy and Gilmore Girls) and the best hour of TV I've ever seen ("The Body"), but that has to be the worst thing I've ever seen in any awards.
The best drama/comedy award is for the whole season, the writing, directing, etc is for individual episodes.
Personally, I'm pissed about the WB only getting 2 noms. How in the hell does Malcolm in the Middle get nominated for best stunt coordination and not Angel or Smallville? It doesn't compare to last year when WB had 0 nominations even though they had the 2 best shows on TV (Buffy and Gilmore Girls) and the best hour of TV I've ever seen ("The Body"), but that has to be the worst thing I've ever seen in any awards.
07-18-02, 11:29 AM
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Originally posted by Red Dog
Law & Order is my favorite drama of all time, but it should not have been nominated this year. It was not very good. NYPD Blue should have gotten their nom. The funny thing about L&O is that the actors almost never get nominated. Can't understand that since Orbach and Waterston are 2 of the best actors on television.
Charlotte Ross definitely should have been nominated for her work on Blue this year.
I've seen Six Feet Under on a few occasions. It ain't all that. However, it is the type of show that these awards folks seem to love.
Did everybody from The West Wing get nominated? Sheesh. Some of them are deserving. Some are definitely not.
Law & Order is my favorite drama of all time, but it should not have been nominated this year. It was not very good. NYPD Blue should have gotten their nom. The funny thing about L&O is that the actors almost never get nominated. Can't understand that since Orbach and Waterston are 2 of the best actors on television.
Charlotte Ross definitely should have been nominated for her work on Blue this year.
I've seen Six Feet Under on a few occasions. It ain't all that. However, it is the type of show that these awards folks seem to love.
Did everybody from The West Wing get nominated? Sheesh. Some of them are deserving. Some are definitely not.
Blue was one of the best two or three dramas this season for certain. I wish the nomination committee would actually watch the shows instead of going by their reputations. Law & Order is one of the all time greats and always will be, but not this season.
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07-18-02, 11:36 AM
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Can some one please explain to me the difference between a Single camera show and a Multi camera show? And is there enough of a difference that they have to sepperate the catagories for it?
07-18-02, 11:42 AM
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Originally posted by Red Dog
I also want to know why Oz never gets nominated for anything.
I also want to know why Oz never gets nominated for anything.
Oz is probably unjustifyably looked down upon in much the same way a show like Buffy is. People probably just assume it sucks because of the subject matter. I don't think Oz is as good as The Sopranos or Six Feet Under, but it's certainly one of the top shows on the air and deserves more recognition from these award-giving bodies.das
07-18-02, 11:48 AM
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I for one think SIX FEET UNDER is the best show on television.
I, for one, am so glad that Six Feet Under got that many nods.
And I am so glad the entire principle cast got nominated.
I hope Frances Conroy wins. I loved Rachel Griffiths, but in my mind, Frances (the mom) deserves it. She is so mesmerizing as the mother and had me close to tears in many of the episodes. But that fight btw Rachel and Peter Krause in one of season 2's final episodes had me mesmerized at her acting ability.
Am I the only one who thinks THE WEST WING is very OVERRATED.
How it beat out The Sopranos the past two years?
I have given that show a chance...and well..I just can't get into it. Now You West Wing lovers can't say I haven't tried the show out.
24 best drama? Hardly.
YES! BRYAN CRANSTON GETS NOMINATED!? But why is he in the supporting catergory and that Jane Kaz-"whata" is in the lead? To me they are both supporting but she has been nominated in the lead before.
BAND OF BROTHERS ALL THE WAY!
I am happy for THE SHEILD, but I don't want it to win. I want SIX FEET UNDER TO SWEEP AS WELL (at least in the main acting and drama series category). I can dream...hopefully those voters dream too!
I, for one, am so glad that Six Feet Under got that many nods.
And I am so glad the entire principle cast got nominated.
