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Dr. Melfi has cut her ties, Silvio's in a coma, and Bobby has been derailed - now, there is no more hiding. Now that you’ve heard about it, tell us what you thought about the Finale of the Sopranos.
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Re: Episode 86: Made in America
Jul 19, 2007 7:51 PM
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> Glen, AMC does censor, Goodfellows is on right now
> and it is all censored.
> Maybe not since the time is 10:00 p.m. and 11:00
> p.m.
> I am going to record it and watch it on the weekend.
That's too bad. I hope the late hour will allow more freedom, but even then they'll probably have limits. It's too bad it didn't go to HBO. Maybe if it's good enough, and AMC hasn't paid for a long contract, HBO could outbid them in the future.
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Jul 19, 2007 7:48 PM
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> Thanks also for this info, Glen.
>
> “No Country For Old Men” (release date: 11/21/07)
> by writers/directors/brothers - Joel and Ethan
> Coen
>
> Starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh
> Brolin, Woody Harrelson, Kelly Macdonald, Carla Jean
> Moss, Garret Dillahunt, Tess Harper, Barry Corbin
> (interesting...not actress, Frances McDormand (aka
> Mrs. Joel Coen)!
>
> “Violence and mayhem ensue after a hunter stumbles
> upon some dead bodies, a stash of heroin, and more
> than $2 million in cash near the Rio Grande.”
>
Thanks again Ciao,
I'm a Coen brothers freak. I've loved them since 'Blood Simple,' which may have been their best yet. It's been a long time since a written and directed by. They really stumbled with attempts to direct/produce other's writing and do remakes (Intolerable Cruelty, The Ladykillers). I hope they learned their lesson, and have gotten over their writing slump.
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Jul 19, 2007 7:48 PM
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> > Good evening, Missiemoo. How is your day
> going?
> >
> >
> > Did you hear about The Sopranos 15 Emmy award
> > nominations today?
>
> The day is going good, i was surprised the Riches
> were not on this though.
> So happy about the Sopranos! So happy for them!
You're right about "The Riches", Missiemoo. That may or may not be an oversight. That series began on FX very late in the season, so that might be the reason. They'll be on board next year, I'm sure. I just saw star Minnie Driver perform on Leno the other night. Have you heard her singing/music? She's very talented at that as well.
Yes, THRILLED for David Chase and company on their 15 nominations and KUDOS to HBO on 86 nominations!!! Unreal!
HBO Grabs 86 Emmy Nominations, `The Sopranos' Nabs 15!!!
Don't forget to watch premiere episode of "Mad Men" on AMC at 10pm tonight as well!
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Jul 19, 2007 7:46 PM
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> > I'm getting a little psyched about seeing "Mad
> Men"
> > (From Matthew Weiner, (an) EP(/Writer) of The
> > Sopranos, on AMC) tomorrow night:
> >
> >
> http:/<wbr />/<wbr />media.<wbr />amctv.<wbr />com/<wbr />video/<wbr />index.<wbr />html?<wbr />bcpid=<wbr />35351479
>
> > 3&bclid=894211394&bctid=992146934
> >
>
> >
> > Good evening, all.
> >
> > Thanks for reminding me, Glen.
> >
> > Yes, the premiere episode of “Mad Men,” a new
> series
> > on AMC is 10pm on Thursday 7/18/07 - tomorrow
> night!
> >
> > I wondered why it wasn’t on HBO, but there has been
> a
> > MAJOR shakeup in top management at HBO in the past
> > few months and perhaps a deal could not be
> hammered
> > out at that time. Otherwise, what the hell is
> > Matthew Weiner’s new series doing on AMC???
> >
> > “Mad Men” looks good though. It’s slightly
> curious
> > as Matthew Weiner is almost entirely a Los
> Angelino,
> > while writing/producing a series about a
> definitive
> > NYC legendary experience. Hopefully, he’s got
> backup
> > who are a bit more anchored in NYC. I am also
> > concerned that the series is a little top heavy in
> > testosterone. Women actually played a BIG role in
> > the 1960’s NYC advertising game. I’m hoping the
> > female characters get fleshed out a bit more than
> > just assistants and secretaries (Google Lois Wyse
> to
> > see what I mean). Anyway, that is an amazing and
> > definitive era in advertising, and the series
> should
> > be very creative, with lots of fun cameos by real
> > life Ad stars...look for Jerry Della Femina, among
> > others.
