*blows up large things*

[eloriekam]

Grrrrr.

*kick smash*

GRRRRR.

No AJ. No MS. No drama.

Not even directing...

'Scuse me while I go log a few hundred hours on my WWI flight combat thingy... oh, wait, I have to be up tomorrow. And doing things all day.

Grrr.

*sticks tongue out at Emmys*

Yeah, I KNOW people were saying beforehand that AJ and the series had pretty well maxed out on the winning thing. And I KNOW that if MS was gonna win, it should have been for 2C. I just... and they were in the front row, too. It would have been so much easier for one of them to get up than most of the other nominees.

And nobody from aapfa hurt me, please--I am really happy that AA won. But having him win in absentia is not the same thing... and since SC didn't win her category either... well, okay, I wanted more tribute to John Spencer about as much as I wanted the win for any of the actors or for the series.

I'm sure I'll have calmed down by the time I end my ninety-hour day tomorrow.

Oh, and:

"Margaret!"

Comments

grr

[vegawriters.livejournal.com]

yeah, i feel you. it pissed me off too, especially since the "new rules" were designed to get new people to win. Nope, didn't happen.

Grrr.

Oh well, we know what they deserved. And the Emmy's are all politics anyway.

[ladyabbey.livejournal.com]

I don't think any of the aapfa members is going to hurt you for saying that about Alan's win--I think most of them would agree with you (myself included.) Out of the two Emmys and Oscar Alan's been nominated for in the last couple of years, he's not there to accept the only one award he actually wins. It's a damn shame.

If his schedule had permitted, though, I have no doubt he'd have been there tonight (or last night, by now.)

Speaking of things that should have been, Allison Janey or Martin Sheen should have won (frankly, the entire cast and crew should have Emmys, because West Wing was one of the best shows to have ever graced the small screen--if leave out Season 5). One of the articles I read about the Emmys complained about how even with the new rules, some of the old favorites, such as Allison and Edie Falco, were still being nominated. I don't think it had occured to the author that perhaps some of those 'old favorites' were nominated again because they truly deserved it, and not for some other purpose.

I'm sorry if this is a bit incoherent or rambly. It's late at night and I've been staring at a computer screen for too long. My thoughts are all jumbled.

[amy_vic.livejournal.com]

"Margaret!" *sniffle*

Also? *blows raspberry at Emmy people* You guys suck. Go away now.

(I didn't watch it-no tv-but I'm sure I'll get too see it at some point. And it'll still make me mad.)