I hope Frances Conroy wins. I loved Rachel Griffiths, but in my mind, Frances (the mom) deserves it. She is so mesmerizing as the mother and had me close to tears in many of the episodes. But that fight btw Rachel and Peter Krause in one of season 2's final episodes had me mesmerized at her acting ability.
Am I the only one who thinks THE WEST WING is very OVERRATED.
How it beat out The Sopranos the past two years?
I have given that show a chance...and well..I just can't get into it. Now You West Wing lovers can't say I haven't tried the show out.
24 best drama? Hardly.
YES! BRYAN CRANSTON GETS NOMINATED!? But why is he in the supporting catergory and that Jane Kaz-"whata" is in the lead? To me they are both supporting but she has been nominated in the lead before.
BAND OF BROTHERS ALL THE WAY!
I am happy for THE SHEILD, but I don't want it to win. I want SIX FEET UNDER TO SWEEP AS WELL (at least in the main acting and drama series category). I can dream...hopefully those voters dream too!
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07-18-02, 11:56 AM
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Originally posted by conscience
Am I the only one who thinks THE WEST WING is very OVERRATED.
How it beat out The Sopranos the past two years?
I have given that show a chance...and well..I just can't get into it. Now You West Wing lovers can't say I haven't tried the show out.
Am I the only one who thinks THE WEST WING is very OVERRATED.
How it beat out The Sopranos the past two years?
I have given that show a chance...and well..I just can't get into it. Now You West Wing lovers can't say I haven't tried the show out.
See that's the way I feel about Six Feet Under. Just can't get into it. As for The West Wing, I think this was definitely their weakest year. It is still one of the best dramas on television and is deserving of a Best Drama nom, but everyone on the friggin show got nominated except for Rob Lowe (including someone not even in the opening credits). That is a tad ridiculous. As for the last 2 years, I think it was the best drama on tv.
07-18-02, 12:04 PM
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Originally posted by scrubneck
You have to feel bad for Rob Lowe, the only West Wing cast member not to get nominated. Even Stockard Channing and Mary-Louise Parker, who were each in only a handful of episodes, got nominated. If I remember correctly, Lowe has never been nominated while Spencer, Whitford, and Schiff have received multiple nominations. I like Dule Hill, but really does he do an appreciably better job than Lowe? It's kind of like how Kristin Davis never gets nominated for SATC, although I don't watch that series so I can't comment on her acting abilities. Martin Sheen and Allison Janney are both great, but in an ensemble like the West Wing I don't think anyone should be singled out as a lead actor or actress.
I can go along with Matt LeBlanc and Jennifer Aniston, even though again they should be nominated in supporting roles, but what is Matthew Perry doing in there? Chandler did virtually nothing this season.
You have to feel bad for Rob Lowe, the only West Wing cast member not to get nominated. Even Stockard Channing and Mary-Louise Parker, who were each in only a handful of episodes, got nominated. If I remember correctly, Lowe has never been nominated while Spencer, Whitford, and Schiff have received multiple nominations. I like Dule Hill, but really does he do an appreciably better job than Lowe? It's kind of like how Kristin Davis never gets nominated for SATC, although I don't watch that series so I can't comment on her acting abilities. Martin Sheen and Allison Janney are both great, but in an ensemble like the West Wing I don't think anyone should be singled out as a lead actor or actress.
I can go along with Matt LeBlanc and Jennifer Aniston, even though again they should be nominated in supporting roles, but what is Matthew Perry doing in there? Chandler did virtually nothing this season.
I don't think Allison Janney should have been nominated in the LEAD...didn't she win a year or two ago for the same role in the SUPPORTING Category? I can see how Martin Sheen got Lead, but Janney? I think NOT!
I always wondered, why in the hell does Kristin Davis never get nominated. I have my own answer.... I do think she is excellent on the show, but to me she is the worst written character from the four. She does nothing but contradict a lot of the time and is sometimes not funny, I don't think it is her acting, but the writing she is getting on her character.
I remeber reading that Matthew Perry complained that he did not want to be nominated in the LEAD category for FRIENDS?