> >
> > Thanks, Glen.
> >
> > Here’s some info on MW:
> >
> > Matthew Weiner: Executive Producer, The Sopranos
> >
> > Matthew Weiner joins The Sopranos after writing on
> > various network TV shows including The Naked
> Truth,
> > Becker, and most recently, Andy Richter Controls
> the
> > Universe.
> >
> > Weiner attended Wesleyan University where he
> studied
> > Philosophy, Literature and History. He has an MFA
> > from the University of Southern California School
> of
> > Cinema and Television, where he made a documentary
> > about Hollywood's paparazzi, It's All True.
> Following
> > film school, he was supported by his wife until
> > taking his winnings as a contestant on Jeopardy!
> and
> > turning them into the independent feature, What Do
> > You Do All Day? Which he wrote and directed.
> >
> > While finishing the film, Matt worked at A&E
> > Biography, until finally all his hard work paid
> off
> > as a series of accidents landed him a job writing
> > jokes on a short-lived network sitcom, Party
> Girl--
> > and he has worked ever since.
> >
> > Weiner currently lives in his native Los Angeles
> with
> > his wife and four sons.
> >
>
> Thanks for the background on Weiner Caio. Not a
> source of pride, but I loved Becker. It was a little
> dark - an ascerbic, divorce-embittered, chain-smoking
> doctor who left a promising research career for
> family practice in the innner city.
>
> I also wonder why 'AMC' and not HBO. Does AMC
> censor, or are they a real cable movie channel?
>
> It looks as though there is at least one very strong
> female character. I'm guessing she'll regularly
> outshine her hedonistic male counterparts. Weiner
> has been working on this for seven years. I'm sure
> he's done his research.
Glen, AMC does censor, Goodfellows is on right now and it is all censored.
Maybe not since the time is 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.
I am going to record it and watch it on the weekend.
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Re: Episode 86: Made in America
Jul 19, 2007 7:44 PM
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> Hey Missiemoo, here is more info on yesterday's
> charity discussion for you:
>
> Biography on HERO, Norman Ernest Borlaug:
>
> http:/<wbr />/<wbr />en.<wbr />wikipedia.<wbr />org/<wbr />wiki/<wbr />Borlaug
>
> --------------------
>
> Join the ONE Campaign: www.one.org
>
> ONE is Americans of all beliefs and every walk of
> life – united as ONE – to help make poverty history.
> We are a campaign of over 2.4 million people and
> growing from all 50 states and over 100 of America’s
> most well-known and respected non-profit, advocacy
> and humanitarian organizations. As ONE, we are asking
> our leaders to do more to fight the emergency of
> global AIDS and extreme poverty. ONE believes that
> allocating more of the U.S. budget toward providing
> basic needs like health, education, clean water and
> food would transform the futures and hopes of an
> entire generation in the world's poorest countries.
>
> ONE is nonpartisan; there’s only one side in the
> fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty.
> Working on the ground in communities, colleges and
> churches across the United States, ONE members ask
> America’s leaders to increase efforts to fight global
> AIDS and extreme poverty, from the U.S. budget and
> presidential elections to specific legislation on
> debt cancellation, increasing effective international
> assistance, making trade fair, and fighting
> corruption. Everyone can join the fight.
>
> The goal of ending poverty may seem lofty, but it is
> within our reach if we take action together as one.
> You can start now by joining the ONE Campaign and
> pledging your voice to the fight against extreme
> poverty and global AIDS.
>
> Join the ONE Campaign: www.one.org
>
>
Thank you Ciao
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Re: Episode 86: Made in America
Jul 19, 2007 7:44 PM
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> I'm getting a little psyched about seeing "Mad Men"
> (From Matthew Weiner, (an) EP(/Writer) of The
> Sopranos, on AMC) tomorrow night:
>
> http:/<wbr />/<wbr />media.<wbr />amctv.<wbr />com/<wbr />video/<wbr />index.<wbr />html?<wbr />bcpid=<wbr />35351479
> 3&bclid=894211394&bctid=992146934
>
>
>
> Good evening, all.
