2003 Emmy Awards ..Who's Watching? (1 Viewer)

[Tino]

The Emmy Awards are being presented tonight.

I'll be rooting for The Sopranos across the board, long due for a Best Drama win, especially since I think the past season was tied for the best with the first season.

Plus Edie Falco's performance in the season finale was perhaps the best performance I have ever seen on a TV series. She will win Best Atress Drama.

So who else is rooting for what?

P.S. My brother is actually going to the Emmy's tonight. I'm sure he'll have some good backstage gossip from the post awards party's...lucky bastard!

 

[Scott D S]

I'm rooting for Curb Your Enthusiasm. Having said that, I'm sure it won't win. But there are always possibilities.

 

[CaptDS9E]

I didnt really like sopranos last season even though the ending was very good. Edie Falco does deserve to win for that final episode without a doubt though.

Someone please let Keifer win best Actor in a Drama. He should have won it last year

capt

 

[Joe Bernardi]

The parents on Malcolm in the Middle should both win!

Jane Kaczmarek for best actress in a comedy and Brian Cranston as best supporting actor in a comedy.

For Drama series, let's have a mixture of 24 and Sopranos winners.

 

[Chad R]

I'll be watching, but won't have much invested in it (much like the last Oscars). I agree "Sopranos" will probably clean up as it really has nothing else in its way--its usual achilles heel, "The West Wing," had an anemic season at best.

Jane Kaczmarek should finally win as well as she had a very good season. But I think "Curb your Enthusiasm" has a very good chance at winning comedy.

 

[Danny Tse]

Kinda want to see the special John Ritter tribute.

 

[Joel C]

The following are the people/series I'd like to see win:

Jennifer Garner
Lena Olin
Victor Garber
Jennifer Aniston
Tony Shaloub
Friends
24
Taken

 

[Morgan Jolley]

I'm rooting for 24, Malcolm in the Middle, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and any other nominations related to those shows. Otherwise, I have little or no interest or no real preference.

 

[Luis Esp]

The Amazing Race just won for best reality show! I wasn't sure if I should put spoilers.

 

[Dan Rudolph]

It's live on the West coast, I believe, so no spoilers needed. The multiple-hosts thing seems to be workign otu very well. George Lopez and And Jon Stewart were especially good.

 

[Luis Esp]

What's the name of the movie that the music intro for Bill Cosby is from?

I keep thinking it's Good Will Hunting, but I know I'm wrong, but the film had the same melancholy feel to it.

 

[Seth--L]

[At the First Annual Montgomery Burns Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Excellence awards show]
Lisa: This award is the biggest farce I've ever seen.
Bart: What about the Emmys?
Lisa: I stand corrected.

 

[Alex Spindler]

Happy for the love given Tony Shalhoub and The Daily Show.

 

[Patrick Sun]

I don't think I've ever sat through one episode of either "The West Wing" or "Everybody Loves Raymond".

 

[Danny Tse]

We sure lose a lot of talents this year....:frowning:

 

[Ric Bagoly]

Yet again Kiefer is screwed, while Dennis Miller's bit was the highlight of the night...

 

[Nick Sievers]

I've tried a few episodes of 'The West Wing', I just can't get enthused with it. I can see why it doesn't do well over here, it nearly sends me to sleep. While its not must-see comedy, I do enjoy watching Everybody Loves Raymond. If I miss it - no big deal but if i'm channel flicking I usually stop and watch it.

I was one of the few who thought S4 of The Sopranos was damn solid, so I was rooting for it to win. I've ordered Season 2 of 24 on DVD after finishing Season 1 last Friday for the first time. I absolutely loved it, can't wait to get into S2.

 

[Matt Stone]

I was a big fan of The West Wing during the first season, but just couldn't get into it after that. It plays like simple over-dramatization to me most of the time.

I was rooting for The Sopranos and Six Feet Under. Glad to see Tony and Carm win

 

[Tino]

Happy to see that Edie got that deserved Emmy, along with co-stars James and Joey Pants, and the award for writing, The Sopranos did pretty well last night.

Too bad it didn't win Best Drama but...se la vie`.

 

[Chris]

Once again, the emmy program proved what over-indulgent crap it is