Can't we make this a sticky topic? Some of us usually use this thread for reference.

I would like to know if someone knows the episode that PETER FALK submitted the year he won (1990). I think it was AGENDA FOR MURDER but I'm not sure.

Excuse my english

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Originally posted by Reuven Malter:
Can't we make this a sticky topic? Some of us usually use this thread for reference.

It is peculiar that this thread is unstickied at the time of year when people use/need the information the most.

Does anyone know what series submissions murphy brown had in 1989, as well as what Faith Ford and Joe Regalbuto submitted that yr.

FAITH FORD "The morning show"
"The decil with the blue dress on"
"It's how you play the game"

JOE REGABULTO "Baby love"
"It's how you play the game"
"Summer of '77"

I don't know the episodes submitted the series.


EXCUSE MY ENGLISH

I wonder if Nell Carter submitted "Nell Goes Home" in '82 for the first season? If she did, i'm really surprised she lost with that one.

Last night I was watching emmys 1998 ceremony and Camryn Manheim in her speech thanked Dennis Smith for his amazing direction and the only episode directed by Dennis Smith in the second season was AXE MURDERER. I guess that this episode was one of her submissions.

The more I think about it, Jason Bateman & Jeffrey Tambor could've given Arrested Development's 3rd season premiere a ratings bump with better tapes last summer.

Tambor pulled the brilliant "Meat the Veals" for the less-memorable "Burning Love." Bateman submitted the supporting cast showcase "Good Grief" over a wealth of better material like "Meat the Veals," "Righteous Brothers," or "The One Where Michael Leaves."

Maybe Shalhoub and Garrett would've won anyway, and yes, AD was as good as dead regardless. But Season 3 premiered the night after the Emmys. Had Bateman AND Tambor won, which better tapes might've enabled, maybe fate would've brought a ratings bump.

Or... probably not

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We should start trying to fill in some of these blanks in these submission years, though how to exactly do that is an issue.

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Originally posted by jenglisbe:
2001-2002
Drama Series
CSI: "Ellie", "Identity Crisis", ????
Law & Order: "Dazzled", "Patriot", "DR 1-102", "The Collar", "Armed Forces", "Who Let the Dogs Out?", "Myth of Fingerprints" & "Soldier of Fortune"
Six Feet Under: "The Room", "The Invisible Woman", "Life’s Too Short", "In the Game", "Driving Mr. Mossback", "Back to the Garden", "A Private Life" & "Someone Else’s Eyes"
24: ????
The West Wing: "The Women of Qumar", "Bartlet for America", "Hartsfield’s Landing", "Night Five", "Dead Irish Writers", "We Killed Yamamoto", "Posse Comitatus" & "The Two Bartlets"

I'm really not surprised that Six Feet Under in 2002 lost to The West wing.
TWW,as usual,picked its very best tapes.
On the other hand,SFU made a sort of disaster.I mean,I loved every single episode of the SFU first two seasons,but they really had better stuff,and of those eight episodes,only one would have been on my list("A Private Life").

They should have sent:
TAPE 1: "Pilot" + "The Plan"
TAPE 2: "The New Person" + "A Private Life"
TAPE 3: "In Place Of Anger" + "The Secret"
TAPE 4: "The Liar And The Whore" + "I'll Take You"

They would have had not a sure win but a major chance this way.

Also,Lauren Ambrose,damn it!
The "Plan" is a wonderful Emmy-whorhty performance.Better than both Channing episodes.
BUT,"The Trip"??Why??She has nothing to do in that episode.
If she would have gone with "Pilot",where she has a good number of knockout scenes,like discovering her father's death being on crack,and the one with Nate in the market,I think she really could have won.

Also Krause in my opinion should have submitted "Pilot".The final scenes at the funeral were great for him.

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So Far We Got For 2006

BEST COMEDY SERIES
"ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT"
"Mr. F" & "The Ocean Walker"
"Making a Stand" & "S.O.B.s"
"Exit Strategy" & "Development Arrested"
"SCRUBS"
"My Jiggly Ball" & "My Way Home"
"My Big Bird" & "My Half Acre"
"My Own Personal Hell" & "My Lunch"
"TWO AND A HALF MEN"
"Principal Gallagher's Lesbian Lover" & "Hi, Mr. Horned One"
"Sleep Tight Puddin' Pop" & "That Special Tug"
"Santa's Village of the Damned" & "Madame and Her Special Friend"

BEST COMEDY ACTOR
Larry David, "Curb Your Enthusiasm" ("The Ski Lift")
Kevin James, "King of Queens" ("Pole Lox")
Charlie Sheen, "Two and a Half Men" ("Santa's Village of the Damned")