Was it because no one else was up for LEAD in FRIENDS until this year?.........?
I agree that all of the FRIENDS SHOULD BE SUPPORTING.
FOR EXAMPLE, LISA KUDROW won for Supporting a few years back.
07-18-02, 12:08 PM
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Originally posted by conscience
Even though I do not like THE WEST WING, I have watched it before, and I can't see how Rob Lowe isn't nominated. He would be a lead though...wasn't he nominated before along with Sheen in the lead?
I don't think Allison Janney should have been nominated in the LEAD...didn't she win a year or two ago for the same role in the SUPPORTING Category? I can see how Martin Sheen got Lead, but Janney? I think NOT!
Even though I do not like THE WEST WING, I have watched it before, and I can't see how Rob Lowe isn't nominated. He would be a lead though...wasn't he nominated before along with Sheen in the lead?
I don't think Allison Janney should have been nominated in the LEAD...didn't she win a year or two ago for the same role in the SUPPORTING Category? I can see how Martin Sheen got Lead, but Janney? I think NOT!
If it were up to me, the WW noms would have been Sheen for Best Actor, Janney and Maloney for BSA, and Schiff and Lowe for BSA. That's it. I really like Bradley Whitford, but I didn't like the way his character was written this year (which isn't really his fault, but it is a factor).
07-18-02, 12:13 PM
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Originally posted by Red Dog
See that's the way I feel about Six Feet Under. Just can't get into it. As for The West Wing, I think this was definitely their weakest year. It is still one of the best dramas on television and is deserving of a Best Drama nom, but everyone on the friggin show got nominated except for Rob Lowe (including someone not even in the opening credits). That is a tad ridiculous. As for the last 2 years, I think it was the best drama on tv.
See that's the way I feel about Six Feet Under. Just can't get into it. As for The West Wing, I think this was definitely their weakest year. It is still one of the best dramas on television and is deserving of a Best Drama nom, but everyone on the friggin show got nominated except for Rob Lowe (including someone not even in the opening credits). That is a tad ridiculous. As for the last 2 years, I think it was the best drama on tv.
Rob Lowe is being shafted. His work on The West Wing is excellent and a complete departure from his "image." He's one of the actors that carries the show to the next level, and it's a shame they handed out nods to everyone but him. Certainly not everyone can be nominated, but he's higher on my list than many of the others.
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07-18-02, 12:20 PM
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Originally posted by das Monkey
The last 2 years, I had it as #1 and The Sopranos as #2.
The last 2 years, I had it as #1 and The Sopranos as #2.
Same here. Sopranos (1st season) was #1 3 years ago (which was obviously before WW started).
Of course, from 1995-98, I think Law & Order was the best drama on tv, bar none.
07-18-02, 12:36 PM
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Same here. Sopranos (1st season) was #1 3 years ago (which was obviously before WW started).
Of course, from 1995-98, I think Law & Order was the best drama on tv, bar none.
Same here. Sopranos (1st season) was #1 3 years ago (which was obviously before WW started).
Of course, from 1995-98, I think Law & Order was the best drama on tv, bar none.
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07-18-02, 12:43 PM
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Single camera shows are shot film style, with a director and DP and later edited. Multi camera shows literally have 3 or more cameras going at one time, they are usually shot on video and switched live with a director calling the shots. The cameras in a multi-camera shoot are also isoed so that changes can be made in post.
And yes, they should be in separate categories. A good multi-camera director would not necessarily make a good single camera director.
BTW: I think that Oz is by far the best show on HBO, probably even one of the best on TV. I'll never understand why it never gets nominations. Maybe they don't submit anything to be nominated. Oz, Buffy, and Smallville should definitely be in the outstanding drama category.
And yes, they should be in separate categories. A good multi-camera director would not necessarily make a good single camera director.
BTW: I think that Oz is by far the best show on HBO, probably even one of the best on TV. I'll never understand why it never gets nominations. Maybe they don't submit anything to be nominated. Oz, Buffy, and Smallville should definitely be in the outstanding drama category.
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