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I'll post a list up as soon as I find one. No Lost or Friday Night Lights for Best TV Drama. :confused :thumbdown UPDATE: Full List is up. Outstanding Drama Series Boston Legal Grey's Anatomy Heroes House The Sopranos Outstanding Comedy Series Entourage The Office 30 Rock Two and a Half Men Ugly Betty Outstanding Reality Series The Amazing Race American Idol Dancing with the Stars Project Runway Top Chef Outstanding Miniseries Broken Trail Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theatre) The Starter Wife Outstanding TV-Movie Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee Inside The Twin Towers Longford The Ron Clark Story Why I Wore Lipstick To My Mastectomy Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Series The Colbert Report The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Late Night With Conan O'Brien Late Show With David Letterman Real Time With Bill Maher Lead Actress in a Drama Series Patricia Arquette (Medium) Minnie Driver (The Riches) Edie Falco (The Sopranos) Sally Field (Brothers & Sisters) Mariska Hargitay (Law & order: Special Victims Unit) Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer) Lead Actor in a Drama Series James Gandolfini (The Sopranos) Hugh Laurie (House) Denis Leary (Rescue Me) James Spader (Boston Legal) Kiefer Sutherland (24) Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Rachel Griffith (Brothers & Sisters) Katherine Heigl (Grey's Anatomy) Chandra Wilson (Grey's Anatomy) Sandra Oh (Grey's Anatomy) Aida Turturro (The Sopranos) Lorraine Bracco (The Sopranos) Supporting Actor in a Drama Series William Shatner (Boston Legal) Masi Oka (Heroes) T.R. Knight (Grey's Anatomy) Michael Emerson (Lost) Terry O'Quinn (Lost) Michael Imperioli (The Sopranos) Guest Actress in a Drama Series Kate Burton (Grey's Anatomy) Elizabeth Reaser (Grey's Anatomy) Marcia Gay Harden (Law & Order: SVU) Leslie Caron (Law & Order: SVU) Jean Smart (24) Guest Actor in a Drama Series Christian Clemenson (Boston Legal) Forest Whitaker (ER) David Morse (House) Tim Daly (The Sopranos) John Goodman (Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip) Eli Wallach (Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip) Lead Actress in a Comedy Series America Ferrera (Ugly Betty) Tina Fey (30 Rock) Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives) Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Old Christine) Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds) Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Alec Baldwin (30 Rock) Steve Carell (The Office) Ricky Gervais (Extras) Tony Shalhoub (Monk) Charlie Sheen (Two and a Half Men) Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Jaime Pressly (My Name is Earl) Jenna Fischer (The Office) Holland Taylor (Two and a Half Men) Conchata Ferrell (Two and a Half Men) Vanessa Williams (Ugly Betty) Elizabeth Perkins (Weeds) Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Kevin Dillon (Entourage) Jeremy Piven (Entourage) Jon Cryer (Two and a Half Men) Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother) Rainn Wilson (The Office) Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Dixie Carter (Desperate Housewives) Laurie Metcalf (Desperate Housewives) Elaine Stritch (30 Rock) Judith Light (Ugly Betty) Salma Hayek (Ugly Betty) Guest Actor in a Comedy Series Martin Landau (Entourage) Sir Ian McKellen (Extras) Stanley Tucci (Monk) Giovanni Ribisi (My Name Is Earl) Beau Bridges (My Name is Earl) Lead Actress in a Miniseries or TV-Movie Queen Latifah (Life Support) Helen Mirren (Prime Suspect: The Final Act) Mary-Louise Parker (The Robber Bride) Debra Messing (The Starter Wife) Gena Rowlands (What If God Were The Sun) Lead Actor in a Miniseries or TV-Movie Robert Duvall (Broken Trail) Tom Selleck (Jesse Stone: Sea Change) Jim Broadbent (Longford) William H. Macy (Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From The Stories Of Stephen King) Matthew Perry (The Ron Clark Story) Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or TV-Movie Greta Scacchi (Broken Trail) Anna Paquin (Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee) Samantha Morton (Longford) Judy Davis (The Starter Wife) Toni Collette (Tsunami, The Aftermath) Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or TV-Movie Thomas Haden Church (Broken Trail) August Schellenberg (Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee) Aidan Quinn (Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee) Edward Asner (The Christmas Card) Joe Mantegna (The Starter Wife)

The show is getting an insane amount of hype. Premiers tonight at 10 on AMC. I'll be watching.

Get used to it, people. Cartoons from the 80's and beyond are all eventually going to be made into live-action movies. Garfield, Transformers, Underdog, now this crap. I don't see how anyone is surprised anymore when it comes to these things. You forgot He-Man. :|

Has anyone been watching on ESPN. I've been pleasantly surprised...very well done. Just too many commercials. :mischief 2 http://www.marlinbaseball.com/forums/index...showtopic=75258

Reed starting. :banghead

Reed starting. :banghead

This thread will be gold by tomorrow night. :lol

Did you happen to read these threads? FishBabe: http://www.marlinbaseball.com/forums/index...ic=65655&hl Stephie89: http://www.marlinbaseball.com/forums/index...ic=68059&hl Aliette: http://www.marlinbaseball.com/forums/index...ic=72253&hl And on that note, welcome and good luck!

To be fair, last year's best actor pool was fairly small. IMO, Forest Whitaker and Ryan Gosling were really the only standouts. I guess you didn't see Venus. Oh, but I did. O'Toole gave a great performance like always but it just wasn't a standout performance to me. Plus, being a legendary actor, especially one who has never won an oscar for acting, made him very Oscar baity and rightfully so.

To be fair, last year's best actor pool was fairly small. IMO, Forest Whitaker and Ryan Gosling were really the only standouts.