BEST COMEDY ACTRESS
Stockard Channing, "Out of Practice" ("Thanks")
Jane Kaczmarek,"Malcolm in the Middle" ("Lois Strikes Back")
Lisa Kudrow, "The Comeback" ("Valerie Does Another Classic Leno")

BEST SUPPORTING COMEDY ACTOR
Will Arnett, "Arrested Development" ("Making a Stand", "S.O.B.s")
Jeremy Piven, "Entourage" ("Exodus," "?")
Bryan Cranston, "Malcolm in the Middle" ("Hal Grieves," "College Recruiters")
Jon Cryer, "Two and a Half Men" ("Ergo, the Booty Call," "That Special Tug")

BEST SUPPORTING COMEDY ACTRESS
Jaime Pressly ("Joy's Wedding", "Broke Joy's Fancy Figurine")


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"24"
"Day 5: 7:00-8:00am" & "Day 5: 8:00-9:00am"
"Day 5: 9:00-10:00am" & "Day 5: 10:00-11:00am"
"Day 5: 11:00am-12:00pm" & "Day 5: 12:00-1:00pm"
"THE WEST WING"
"Here Today" & "Undecideds"
"Election Day Part 2" & "Requiem"
"The Cold" & "Tomorrow"

BEST DRAMA ACTOR
Peter Krause, "Six Feet Under" ("Time Flies")
Denis Leary, "Rescue Me" ("Justice")
Christopher Meloni, "Law & Order: SVU" ("Ripped")
Martin Sheen, "The West Wing" ("Tomorrow")
Kiefer Sutherland, "24", ("Day 5: 7:00-8:00am")

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Frances Conroy, "Six Feet Under" ("Everyone's Waiting")
Mariska Hargitay, "Law & Order: SVU" ("911")
Allison Janney, "West Wing" ("Institutional Memory")
Kyra Sedgwick, "The Closer" ("Fantasy Date")

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Alan Alda, "The West Wing" ("Two Weeks Out", "The Last Hurrah")
Gregory Itzin ("Day 5: 3:00am-4:00am", "Day 5: 6:00-7:00am")
Oliver Platt, "Huff" ("Red Meat," "So....What Brings You to Armageddon?")
William Shatner, "Boston Legal" ("Witches of Mass Destruction", "Live Big")

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Candice Bergen, "Boston Legal" ("Ass Fat Jungle", "Live Big")
Blythe Danner, "Huff" ("Maps Don't Talk, Part 1 and 2")
Jean Smart, "24" ("Day 5: 5:00-6:00am", "Day 5: 6:00-7:00am")


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Hugh Jackman, "2005 Tony Awards"
David Letterman, "Late Show" (episode ??)
Barry Manilow, "Music & Passion"[/

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quote:

2003-2004
24
TAPE A: 12:00-1:00PM/1:00-2:00PM
TAPE B: 3:00–4:00AM/4:00-5:00AM
TAPE C: 5:00–6:00PM/6:00–7:00PM

What...the hell...were they thinking?

quote:

Originally posted by jenglisbe:
2001-2002
Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Kim Cattrall, Sex and the City: "Belles of the Balls" & "I Heart NY"
Wendie Malick, Just Shoot Me: "Nina Van Grandma" & "The Boys in the Band"
Megan Mullally, Will & Grace: "Grace in the Hole" & "A.I.: Artificial Insemination"
Cynthia Nixon, Sex and the City: "My Motherboard, My Self" & "A Change of Dress"
Doris Roberts, Everybody Loves Raymond: "Lucky Suit" & "Marie's Sculpture"

I really think Marie's Sculpture is an overrated episode.
Doris for me won just thanks to the great Lucky Suit.
But she should have paired it with Mother Day or the season finale of that year.

I also don't understand how with so many amazing episode that season(and lot of great Friends/Malcom/Sex/Scrubs eppys that year)Marie's Sculpture was nodded for best writing.
It was simply unfunny.

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Originally posted by Carlo:

quote:

Originally posted by jenglisbe:
2001-2002
Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Kim Cattrall, Sex and the City: "Belles of the Balls" & "I Heart NY"
Wendie Malick, Just Shoot Me: "Nina Van Grandma" & "The Boys in the Band"
Megan Mullally, Will & Grace: "Grace in the Hole" & "A.I.: Artificial Insemination"
Cynthia Nixon, Sex and the City: "My Motherboard, My Self" & "A Change of Dress"
Doris Roberts, Everybody Loves Raymond: "Lucky Suit" & "Marie's Sculpture"

I really think Marie's Sculpture is an overrated episode.
Doris for me won just thanks to the great Lucky Suit.
But she should have paired it with Mother Day or the season finale of that year.

