ALL/ Daytime Emmy Awards, 34th Annual, for the 2006 calendar year
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AT 13, PBS IS TOP CREATIVE DAYTIME EMMY WINNER
Associated Press, Jun. 15, 6:13 AM ET
PBS won a leading 13 Creative Craft Daytime Emmy Awards, including six for
'Sesame Street,' and recently retired game show host Bob Barker won his 18th
trophy.
By Staff
LOS ANGELES (AP) — PBS won a leading 13 Creative Craft Daytime Emmy Awards,
including six for ''Sesame Street,'' and recently retired game show host Bob
Barker won his 18th trophy.
CBS's ''The Price is Right'' won Thursday night for game-audience
participation show, where Barker served as executive producer until he
retired last week at age 83.
In the new category for morning shows, ABC's ''Good Morning America'' and
NBC's ''Today'' tied. Co-anchors Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts of ''GMA''
earned trophies, along with ''Today'' co-anchors Matt Lauer, Meredith
Vieira, Al Roker and Ann Curry.
''Sesame Street'' won for preschool children's series, along with trophies
for costume design, directing, multiple camera editing, music direction and
sound mixing.
Food Network star Paula Deen won for lifestyle host, while Eartha Kitt was
honored as outstanding performer in an animated program for ''Disney's The
Emperor's New School'' on the Disney Channel.
Four new categories for broadband, specifically computers, cell phones and
other handheld devices, were created this year. The National Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences teamed with the social networking Web site
MySpace.com to solicit nominations from the public.
NBC's ''The Office: Accountants'' won in the comedy category; ''It's
Jerrytime!'' on Ozone Inc. won in variety; ''Cyberchase'' on PBS won in
children's; and ''Satacracy 88'' from Itsallinyourhands.com won for drama.
Syndicated shows earned nine awards, with comedian Ellen DeGeneres' talk
show taking four in technical categories.
Among the major broadcast networks, ABC and CBS tied with seven, while NBC
had five.
The awards were presented for the first time in a single ceremony that
combined East and West coast winners at the Hollywood & Highland ballroom.
Other Daytime Emmys for performances and programs will be awarded Friday at
Hollywood's Kodak Theatre during a two-hour telecast on CBS.
Winners are chosen by a panel of their peers in each category.
The event was webcast live by TV Worldwide and is archived for viewing at
the NATAS website at www.emmyonline.tv.
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NOMINEES ANNOUNCED TODAY ON CBS NEWS' "THE EARLY SHOW" FOR THE 34th ANNUAL
DAYTIME ENTERTAINMENT Emmy® AWARDS, TO BE BROADCAST LIVE, FRIDAY, JUNE 15 ON
THE CBS TELEVISION NETWORK
Daytime Television Pioneer Lee Phillip Bell To Receive
Lifetime Achievement Award
New York, NY, March 14, 2007 -- Nominees for the 34th Annual Daytime
Entertainment Emmy® Awards were announced today by the National Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences live on CBS News' "The Early Show” at the stages
of Guiding Light, television’s longest running daytime drama. Peter Price,
President of the National Television Academy, was joined by Barbara Bloom,
Sr. VP, Daytime Programs, CBS, "Early Show" anchor Julie Chen, and actors
Mandy Bruno and Bradley Cole of "Guiding Light;" Terri Colombino and Austin
Peck of "As the World Turns;" Brandon Beemer of "Days of Our Lives," Cathy
Jeneen Doe of "Passions," Bree Williamson of "One Life to Live" and Jacob
Young of "All My Children."
The 34th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy® Awards will be broadcast live on
Friday, June 15, 2007 (9:00 PM – 11:00 PM ET/PT), on the CBS Television
Network from the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood.
White Cherry Entertainment will produce the awards show for the second
consecutive year. The 34th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy® Awards will
be sponsored by American Airlines and PURPOSE.®
Television pioneer Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator, along with her late
husband, William J. Bell, of CBS's long-running daytime dramas "The Young
and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful" was previously announced
as the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award. The Children's
Programming Nominations were previously announced and last weekend, winners
were announced in the “Individual Achievement in Animation” category. The
winners, Trevor Wall, Storyboard Artist for Jakers! The Adventures of
Piggley Winks; Thomas Perkins, Character Design for Ben 10; and Jeff
Astolfo, Animator for The Backyardigans, will receive their awards at the
Daytime Entertainment Creative Arts Award ceremony on June 14.
