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That is so confusing. You were wrong. Let's move on.

Or wait, maybe you didn't know that the guest tapes are narrowed down to only the person's nominated scenes. | sorry if I sound condescending, rude or something of that nature. I don't want to seem like a bitch. There's enough people here with their egos up to their neck, I dont want to be another one. :)

But YOU'RE wrong. You can't say let's move on and get the last word when you lie. That's not how human contact is supposed to work. It's like...my least favorite trait. YOU said "Didn't you see? Every year where there has been 3 or more actors nominated in the same category for the same show, one of those actors/actresses wins."

From TV12's post: "There have been 3 nominees from one show in a single category 20 times, and only 7 times have they lost.
-In 1983, the guys on Hill Street Blues lost James Coco from St. Elsewhere.
-In 1985 and 1988, the guys of Cheers lost to Emmy darling John Larroquette from Night Court.
-In 1989, the ladies of The Golden Girls lost to the Emmy darling Candice Bergen from Murphy Brown and the ladies of L.A. Law lost to Melanie Mayron from Thirtysomething.
-In 1994, the girls of NYPD Blue lost to Leigh Taylor-Young from Picket Fences.
-In 1997, the ladies of ER lost to Kim Delaney from NYPD Blue."

I do NOT see.

I know I'm basically contradicting myself, but if you read my whole post, I do it there as well. The problem with all of these losses and even the wins is that this was when supporting tapes were edited down to only each actors' scenes for both episodes (back when they submitted two). Therefore, the only judge for 3+ nominations where all actors shared scenes is the Modern Family actors. So Maxwell Grey was actually more correct, if you get my drift.