I also don't understand how with so many amazing episode that season(and lot of great Friends/Malcom/Sex/Scrubs eppys that year)Marie's Sculpture was nodded for best writing.
It was simply unfunny.

I think that Kim Cattrall should have won that year. Her submissions were great and she showed a more sympathetic side.

Bump

Bump

Marie's Sculpture is one of my favorite episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond. I guess it's all a matter of taste, but it was good enough for Doris to submit it and good enough for an Emmy win. True it was the weaker submission of the two, but I don't think that the voters would have given her the win with one good episode "The Lucky Suit" and one unfunny episode.

Luck Suit was a phenominal episode for Roberts. It was her most brilliant tape along with the finale. I know I am in the minority, but Roberts deserved all 4 of her Emmy awards.

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Originally posted by True Tenor:
Luck Suit was a phenominal episode for Roberts. It was her most brilliant tape along with the finale. I know I am in the minority, but Roberts deserved all 4 of her Emmy awards.

Count me in the minority! Doris Roberts never fails to make me howl in laughter. I also love those Sex and the City gals especially Samantha Jones but they can never match the range that Marie Barone displays in every episode of Everybody Loves Raymond.

2005 - 2006
DRAMA SERIES:
GREY'S ANATOMY
"Bring the Pain" & "Into You Like a Train"
"Thanks for the Memories" & "Break on Through"
"It's the End of the World" & "As We Know It"
HOUSE
"Autopsy" & "The Mistake"
"Distractions" & "Clueless"
"House vs. God" & "No Reason"
THE SOPRANOS
"Members Only" & "Join the Club"
"Fleshy Part of the Thigh" & "Mr. & Mrs. John Sacrimoni Request"
"Live Free or Die" & "The Ride"
*24
"Day 5: 7:00-8:00am" & "Day 5: 8:00-9:00am"
"Day 5: 9:00-10:00am" & "Day 5: 10:00-11:00am"
"Day 5: 11:00am-12:00pm" & "Day 5: 12:00-1:00pm"
THE WEST WING
"Here Today" & "Undecideds"
"Election Day Part 2" & "Requiem"
"The Cold" & "Tomorrow"

DRAMA LEAD ACTOR:
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit • Christopher Meloni ("Ripped")
Rescue Me • Denis Leary ("Justice")
Six Feet Under • Peter Krause ("Time Flies")
*24 • Kiefer Sutherland ("Day 5: 7:00-8:00am")
The West Wing • Martin Sheen ("Tomorrow")

DRAMA LEAD ACTRESS:
The Closer • Kyra Sedgwick ("Fantasy Date")
Commander In Chief • Geena Davis ("Pilot")
*Law & Order: Special Victims Unit • Mariska Hargitay ("911")
Six Feet Under • Frances Conroy ("Everyone's Waiting")
The West Wing • Allison Janney ("Institutional Memory")

DRAMA SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Boston Legal • William Shatner ("Witches of Mass Destruction", "Live Big")
Huff • Oliver Platt ("Red Meat", "So...What Brings You to Armageddon")
The Sopranos • Michael Imperioli ("Luxury Lounge", "The Ride")
24 • Gregory Itzin ("Day 5: 3:00-4:00am", "Day 5: 6:00-7:00am")
*The West Wing • Alan Alda ("Two Weeks Out", "The Last Hurrah")

DRAMA SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Boston Legal • Candice Bergen ("Ass Fat Jungle", "Live Big")
Grey’s Anatomy • Sandra Oh ("Deny Deny Deny", "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer")
Grey’s Anatomy • Chandra Wilson ("Deny Deny Deny", "As We Know It")
*Huff • Blythe Danner ("Maps Don't Talk Part 2", "So...What Brings You to Armageddon")
24 • Jean Smart ("Day 5: 5:00-6:00am", "Day 5: 6:00-7:00am")

DRAMA GUEST ACTOR:
Boston Legal • Michael J. Fox as Daniel Post
*Boston Legal • Christian Clemenson as Jerry “Hands” Espenson
ER • James Woods as Dr. Nate Lennox
Grey’s Anatomy • Kyle Chandler as Dylan Young
Lost • Henry Ian Cusick as Desmond

DRAMA GUEST ACTRESS:
Grey’s Anatomy • Kate Burton as Ellis Grey
Grey’s Anatomy • Christina Ricci as Hannah
Huff • Swoosie Kurtz as Madeline Sullivan
*Six Feet Under • Patricia Clarkson as Aunt Sarah
Six Feet Under • Joanna Cassidy as Margaret Chenowith