A complete list of nominees, tabulated by the Independent Accounting Firm of
Deloitte & Touche LLP, is attached. This nominee listing is also available
online at www.Emmyonline.tv.
The National Television Academy is a professional service organization
dedicated to the advancement of the arts and sciences of television and the
promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical
achievements within the television industry. It recognizes excellence in
television with the coveted Emmy® Award for News & Documentary, Sports,
Daytime, Creative Arts, Public & Community Service, Technology &
Engineering/Advanced Media and Business & Financial Reporting. Excellence in
Primetime programming and international programming is recognized by its
affiliate, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Regional Emmy®s are
given in 19 regions across the United States. Beyond awards, the National
Television Academy has extensive educational programs including National
Student Television and its Student Award for Excellence for outstanding
journalistic work by high school students, as well as scholarships,
publications, and major activities for both industry professionals and the
viewing public. For more information, please visit the website at
www.Emmyonline.tv.
Press Contacts:
CBS
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asc...@Emmyonline.tv
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design
BETWEEN THE LIONS * PBS
LAURA BROCK, PRODUCTION DESIGNER/ART DIRECTOR
KAREN WING, ART DIRECTOR
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
JOHN SHAFFNER, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
JOE STEWART, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
ANTON GOSS, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
CHRISTOPHER GOUMAS, ART DIRECTOR
TINA MILLER, ART DIRECTOR
JAY HEISERMAN, ART DIRECTOR
ROBERT LEE, SET DECORATOR
MICHAEL C. LEWIS, SET DECORATOR
THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW * SYN
JOHN CASEY, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
JIM FENHAGEN, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
ANDUIN HAVENS, ART DIRECTOR
MOLLY MAGUIRE, SET DECORATOR
TAMARA DILWORTH, SET DECORATOR
AARON CARAMANIS, SET DECORATOR
JIM GARDNER, SET DECORATOR
HOSANNA HOUSER, SET DECORATOR
THOMAS TAMBORELLO, SET DECORATOR
THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW * SYN
TARA DENISE, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
ANTON GOSS, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
ANGELO PETRATOS, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
THALIA KALODIMOS, ART DIRECTOR
LINDA STECHNO, ART DIRECTOR
SEAN POST, SCENIC DESIGNER
MATTHEW YORK, SCENIC DESIGNER
SESAME STREET * PBS
VICTOR DINAPOLI, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
BOB PHILLIPS, ART DIRECTOR
MIKE PANTUSO, ART DIRECTOR
PETE ORTIZ, ART DIRECTOR
NAT MONGIOI, SET DECORATOR
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a
Drama Series
ALL MY CHILDREN * ABC
ROGER MOONEY, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
JOEL REYNOLDS, SCENIC DESIGNER
MARTIN FAHRER, SCENIC DESIGNER
CHAS PLUMMER, SCENIC DESIGNER
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
PATRICK HOWE, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
TIM GOODMANSON, ART DIRECTOR
DENNIS DONEGAN, SET DECORATOR
CATHERINE MCKENNEY, SET DECORATOR
KAREN HLIPALA, SET DECORATOR
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
JACK FORRESTEL, PRODUCTION DESIGNER
FABRICE KENWOOD, ART DIRECTOR
ELSA ZAMPARELLI, SET DECORATOR
CHARLOTTE GARNELL SCHEIDE, SET DECORATOR
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
ROGER MOONEY, SCENIC DESIGNER
RUTH WELLS, SCENIC DESIGNER
JOHN KENNY, SCENIC DESIGNER
MARTIN FAHRER, ART DIRECTOR
Outstanding Achievement for a Casting Director For A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
