Her best produced work was on GL, if you watch what she did on that show for the time in which she was doing it with the talent she had, it was a thrilling time and credit has to be given in some part to Jill for that. Proctor and Gamble never should have transferred her to AW from GL. Keeping her at GL and giving her more control rather than…[Read more]

Her best produced work was on GL, if you watch what she did on that show for the time in which she was doing it with the talent she had, it was a thrilling time and credit has to be given in some part to Jill for that. Proctor and Gamble never should have transferred her to AW from GL. Keeping her at GL and giving her more control rather than…[Read more]

Very confused as to why Daytime Talk Informative Host was not presented on the telecast or on the press announcement of additional winners following the ceremony. Isn’t it a bit odd to have presented and awarded Talk Show Entertainment, Talk Show Host Entertainment, & Talk Show Informative and not Talk Show Host Informative?

Anyone have any idea when or where the full list of wins not presented Tonight are? I assumed they’d be released as soon as the telecast was over.

We could nitpick over tiny things, but on a whole, BRAVO to whomever is responsible for this overall production. I’ve watched more award shows in 40 yrs than I care to admit, and given what they were up against, and in comparison to many other telecasts, this one nailed it and will be a template for others going forward. The overall tone and s…[Read more]

Absolutely beautiful In Memoriam segment. So many wonderfully talented souls who I thoroughly appreciated and respect for being masters in their craft!

Okay, Sesame Street winning that category was the first mistake of the evening as far as wins is concerned. Any other nominee would have been more deserved!

I’ve gotta hand it to CBS so far and give a big thumbs up to this production. Frankly, parts of it are better than the in-person ceremonies of the past decade. With the cards this ceremony was dealt from the very beginning and where it wound up…the folks at NATAS should be very pleased.

Considering ABC’s half-hearted attempt looking at the history of the American soap opera and now CBS’s willingness to fill a couple of hours on a Friday evening in the summer with the return of the Daytime Emmy telecast to broadcast network television, it ALMOST feels like there’s an effort being made to keep this industry going. B&B being the f…[Read more]

This movie could have been an Oscar contender. The script is very strong, Jackman hasn’t been this good in years. Janney hasn’t made one bad move in her entire career. Very strong ensemble. Shockingly disturbing yet ultimately rewarding experience for a viewer. 5 stars from me.

YS may never be better than she was in Season 2. Seriously, you don’t get story arch’s like that too often as an actress. I still think she should have won last year.

Both AD & YS are neither going to phone it in or turn in a bad performance in these roles. AD’s season 1 win was deserved as was the nomination in season 2. I personally would…[Read more]

YES YES YES YES YES! Thank you for putting into words EXACTLY my feelings on this show.

I wasn’t as blown away by the season as fellow posters are. That’s not to say it’s bad, in fact the opposite, it’s still a very winning, quirky breezy middle aged Grace and Frankie with a little How to Get Away with Murder to spice things up. If I were to give season 1 4 out of 5 stars, I’d give season 2 3.5 stars. There were some serious l…[Read more]

the Limited Series slots are very much up for grabs. I think underestimating BELGRAVIA is a mistake a lot of you are making. Oscar and Emmy winner Julian Fellowes follows his Downton Abby success with this equally impressive outing. The entire Award winning design team is back and the lush and sorted lives of BELGRAVIA not only look first rate,…[Read more]

IMO, the abrupt disappearance of the character of Sal and failure to give him any type of closure during the final season was Matthew Weiners biggest mistake on an otherwise impeccably crafted show. Just as Sal was hitting his stride, poof he was gone! With his characters growth, it would have been fascinating to see how Sal did or didn’t cope w…[Read more]

My predictions 4/15:
(Runner up in parenthesis)
Series – OZARK (Succession)
Lead Actor – BRIAN COX (Jason Bateman)
Lead Actress – LAURA LINNEY (Olivia Coleman)
Supporting Actor – TOM PELPHREY (Billy Crudup)
Supporting Actress – JANET MCTEER (HBC)
Directing – THE CROWN (Ozark)
Writing – SUCCESSION (Succession) 😉

Categories I’m 99.5% certain o…[Read more]

Never ever ever rule out Janney. While the support for MOM has been uncharacteristically small given it’s a show that not only turned itself around but improved leaps and bounds based upon its original premise, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if Janney wins one more time for playing Bonnie Plunkett.

The supporting women on this show tur…[Read more]

Holy Lord God Almighty.
It took me much longer than I anticipated to get through this season than I wanted it too, but not because it wasn’t freaking incredibly brilliant.

I truly believe Ozark beating Succession for Drama Series is a much stronger possibility than some think. Was the season 100% perfect for either show? No. But Ozark was s…[Read more]

I’m starting season 3 tomorrow, so I can’t comment, but…anyone who knows Pelphry’s work with adequate material on GUIDING LIGHT, (where he’s already won 2 Emmys) will not be surprised that when handed top notch material & properly directed, he’s one of the best scene partners you could ask for. To pair him with Linney, who is a master at her cr…[Read more]