DRAMA DIRECTING:
Big Love • "Pilot" • Rodrigo Garcia
Lost • "Live Together, Die Alone" • Jack Bender
Six Feet Under • "Everyone’s Waiting" • Alan Ball
The Sopranos • "Members Only" • Tim Van Patten
The Sopranos • "Join The Club" • David Nutter
*24 • "7:00 AM - 8:00 AM" • Jon Cassar
The West Wing • "Election Day" • Mimi Leder

DRAMA WRITING:
Grey’s Anatomy • "It’s the End Of The World, As We Know It" • Shonda Rhimes
Grey’s Anatomy • "Into You Like A Train" • Krista Vernoff
Lost • "The 23rd Psalm" • Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof
Six Feet Under • "Everyone’s Waiting" • Alan Ball
*The Sopranos • "Members Only" • Terence Winter


COMEDY SERIES:
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT
"Mr. F" & "The Ocean Walker"
"Making a Stand" & "S.O.B.s"
"Exit Strategy" & "Development Arrested"
CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM
"The Larry David Sandwich" & "The Christ Nail"
"The Ski Lift" & "The Korean Bookie"
"Lewis Needs a Kidney" & "The End"
*THE OFFICE
"The Dundies" & "Christmas Party"
"The Injury" & "Booze Cruise"
"The Secret" & "Valentine's Day"
SCRUBS
"My Jiggly Ball" & "My Way Home"
"My Big Bird" & "My Half-Acre"
"My Own Personal Hell" & "My Lunch"
TWO AND A HALF MEN
"Principal Gallagher's Lesbian Lover" & "Hi, Mr. Horned One"
"Sleep Tight Puddin' Pop" & "That Special Tug"
"Santa's Village of the Damned" & "Madame and Her Special Friend"

COMEDY LEAD ACTOR:
Curb Your Enthusiasm • Larry David ("The Ski Lift")
The King Of Queens • Kevin James ("Pole Lox")
*Monk • Tony Shalhoub ("Mr. Monk Bumps His Head")
The Office • Steve Carell ("The Injury")
Two And A Half Men • Charlie Sheen ("The Unfortunate Little Schnauzer")

COMEDY LEAD ACTRESS:
The Comeback • Lisa Kudrow ("Valerie Does Another Classic Leno")
Malcolm In The Middle • Jane Kaczmarek ("Lois Strikes Back")
*New Adventures Of Old Christine • Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Supertramp")
Out Of Practice • Stockard Channing ("And I'll Cry If I Want To")
Will & Grace • Debra Messing ("The Finale")

COMEDY SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Arrested Development • Will Arnett ("Making a Stand", "S.O.B.s")
*Entourage • Jeremy Piven ("The Bat Mitzvah", "Exodus")
Malcolm In The Middle • Bryan Cranston ("Hal Grieves", "College Recruiters")
Two And A Half Men • Jon Cryer ("Ergo, the Booty Call", "Weekend in Bangkok")
Will & Grace • Sean Hayes ("Alive & Schticking", "I Love L. Gay")

COMEDY SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Curb Your Enthusiasm • Cheryl Hines ("The Bowtie", "The Korean Bookie")
Desperate Housewives • Alfre Woodard ("You'll Never Get Away From Me", "I Know Things Now")
My Name Is Earl • Jaime Pressly ("Joy's Wedding", "Bounty Hunter")
Weeds • Elizabeth Perkins ("You Can't Miss the Bear", "The Punishment Light")
*Will & Grace • Megan Mullally ("The Finale")

COMEDY GUEST ACTOR:
Extras • Patrick Stewart as Himself
Extras • Ben Stiller as Himself
Two And A Half Men • Martin Sheen as Harvey
Will & Grace • Alec Baldwin as Malcolm
*Will & Grace • Leslie Jordan as Beverley Leslie

COMEDY GUEST ACTRESS:
Desperate Housewives • Shirley Knight as Phyllis Van de Kamp
Extras • Kate Winslet as Herself
*Malcolm In The Middle • Cloris Leachman as Ida
Monk • Laurie Metcalf as Cora
Will & Grace • Blythe Danner as Marilyn Truman

COMEDY DIRECTING:
The Comeback • "Valerie Does Another Classic Leno" • Michael Patrick King
Curb Your Enthusiasm • "The Christ Nail" • Robert B. Weide
Entourage • "Oh, Mandy" • Dan Attias
Entourage • "Sundance Kids" • Julian Farino
*My Name Is Earl • "Pilot" • Marc Buckland
Weeds • "Good S*** Lollipop" • Craig Zisk

COMEDY WRITING:
Arrested Development • "Development Arrested" • Chuck Tatham, Jim Vallely, Richard Day, Mitchell Hurwitz
Entourage • "Exodus" • Doug Ellin
Extras • "Kate Winslet" • Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant
*My Name Is Earl • "Pilot" • Greg Garcia
The Office • "Christmas Party" • Michael Schur

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