View Full Version : The Wire gets snubbed for the last time
O-Mac
07-19-2008, 11:52 AM
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25726704/
FTW is up with this garbage?
Who runs the Emmy's anyway?
This is why Hollywood sucks.
I never watched The Wire but aren't the Emmy's just about old people voting for the same old people? If The Wire wanted a nomination they should have added Julia Louis Dreyfus or someone like that to the cast.
midwinter
07-21-2008, 05:38 PM
This is the list:
ABC’s “Boston Legal”
FX’s “Damages”
Showtime’s “Dexter”
Fox’s “House”
ABC’s “Lost”
AMC’s “Mad Men.”
Boston Legal and House have no business being on there, and I'm a huge fan of House. Dexter was OK, but nothing I rearranged my schedule to watch. Lost is Lost, and although it's had a couple of weak seasons while there was confusion about how long it would run, this last season was fantastic. Damages is a work of unmitigated genius—a jewel that I didn't discover until it was off the air. My wife and I watched the entire season in 3 days.
And The Wire was better than all of them combined. It was Homicide 2.0.
As for Mad Men...I watched a couple of episodes, and I simply cannot see the media infatuation with that show. I don't know why anyone would want to watch a show that beats into the viewer's head how vastly more enlightened we are now than we were then.
I think House is laughably horrible. How they run that hospital without PAs, MAs, nurses, techs is hard to figure.
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