>
> Thanks for reminding me, Glen.
>
> Yes, the premiere episode of “Mad Men,” a new series
> on AMC is 10pm on Thursday 7/18/07 - tomorrow night!
>
> I wondered why it wasn’t on HBO, but there has been a
> MAJOR shakeup in top management at HBO in the past
> few months and perhaps a deal could not be hammered
> out at that time. Otherwise, what the hell is
> Matthew Weiner’s new series doing on AMC???
>
> “Mad Men” looks good though. It’s slightly curious
> as Matthew Weiner is almost entirely a Los Angelino,
> while writing/producing a series about a definitive
> NYC legendary experience. Hopefully, he’s got backup
> who are a bit more anchored in NYC. I am also
> concerned that the series is a little top heavy in
> testosterone. Women actually played a BIG role in
> the 1960’s NYC advertising game. I’m hoping the
> female characters get fleshed out a bit more than
> just assistants and secretaries (Google Lois Wyse to
> see what I mean). Anyway, that is an amazing and
> definitive era in advertising, and the series should
> be very creative, with lots of fun cameos by real
> life Ad stars...look for Jerry Della Femina, among
> others.
>
> Thanks, Glen.
>
> Here’s some info on MW:
>
> Matthew Weiner: Executive Producer, The Sopranos
>
> Matthew Weiner joins The Sopranos after writing on
> various network TV shows including The Naked Truth,
> Becker, and most recently, Andy Richter Controls the
> Universe.
>
> Weiner attended Wesleyan University where he studied
> Philosophy, Literature and History. He has an MFA
> from the University of Southern California School of
> Cinema and Television, where he made a documentary
> about Hollywood's paparazzi, It's All True. Following
> film school, he was supported by his wife until
> taking his winnings as a contestant on Jeopardy! and
> turning them into the independent feature, What Do
> You Do All Day? Which he wrote and directed.
>
> While finishing the film, Matt worked at A&E
> Biography, until finally all his hard work paid off
> as a series of accidents landed him a job writing
> jokes on a short-lived network sitcom, Party Girl--
> and he has worked ever since.
>
> Weiner currently lives in his native Los Angeles with
> his wife and four sons.
>
Thanks for the background on Weiner Caio. Not a source of pride, but I loved Becker. It was a little dark - an ascerbic, divorce-embittered, chain-smoking doctor who left a promising research career for family practice in the innner city.
I also wonder why 'AMC' and not HBO. Does AMC censor, or are they a real cable movie channel?
It looks as though there is at least one very strong female character. I'm guessing she'll regularly outshine her hedonistic male counterparts. Weiner has been working on this for seven years. I'm sure he's done his research.
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Jul 19, 2007 7:43 PM
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Thanks also for this info, Glen.
“No Country For Old Men” (release date: 11/21/07)
by writers/directors/brothers - Joel and Ethan Coen
Starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, Woody Harrelson, Kelly Macdonald, Carla Jean Moss, Garret Dillahunt, Tess Harper, Barry Corbin (interesting...not actress, Frances McDormand (aka Mrs. Joel Coen)!
“Violence and mayhem ensue after a hunter stumbles upon some dead bodies, a stash of heroin, and more than $2 million in cash near the Rio Grande.”
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Re: Episode 86: Made in America
Jul 19, 2007 7:41 PM
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> Good evening, Missiemoo. How is your day going?
>
>
> Did you hear about The Sopranos 15 Emmy award
> nominations today?
The day is going good, i was surprised the Riches were not on this though.
So happy about the Sopranos! So happy for them!
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Re: Episode 86: Made in America
Jul 19, 2007 7:40 PM
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Hey Missiemoo, here is more info on yesterday's charity discussion for you:
Biography on HERO, Norman Ernest Borlaug:
http:/<wbr />/<wbr />en.<wbr />wikipedia.<wbr />org/<wbr />wiki/<wbr />Borlaug
--------------------
Join the ONE Campaign: www.one.org
ONE is Americans of all beliefs and every walk of life – united as ONE – to help make poverty history. We are a campaign of over 2.4 million people and growing from all 50 states and over 100 of America’s most well-known and respected non-profit, advocacy and humanitarian organizations. As ONE, we are asking our leaders to do more to fight the emergency of global AIDS and extreme poverty. ONE believes that allocating more of the U.S. budget toward providing basic needs like health, education, clean water and food would transform the futures and hopes of an entire generation in the world's poorest countries.
