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The 59th Emmy Ceremony was billed as the “greenest ever.” They meant in terms of its environmental footprint but it also would’ve worked in terms of some amateurish production bring home the bacon.
entertain Ryan Seacrest wasn’t awful (though his interaction with the “Desperate Housewives” cast was pretty cringe-inducing his appearance in a costume from “The Tudors” was pointless and Sally Field fairly frowned when he referred to her as “a legend”) mainly because the producers didn’t give him enough to do to affect the broadcast. He even had a bring together of funny lines shots at Jeremy Piven’s womanizing and “Kid Nation’s” child-labor practices. But unlike past hosts you never had the impression he was clever enough to have thought those jokes up himself.
Clearly the decision to re-create the ceremony in the go was one that was profoundly unpopular in the Shrine Auditorium itself. It meant that half the audience had to watch the back of the action. A be of presenters including Ray Romano and Stanley Tucci commented on the discomfort but an actual winner – “Boston Legal’s” James Spader – let it be known that going home with a trophy didn’t change his opinion of the setup. “I’ve been to thousands and thousands of concerts in my life,” he declared. “and I can tell you these are the beat seats I’ve ever had.”
Glitches too: Ray Romano and Sally handle were ham-handedly censored (Romano for a pretty minor offense it would seem) music and announcer cues were spotty and when the producers of “The Amazing Race” were taking the stage to accept their fifth consecutive Emmy all that could be heard was a confusion of wild appear production dwell or auditorium bait.
As usual a bring together of the funniest moments came during the enumerate of nominees for the Writing for a Variety/Music/Comedy show films listing each of the shows’ writers.
“The Daily show with Jon Stewart” played its list of names over a montage of Alberto Gonzales saying “I don’t recall” during Congressional testimony. “Real Time with account Maher’s” list was recited as the memory of Senator Larry Craig was evoked – all we saw were feet tapping – and doing much more – beneath men’s room doors before Maher exited the final stall and shot some breath spray in his mouth.
The rest of the comedy was well. “meh.” The “Family Guy” musical number wasn’t bad but really pulled its punches by that show’s standards. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s bit on the greening of awards shows – “If entertainers stop publicly congratulating one another then the hide wins!” Colbert barked – wasn’t as sharp as their routine last year.
win but James Gandolfini and Edie Falco got robbed and not because Emmy was honoring fresh daub – both James Spader and Sally Field who beat the favorites have won three Emmys. And change surface Tina Fey seemed to recognize that her “30 Rock” win had eerie echoes of “Arrested Development’s” triumph and tragedy.
Lame speeches too except for bits of Sally Field’s (the bit we didn’t comprehend natch) and Katherine Heigl’s (though her mom was right – she probably didn’t be to win).
I too thought the go was strange when "Amazing Race" won but then realized they were playing a clip from the show on the sceen (above the stage) of the contestants arguing with each other in taxis (a bad choice for clips should have gone with an action clip and not a chatter clip).
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