Elliot
Seeing the man from the other side
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 |  Subject: Re: 3x22 "The Day We Died" - Episode Discussion  Tue Jun 07, 2011 4:20 am | |
| Awesome: Peter's eulogy for Olivia will be on the DVD set for S3: - Quote :
- JCKLost
@JWFRINGE Peter's eulogy speech...will the full speech be on the DVDs?
JWFRINGE
@ JCKLost We'll Do that.
JWFRINGE
@_overthere Cool. I think you'll love it. Josh is so great in it. | |
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Elliot
Seeing the man from the other side
Join date : 2009-09-01
Posts : 13616
Location : North by Northwest
| | Subject: Re: 3x22 "The Day We Died" - Episode Discussion Tue Jun 07, 2011 4:36 am | |
| Rethinking Emmy Nominations: - Quote :
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While there is no denying that such usual suspects as "Mad Men,"
"Breaking Bad" and "30 Rock" are exemplary, there are a lot of terrific
shows and performances out there, some of which appear to have little
signs taped to their backs that read, "Please don't nominate me for an
Emmy, and if you do, don't let me win." Indeed, in all the hoopla
surrounding "Glee," the television academy seems to have missed its
major message: It isn't just the cheerleaders and football stars who
deserve to win stuff. Some past omissions can be chalked up to
genre — too often, sci-fi and fantasy have the same sort of status
within the award community as they do in high school, which is to say,
none at all. It will be interesting to see whether HBO's remarkable
drama "Game of Thrones" or AMC's hit "The Walking Dead" can dissolve
those prejudices — the performances of "Thrones'" Sean Bean and Peter
Dinklage certainly deserve recognition. And would it kill voters to give
Fox's "Fringe" a little credit where credit is due? This has been an
amazing season, with an alternative-universe construct requiring two
discreet stories criss-crossing and pulling apart with admirable
consistency and the performers doing double duty in many cases — this
year, John Noble delivered not just one of the best dramatic
performances on TV, he delivered two. Likewise, the personality
procedural — such shows as "The Mentalist," "Bones," "Castle," "White
Collar" and even "House" — though increasingly the backbone of the
network lineups, are too often overlooked, as if they weren't "serious"
enough. http://articles.latimes.com/2011/jun/02/news/la-en-water-cooler-20110602 | |
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