MARY CLAY BOLAND, CASTING DIRECTOR
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
CHRISTY DOOLEY, CASTING DIRECTOR
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
MARK TESCHNER, CASTING DIRECTOR
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
ROB DECINA, CASTING DIRECTOR
Outstanding Achievement in Single Camera Photography (Film or Electronic)
EVERYDAY ITALIAN * FOOD
RICHARD DALLETT, DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
READING RAINBOW * PBS
JIMMY O'DONNELL, DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
THIS OLD HOUSE * PBS
STEPHEN D'ONOFRIO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
THE VICTORY GARDEN * PBS
JOEL A. COBLENZ, DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
KELLEN RICHARDS, COSTUME STYLIST
DAWN BAKER, COSTUME STYLIST
SESAME STREET * PBS
BILL KELLARD, COSTUME DESIGNER/LIVE ACTOR
TERRY ROBERSON, COSTUME DESIGNER/LIVE ACTOR
ROLLIE KREWSON, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
SARAH LURASCHI, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
JASON WEBER, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
ANDREA DETWILER, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
MICHELLE HICKEY, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
JANE PIEN, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
POLLY SMITH, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
ANNEY MCKILLIGAN, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
HEATHER ASCH, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
CHELSEA CARTER, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
PAUL HARTIS, COSTUME DESIGNER/MUPPETS
THE VIEW * ABC
FRANCINE TAYLOR, WARDROBE STYLIST
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design For A Drama Series
ALL MY CHILDREN * ABC
DAVID R. ZYLA, COSTUME DESIGNER
KATHERINE ROTH, COSTUME DESIGNER
JAMES P. HAMMER, COSTUME DESIGNER
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
MARGARITA DELGADO, COSTUME DESIGNER
TRACY DORMAN, COSTUME DESIGNER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
SHAWN DUDLEY-REEVES, COSTUME DESIGNER
ALYSON HUI, COSTUME DESIGNER
SHANA SCHOEPKE, COSTUME DESIGNER
PASSIONS * NBC
DIANA EDEN, COSTUME DESIGNER
Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
MARIA WAGNER, DIRECTOR
MICHAEL EILBAUM, DIRECTOR
JOHN O'CONNELL, DIRECTOR
HABIB AZAR, DIRECTOR
SONIA BLANGIARDO, DIRECTOR
JENNIFER PEPPERMAN, DIRECTOR
CHRISTOPHER GOUTMAN, DIRECTOR
MICHAEL KERNER, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
CAROL SEDWICK, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
JANET ANDREWS, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
JAMES KOWAL, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
BRIAN LYDELL, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
JENNIFER BLOOD, STAGE MANAGER
NANCY BARRON, STAGE MANAGER
ALEXANDRA ROALSVIG, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
BRETT HELLMAN, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
WILLIAM LUDEL, DIRECTOR
SCOTT MCKINSEY, DIRECTOR
OWEN RENFROE, DIRECTOR
MATTHEW DIAMOND, DIRECTOR
PENNY PENGRA, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
CHRISTINE MAGARIAN, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
RONALD CATES, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
PETER FILLMORE, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
RONALD C. CATES, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
DAVE MACLEOD, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
CRAIG MCMANUS, STAGE MANAGER
CRYSTAL CRAFT, STAGE MANAGER
DENISE VAN CLEAVE, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
LISA KASEFF, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
CHRISTINE COOPER, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
ROBERT SCINTO, DIRECTOR
BRIAN MERTES, DIRECTOR
MATTHEW LAGLE, DIRECTOR
JOANNE SEDWICK, DIRECTOR
