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JazZ- wrote:Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose! Friday Night Lights

• When Jane Lynch faced down the "Mad Men" cast in the opening musical montage.
• The occasional vocal stylings of the Emmy Tones: Zachary Levi, Cobie Smulders, Taraji P. Henson, Wilmer Valderrama, Joel McHale, Kate Flannery and LL Cool J.
• Jimmy Kimmel fighting Jimmy Fallon during a bit prior to announcing the winner of Best Supporting Actress.
• vWhen Julie Bowen won the Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy.
• When Ty Burrell made his sweet, self-effacing acceptance speech, even thanking his late parents, for winning Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy.
• When Jim Parsons won Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.
• When all of the nominees for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series category got onstage and held hands before the winner was announced, pageant-queen style.
• When Melissa McCarthy won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, the night's first major upset.
• When the telecast paused for a skit set in "The Office", which included cameos by Kim Kardashian and actual actors such as Aaron Paul, who played "Breaking Bad's" Jesse Pinkman delivering meth to Creed.
• "Sometimes things just take time. But with time comes great appreciation." - Margo Martindale, who wept tears of joy upon winning her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama.
• When The Lonely Island performed a medley of their Emmy nominated songs with Michael Bolton.
• When "The Amazing Race" added to its Emmy collection with another win in the Outstanding Reality Competition Program.
• When Charlie Sheen shocked the Emmys audience by wishing his former "Two and a Half Men" castmates nothing but the best before announcing the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series nominees.
• When Jane Lynch channeled a Jersey don(na) for a "Jersey is taking over TV" skit.
• When Peter Dinklage won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama.
• When Kyle Chandler surprised even the presenters by winning the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama.
• When Julianna Margulies won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a series.
• When Martin Scorsese won Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series.
• The multiple wins for "Downton Abbey", including Emmys for director Brian Percival, writer Julian Fellowes, supporting actress Maggie Smith and Outstanding Miniseries or Made for Television Movie.
• When Guy Pearce make his double entendre-laced acceptance speech upon winning the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie.
• When Kate Winslet won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie.
• When Barry Pepper won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie.
• When "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" added more Emmys to its collection.
• When "Mad Men" won Best Drama yet again.
• When "Modern Family" won Best Comedy yet again.

Zinera wrote:

• Ei vaadanud Emmyde jagamist...

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Zinera wrote:

• Ei vaadanud Emmyde jagamist...

• When Peter Dinklage won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama.
• "Sometimes things just take time. But with time comes great appreciation." - Margo Martindale, who wept tears of joy upon winning her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama.
• When Kyle Chandler surprised even the presenters by winning the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama.
• When the telecast paused for a skit set in "The Office", which included cameos by Kim Kardashian and actual actors such as Aaron Paul, who played "Breaking Bad's" Jesse Pinkman delivering meth to Creed.

• When the telecast paused for a skit set in "The Office", which included cameos by Kim Kardashian and actual actors such as Aaron Paul, who played "Breaking Bad's" Jesse Pinkman delivering meth to Creed.

Spoiler :

• Yes, I watched, and I thought Ashton Kutcher was great. I'll definitely be back for the second episode.
• Yes, I watched. Then again, I always watch "Two and a Half Men" and plan to watch the entire season.
• Yes, I watched the premiere, and that was pretty much all that I needed to see of this show.
• No, I did not watch the premiere, but I recorded it to watch later and will make my decision about the second episode at that time.
• No, I did not watch "Two and a Half Men" because as far as I'm concerned, it's not the same show without Charlie Sheen in the cast.
• I never intended to watch this show, and the fact that 28 million people checked out the season premiere does not change my mind.
• What is this "Two and a Half Men" everyone keeps going on about?