For the most part you're right. Movies that could possibly make it into my top 10 from this year are: Knocked Up (9/10) 300 (8/10) Grindhouse (8/10) I'm looking forward to Rescue Dawn, The Invasion, and Superbad (films released in the next month). I have high expectations for: There Will Be Blood Sweeney Todd The Kite Runner His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass Some interest in: American Gangster 3:10 to Yuma No Country for Old Men Reservation Road

You'll understand next year when the new freshmen have their orientation.

I thought he was nearing 80. :o

Cuban is an owner everyone loves to hate. I'm all for it. I already dislike the Cubs (but since '03, I pretty much pity them).

Hey, you never know, he might do a great job. I remember a Law and Order with Ludacris as a guest star and he did an outstanding job. Ludacris is a pretty good character actor. He holds his own on SNL and in the movies I've seen him in. I can't say the same for 50 Cent.

I really hate those peer advisers. They are giving these freshmen a false image of the university. They need to tone it down. I got stopped by one of them today and she got on my nerves quickly.

This sounds really promising. I really hope they recover from the bad season they had last year. Just when you thought you?d had your fill of those over-the-top plastic surgeons on FX?s Nip/Tuck, they?ve shaken things up and moved those hot docs Christian Troy (Julian McMahon) and Sean McNamara (Dylan Walsh) to the world capitol of face lifts and body augmentation, Los Angeles, for the fifth season. (The first of 22 new episodes will premiere in October; It hasn?t been determined yet how this season will be broken up.) Series creator Ryan Murphy took the stage Thursday at a Television Critics Association panel in Beverly Hills to describe the new season, and he and the rest of the cast certainly sold me?including Joely Richardson, back after taking a personal hiatus for part of last season; John Hensley and Kelly Carlson as newlyweds Matt and Kimber; and Roma Maffia as nurse Liz, whose character travels West after being offered double her previous salary. (The core cast will be reassembled in L.A. over the first three or four episodes, Murphy says.) Guest stars will include Lauren Hutton, Jennifer Coolidge, Portia De Rossi (as an acupuncturist), the return of Rosie O?Donnell for several episodes as Dawn Budge and, in what sounds like a much more promising development, Bradley Cooper and Oliver Platt as part of a ?show-within-a-show? subplot which finds Christian and Sean being hired as medical consultants for a TV series about, what else, plastic surgeons. Murphy describes the fictional Hearts & Scalpels as ?the worst medical show that has ever been made. It is run by Oliver Platt, who plays me?in a weird way.? Alias?s Cooper plays the show?s lead, ?the world?s biggest cad/plastic surgeon.? (Sound familiar?) Murphy says the fictional show ?is kind of like Nip/Tuck and not. What happens is that it?s so bad that they hire our guys to be the medical advisers, which is fun? and allows Nip/Tuck to satirize itself. ?The show has always been a satire, and I think moving it to LA even more so.? Richardson describes the new season as ?a whole fresh start. Certainly with me and Dylan, we were done with that kitchen. There was nothing left we could do in that kitchen. Thank God we don?t have to go there anymore.? Murphy says the look of the show will be ?shinier and bigger,? and in the greater thematic scheme of things, season 5 will explore how these doctors who were such big fishes in the smaller pond of Miami will readjust in their 40s to swimming in a much bigger pool of professional sharks. As with so many who go to Hollywood to pursue their dreams, it?s all about reinvention this season. In for the biggest sea change: Christian, who will ?switch parts in an interesting way? with Sean, says Murphy. ?Dylan?s character becomes much more competent and instantly successful, and Christian has a work a little harder at it and is in Sean?s shadow for a while.? The Nip/Tuck panel was followed by a session introducing FX?s next big thing, the terrific legal thriller Damages (premieres July 24 for 13 episodes), starring Glenn Close as a ruthless, enigmatic trial superstar, Ted Danson as a tycoon she?s pursuing in court and British ing?nue Rose Byrne as Close?s initially na?ve prot?g?. We?ve seen the first two episodes, and they?re dark and dazzling. I?m glad to see FX back in top form with a new drama, after having been repulsed by Dirt and disappointed by The Riches (both of which have been renewed for a second season, so you have to think it will be a slam dunk to keep Damages around for a while). If Nip/Tuck?s new change of venue results in a re-energized show, even better news for what has long been one of my favorite, and certainly one of cable's most daring, networks.

You're in luck because as of today it actually made it into the Webster dictionary along with these other words.

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Figured we should start one of these. Charles Lane died today (7/10/07) at the age of 102! Chances are you probably don't know him very well, but he has over 300 acting credits on imdb. He was mostly a supporting actor and guest star on television shows like I Love Lucy, The Odd Couple, Little House on the Prairie, and more. He was also in It's A Wonderful Life, 42nd Street among others. His last screen appearance was in 2006 as a narrator in a short film. He survived the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. :o Was a founding member of Screen Actors Guild (SAG, 1933). R.I.P.

Jesus i loved this show...but god why does there have to be a movie about everything? I mean i bet theres a board of directors just sitting around and there just thinking ok, what havent we turned into a movie yet. I mean really im here thinking ok whats next. Oh i got it, was there ever a movie about the Jetsons? theres 1 for ya. There's an animated movie of The Jetsons. Robert Rodriguez is attached to a live action verison.

Closest margin of victory ever at Daytona (.004 seconds). Jamie McMurray = Tom Cruise's twin. Wow.

I really hope these last 2 1/2 years for this decade gives us some gems. There just seems to be a lack of them.

Fox, how many 10's do you have for the 90's? I am really liking the 50's right now. 1) The Searchers 2) Bridge on the River Kwai 3) Vertigo 4) High Noon 5) Rear Window ... and I'm not even including Brando's best works.

Tough one for me. I'm torn between the 50's and 70's. 90's not to far behind.