ONE is nonpartisan; there’s only one side in the fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty. Working on the ground in communities, colleges and churches across the United States, ONE members ask America’s leaders to increase efforts to fight global AIDS and extreme poverty, from the U.S. budget and presidential elections to specific legislation on debt cancellation, increasing effective international assistance, making trade fair, and fighting corruption. Everyone can join the fight.
The goal of ending poverty may seem lofty, but it is within our reach if we take action together as one. You can start now by joining the ONE Campaign and pledging your voice to the fight against extreme poverty and global AIDS.
Join the ONE Campaign: www.one.org
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Re: Episode 86: Made in America
Jul 19, 2007 7:40 PM
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> HBO Grabs 86 Emmy Nominations, `The Sopranos' Nabs
> 15
>
> July 19, 2007
>
> Time Warner Inc.'s HBO received 86 Emmy nominations,
> the most of any network, for programs including
> ``Entourage'' and ``The Sopranos.''
>
> ABC came in second with 70 nominations for programs
> such as ``Ugly Betty,'' the Academy of Television
> Arts & Sciences said today at a news conference in
> Los Angeles. The 59th Emmys, the U.S. television
> industry's biggest awards show, will be shown Sept.
> 16 on the Fox network.
>
> The nominations extend HBO's dominance to eight
> years. The network had 95 nominations and won 10
> awards last year. ``The Sopranos'' received 15
> nominations in all, the third-most this year, after
> HBO's ``Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee,'' which got
> 17, and AMC's ``Broken Trail,'' which nabbed 16.
>
> ```The Sopranos' really rallied,'' Tom O'Neil, a
> columnist for The Envelope.com, which tracks
> entertainment awards, said in an interview. ``Last
> year the show was shut out and now they lead with the
> most nominations of drama series. They seem like the
> front runner to win best drama, but a show that's off
> the air has never won best series before.''
>
> ``Boston Legal,'' from Walt Disney Co.'s ABC, was
> also nominated for best drama, while CBS Corp.'s
> ``Two and a Half Men'' gained consideration for best
> comedy.
>
> Among other networks, NBC, owned by General Electric
> Co., had 69 nominations, CBS had 44, News Corp.'s Fox
> had 28 and CBS's Showtime had 17. Programs on the
> Public Broadcasting System received 24 nominations.
>
> Family Guy
>
> HBO's mafia drama ``The Sopranos,'' which ended its
> six- season run last month, received nominations that
> included Best Drama Series, James Gandolfini for Best
> Actor in a Drama and Edie Falco for Best Actress in a
> Drama.
>
> ``The Sopranos'' stars Gandolfini as New Jersey crime
> boss Tony Soprano, who struggles to run the family
> business while coping with his turbulent home life.
> Falco co-stars as his wife, Carmela.
>
> Academy voters, who ignored Gandolfini and Falco last
> year, were anxious to take the last opportunity to
> honor the pair for their work on the show, said Ed
> Martin, a TV analyst for the industry newsletter the
> Jack Myer Report.
>
> In response to critics, the academy changed the
> method it uses for nominations to include a mix of
> votes from judges and the popular vote of its
> members.
>
> ``Some of the younger, more hip fare did well, like
> `Entourage' and `Heroes,''' said O'Neil. ``Normally
> Emmy voters can be fuddy-duddy and conservative.''
>
> `Entourage'
>
> ``Entourage,'' with seven nominations including best
> comedy, is about a rising actor, his friends and
> their experiences in Hollywood. The show, first aired
> in 2004, credits actor Mark Wahlberg as an executive
> producer.
>
> A nomination alone won't guarantee increased
> advertising sales for a show ``unless it translates
> into more viewing,'' Brad Adgate, research director
> at Horizon Media Inc., an advertising and marketing
> company in New York, said in an interview.
