I think the short explanation is that she’s Sally Field. Her performance as the bipolar mother of Abby (Maura Tierney) was highly acclaimed, got ravenous reviews and a lot of press; because again she’s Sally Field.

Her casting on “E.R.” was seen as a big get for the show and helped to give credibility to a new character played by Tierney who was…[Read more]

Not sure it will happen but I’d really love to see Alfre Woodard get in for Clemency. She really deserves a nod just for career longevity alone and for being Alfre Woodard.

1. Marriage Story
2. Judy
3. Bombshell
4. Hustlers
5. Frozen II

2010: Ryan Murphy (Best Directing, Drama “Glee”)
2011: Julianna Margulies (Lead Actress, Drama “The Good Wife”)
2012: Modern Family (Outstanding Comedy Series)
2013: Michael Douglas (Lead Actor; Movie or Miniseries; “Behind The Candelabra”)
2014: The Normal Heart (Outstanding TV Movie)
2015: Veep (Outstanding Comedy Series)
2016: Sarah…[Read more]

Yes, Vanessa was a notoriously poor submitter during her nominations for “Ugly Betty.” She always picked the wrong episodes! Jane, really deserved a win but she lost out to people that apparently were more popular with voters.

I feel like ABC, CBS and NBC haven’t given much thought to the Daytime Emmy’s in a decade or more. I feel like they don’t even care about the soap operas at all.

Both shows were excellent and were delivering strong content at this point. But I gotta give the edge here to “Ally McBeal”. The second season of Ally was very strong TV and was wholly deserving of its Emmy win. It was a show that was very ahead of the times; being a dramedy that was an hour long. It was unusual for its time and delivered some…[Read more]

What do you guys think are the chances that somewhere down the road this revival will find its way to Amazon Prime or Hulu or some other outlet so those of us w/out Spectrum can watch it?

1. Julianna Margulies for The Good Wife (season 5): Nothing and I mean absolutely nothing meant more to me in this decade than Julianna Margulies winning her second Emmy for “The Good Wife.” This was an Emmy well earned. Absolutely well earned.

2. Julia Louis-Dreyfus for Veep (season 6): Watching Ms. Dreyfus win her 6th consecutive Emmy for…[Read more]

There also seems to be some tension between Corday Productions and Sony Pictures Television. There is a lawsuit against Sony from Corday Productions alleging that Sony is trying to kill DOOL in favor of Y&R which makes more money for them. Apparently, Sony isn’t promoting DOOL enough or trying to sell it into other territories the way they do…[Read more]

I’m assuming it’s because compared to her two co-stars her performance is lacking something needed to get buzz. Theron apparently completely transforms into Megyn Kelly and Robbie apparently gives a fantastic performance. IDK, I think maybe she just loses out to her two co-stars.

I watched a little of this, and frankly I thought it was a poorly executed show. It kind of reminds me of “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip” without the benefit of Aaron Sorkin genius writing. First off, Reese Witherspoon is about 20 years too old for the role she is playing; Jennifer Aniston is just not a strong enough actress to carry this show…[Read more]

Thank you, you are absolutely correct. I do not know how I made that mistake.

My idea is to have three hosts: Tiffany Haddish, Queen Latifah and Lena Waithe. I think they would make a tremendous trio and would light the Oscars on fire. It would be really funny to see them riffing off each other.