Rob and I dish Emmy race for best drama series (& Juliet makes Gold Derby debut)
Please pardon the production snafus in these video chats while I continue to work out the tech glitches. This one is particularly frustrating because, as soon as we introduce Juliet — adorable new daughter of our forum's moderator, Robert "Rob L" Licuria (AwardsHeaven.net), and wife Paula — her face gets all pixilated as the video connection between New York City and Sydney, Australia, goes bonkers. We can't see the future Emmy winner up close! Ah, well, I guess that means that Juliet must return soon to Gold Derby for an encore. We look forward to that, Juliet!
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I remain confused to why Tom and others here are dismissing Breaking Bad's chances. I think it's going to get a Series nod, and I wouldn't be surprised if it won.
Posted by: Pete | April 24, 2009 at 11:59 AM
Please consider both True Blood for Best TV Drama, Stephen Moyer for Best Actor in a TV Drama (he is the heart of the show and why millions tune in week after week and watch the episodes over and over again), and Anna Paquin for Best Actress in a TV Drama. Thank you.
http://TrueBloodNet.com
Posted by: True Blood | April 22, 2009 at 12:13 PM
hey what about the Tudor's - hands down the best Drama .. True Blood is new & exciting . This years Damage's was great. Ladies Detective Agency is wonderful- could win Actress & s. Actress
forget 24 & Lost--old news . Grey's was awful this year --that dead man drove me crazy
Posted by: Rob | April 21, 2009 at 07:38 PM
Actually 24 is having one of it's best seasons ever, so it should be nominated, as should House. And it's time for Hugh Laurie to win best actor already.
Posted by: Morgan | April 21, 2009 at 07:05 PM