>
> ``Look at the shows that were nominated and they're
> all very familiar,'' Adgate said. ``They won last
> year or in previous years.''
>
> ``Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee,'' based on the Dee
> Brown book about how American Indians were displaced
> as the U.S. moved west, won a record number of
> nominations for a television movie, O'Neil said. Even
> though the HBO film received mixed reviews, the
> subject connected with Emmy voters, he said.
>
> ``It appeals to the liberal consciousness of
> Hollywood,'' O'Neil said. ``Here's a show that
> reminds us how rotten white Yankees were to Native
> Americans.''
>
> Ad Blitz
>
> Wolf Films Inc., the company of television veteran
> Dick Wolf, produced ``Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee''
> and NBC's ``Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,''
> which garnered three nominations. Wolf said in an
> interview HBO's marketing campaign was unparalleled
> in his 35-year television career.
>
> ``They had four-page fold-outs in Vanity Fair and The
> New Yorker,'' said Wolf, who has never before
> received 20 Emmy nominations in a single year. ``You
> don't see that for $150 million films. The dedication
> of everyone in that company, until you are exposed to
> it, you can't completely comprehend it.''
>
> The academy ignored ``Friday Night Lights,'' NBC's
> drama about a small, blue-collar Texas town where
> life revolves around the high school football team.
> ``Lost,'' a critically praised ABC program, also
> didn't win a nomination. Cable channels had fewer
> nominations than in the past, O'Neil said.
>
> Cable's Showing
>
> ``They have bit by bit increased their tally,''
> O'Neil said. ``This year FX fell back and Showtime
> stayed the same. That was a surprise.''
>
> Other best actor nominees in the drama category
> included James Spader of ``Boston Legal;'' Hugh
> Laurie of ``House;'' Denis Leary of ``Rescue Me;''
> and Kiefer Sutherland of ``24.''
>
> Best actress nominations for drama went to Sally
> Field of ``Brothers & Sisters;'' Kyra Sedgwick of
> ``The Closer;'' Mariska Hargitay of ``Law & Order:
> Special Victims Unit;'' Patricia Arquette of
> ``Medium'' and Minnie Driver from ``The Riches.''
>
> Other shows nominated for best drama include ``Grey's
> Anatomy,'' NBC's ``Heroes'' and ``House'' on Fox.
> Programs nominated for best comedy include NBC's
> ``The Office'' and ``30 Rock,'' and ABC's ``Ugly
> Betty.''
>
> Nominees for the top 11 categories were announced by
> Jon Cryer, co-star of ``Two and a Half Men,'' and
> Sedgwick.
I think Lost and Friday Night Lights lost appeal.
I like House and Grey's Anatomy though.
And of course am really happy about the Sopranos!
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Good evening, Missiemoo. How is your day going?
Did you hear about The Sopranos 15 Emmy award nominations today?
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HBO Grabs 86 Emmy Nominations, `The Sopranos' Nabs 15
July 19, 2007
Time Warner Inc.'s HBO received 86 Emmy nominations, the most of any network, for programs including ``Entourage'' and ``The Sopranos.''
ABC came in second with 70 nominations for programs such as ``Ugly Betty,'' the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences said today at a news conference in Los Angeles. The 59th Emmys, the U.S. television industry's biggest awards show, will be shown Sept. 16 on the Fox network.
The nominations extend HBO's dominance to eight years. The network had 95 nominations and won 10 awards last year. ``The Sopranos'' received 15 nominations in all, the third-most this year, after HBO's ``Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee,'' which got 17, and AMC's ``Broken Trail,'' which nabbed 16.
```The Sopranos' really rallied,'' Tom O'Neil, a columnist for The Envelope.com, which tracks entertainment awards, said in an interview. ``Last year the show was shut out and now they lead with the most nominations of drama series. They seem like the front runner to win best drama, but a show that's off the air has never won best series before.''
``Boston Legal,'' from Walt Disney Co.'s ABC, was also nominated for best drama, while CBS Corp.'s ``Two and a Half Men'' gained consideration for best comedy.
Among other networks, NBC, owned by General Electric Co., had 69 nominations, CBS had 44, News Corp.'s Fox had 28 and CBS's Showtime had 17. Programs on the Public Broadcasting System received 24 nominations.
