Random TV that do not need their own threads...

[gravedigger]

The "jokes" the announcer guy is using are terrible.

[Martin]

No shit. Now, please not House winning. That show is terrible.

[gravedigger]

YOU are terrible!

Rachel Taylor. What up.

[Martin]

She's hot.

And House was great for 3-4 years, but it's now a farce. Dr. House is a completely poorly written character that no one can empathize with. I'm so glad I got off the boat after season 6.

[gravedigger]

If I'm being honest, I agree with you. The last season was not very good. And now that Cuddy's gone it probably won't get much better.

I should be watching Breaking Bad right now but it stresses my wife out so I have to wait until she goes to bed. #pwhipped

[gravedigger]

Sweet Christmas, look at Kate Winslet.

[Martin]

Dat rack.

[gravedigger]

Feel like I shouldn't be staring at the middle kid from Modern Family.

[Martin]

Mad Men winning over Game of Thrones and Boardwalk Empire is a sick joke.

[BillyG]

Boardwalk Empire wasn't that good. Over Game of Thrones is madness though.

[FilmNerdJamie]

Seriously. Snubbing Carrell. Again?

Fuck you, Emmys.

And I love how everyone is acting like Chuckles McSheen was totally sincere when he wished Two & a Half Men luck on their new season. Because Sheen totally doesn't have a celebrity roast airing the same night and totally doesn't have a new sitcom in development that needs good press on his end. Dipshits.

[B_Metal]

Game of Thrones was good enough to make me read the books. Although I've taken to reading quite a lot lately that's still a feat as "fantasy/knights and castle" stuff is not really my usual fare.

[Timothy225]

Saw the Emmy list, and I'm stunned. Happy as hell that Dinklage got the win, but everyone else on Game Of Thrones should be taking statues home.

[Master Shake]

At least Margo Martindale took home an award. While I'm sad that Cletus Van Damme didn't get one, seeing Justified in the WINNER column is always nice.

[B_Metal]

Agreed. They all did great jobs capturing the meat of their respective characters.