Family Guy
HBO's mafia drama ``The Sopranos,'' which ended its six- season run last month, received nominations that included Best Drama Series, James Gandolfini for Best Actor in a Drama and Edie Falco for Best Actress in a Drama.
``The Sopranos'' stars Gandolfini as New Jersey crime boss Tony Soprano, who struggles to run the family business while coping with his turbulent home life. Falco co-stars as his wife, Carmela.
Academy voters, who ignored Gandolfini and Falco last year, were anxious to take the last opportunity to honor the pair for their work on the show, said Ed Martin, a TV analyst for the industry newsletter the Jack Myer Report.
In response to critics, the academy changed the method it uses for nominations to include a mix of votes from judges and the popular vote of its members.
``Some of the younger, more hip fare did well, like `Entourage' and `Heroes,''' said O'Neil. ``Normally Emmy voters can be fuddy-duddy and conservative.''
`Entourage'
``Entourage,'' with seven nominations including best comedy, is about a rising actor, his friends and their experiences in Hollywood. The show, first aired in 2004, credits actor Mark Wahlberg as an executive producer.
A nomination alone won't guarantee increased advertising sales for a show ``unless it translates into more viewing,'' Brad Adgate, research director at Horizon Media Inc., an advertising and marketing company in New York, said in an interview.
``Look at the shows that were nominated and they're all very familiar,'' Adgate said. ``They won last year or in previous years.''
``Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee,'' based on the Dee Brown book about how American Indians were displaced as the U.S. moved west, won a record number of nominations for a television movie, O'Neil said. Even though the HBO film received mixed reviews, the subject connected with Emmy voters, he said.
``It appeals to the liberal consciousness of Hollywood,'' O'Neil said. ``Here's a show that reminds us how rotten white Yankees were to Native Americans.''
Ad Blitz
Wolf Films Inc., the company of television veteran Dick Wolf, produced ``Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee'' and NBC's ``Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,'' which garnered three nominations. Wolf said in an interview HBO's marketing campaign was unparalleled in his 35-year television career.
``They had four-page fold-outs in Vanity Fair and The New Yorker,'' said Wolf, who has never before received 20 Emmy nominations in a single year. ``You don't see that for $150 million films. The dedication of everyone in that company, until you are exposed to it, you can't completely comprehend it.''
The academy ignored ``Friday Night Lights,'' NBC's drama about a small, blue-collar Texas town where life revolves around the high school football team. ``Lost,'' a critically praised ABC program, also didn't win a nomination. Cable channels had fewer nominations than in the past, O'Neil said.
Cable's Showing
``They have bit by bit increased their tally,'' O'Neil said. ``This year FX fell back and Showtime stayed the same. That was a surprise.''
Other best actor nominees in the drama category included James Spader of ``Boston Legal;'' Hugh Laurie of ``House;'' Denis Leary of ``Rescue Me;'' and Kiefer Sutherland of ``24.''
Best actress nominations for drama went to Sally Field of ``Brothers & Sisters;'' Kyra Sedgwick of ``The Closer;'' Mariska Hargitay of ``Law & Order: Special Victims Unit;'' Patricia Arquette of ``Medium'' and Minnie Driver from ``The Riches.''
Other shows nominated for best drama include ``Grey's Anatomy,'' NBC's ``Heroes'' and ``House'' on Fox. Programs nominated for best comedy include NBC's ``The Office'' and ``30 Rock,'' and ABC's ``Ugly Betty.''
Nominees for the top 11 categories were announced by Jon Cryer, co-star of ``Two and a Half Men,'' and Sedgwick.
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Hi Ciao and Glen, what is new?
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Jul 19, 2007 7:35 PM
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> THE SOPRANOS CAME, THEY SAW AND THEY KICKED THERE
> ASS, CONGRATULATIONS...15 EMMY NOMINATIONS!!! DAVE
GREAT news, Dave! You must be proud, LOL!
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Jul 19, 2007 7:33 PM
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Remember Lucy when she would pull the football away from Charlie Brown at the last second after building up his expectations?
Yes, the Dr. is in....
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