TRACEY HANLEY BRYGGMAN, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR/DIRECTOR
CHARLES GRAYAUSKIE, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
ILENE FRANKEL, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
ANDREA GILES RICH, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
ADAM REIST, STAGE MANAGER/DIRECTOR
KRISTIN DOHERTY, STAGE MANAGER
JOSEPH WILLMORE, STAGE MANAGER
ELANA SLOTT, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
KELLY JOBMANN, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
LARRY CARPENTER, DIRECTOR
BRUCE COOPERMAN, DIRECTOR
GARY DONATELLI, DIRECTOR
DANIELLE FARALDO, DIRECTOR
JILL MITWELL, DIRECTOR
FRANK VALENTINI, DIRECTOR
PAUL GLASS, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
TRACY CASPER LANG, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
TERESA ANNE CICALA, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
MARY RYAN, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
ALAN NEEDLEMAN, STAGE MANAGER
RICHARD MANFREDI, STAGE MANAGER
ANTHONY WILKINSON, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
NATHALIE PRICE, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
ALISON SAMON, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
Outstanding Directing In A Talk Show
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
BARRY GLAZER, DIRECTOR
LENN GOODSIDE, DIRECTOR
THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW * SYN
JOSEPH TERRY, DIRECTOR
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
DANA CALDERWOOD, DIRECTOR
THE VIEW * ABC
MARK GENTILE, DIRECTOR
Outstanding Lifestyle Directing
EASY ENTERTAINING WITH MICHAEL CHIARELLO * FOOD
NATALIE GUSTAFSON, DIRECTOR
THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW * SYN
BOB MCKINNON, DIRECTOR
PASSPORT TO EUROPE WITH SAMANTHA BROWN * TRAVEL CHANNEL
JOAN MCCORD, DIRECTOR
JERRY SMITH, DIRECTOR
SID GOLDBERG, DIRECTOR
THIS OLD HOUSE * PBS
DAVID VOS, SENIOR DIRECTOR
Outstanding Special Class Directing
80TH ANNUAL MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE * NBC
GARY HALVORSON, DIRECTOR
9/11 MEMORIAL FROM GROUND ZERO 5TH ANNIVERSARY * SYN
DAVID STERN, DIRECTOR
THE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE ON CBS * CBS
GLENN WEISS, DIRECTOR
Outstanding Achievement in Single Camera Editing
BETWEEN THE LIONS * PBS
VINCENT STRAGGAS, EDITOR
EVERYDAY ITALIAN * FOOD
ROBERT KRISCH, EDITOR
MICHAEL SELLERS, EDITOR
SELL THIS HOUSE * A&E
ALEX PERRAULT, EDITOR
STARTING OVER * SYN
MAC CAUDILL, EDITOR
MARC GROSSMAN, EDITOR
SETH LEVING, EDITOR
CHRIS RAY, EDITOR
BARRY ZETLIN, EDITOR
ROBERT GARRY, EDITOR
AREK HOPE, EDITOR
LEELLEN PATCHEN, EDITOR
RAOUL ROSENBERG, EDITOR
JOE SHUGART, EDITOR
MARIA VITAKAS, EDITOR
STEVEN URRUTIA, EDITOR
THIS OLD HOUSE * PBS
GARY STEPHENSON, SENIOR EDITOR
ADAM BUSH, EDITOR
THE VIEW * ABC
RICH PROVOST, EDITOR
Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing
DR. PHIL * SYN
ANN KENISTON, EDITOR
ARTHUR BOOTH, EDITOR
PAUL BROZ, EDITOR
RODNEY CHEW, EDITOR
HARRIS COHEN, EDITOR
PETER DUNN, EDITOR
DANIEL GIBB, EDITOR
JONNY JENKS, EDITOR
MORGEN KASSEL, EDITOR
DAN LANDI, EDITOR
WILLIAM LORTON, EDITOR
BRUCE MALM, EDITOR
FERNANDO MARTINEZ, EDITOR
CRAIG MAYO, EDITOR
ROBYN T. MIGEL, EDITOR
MATTHEW MOUL, EDITOR
JULIETTE OLAVARRIA, EDITOR
JAMES PERRY, EDITOR
TODD PORTUGAL, EDITOR
THOMAS QUICK, EDITOR
KELLY SMITH, EDITOR
JEFF SPALLA, EDITOR
REGGIE SPANGLER, EDITOR
PETER ZIFCHAK, EDITOR
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
MICHAEL COLE, EDITOR
CLARK BURNETT, EDITOR
THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW * SYN
MICHAEL E. MABBOTT, SENIOR EDITOR
JOHN STROLIA, SENIOR EDITOR
NEIL COLEMAN, SENIOR EDITOR
TIM DROVER, SENIOR EDITOR
DAN FISHER, SENIOR EDITOR
CHUCK FLORAMO, SENIOR EDITOR
TOM PYERS, SENIOR EDITOR
MICHAEL D. SHERRY, SENIOR EDITOR
DAN TOWELL, SENIOR EDITOR
JUDI BUSHALA, EDITOR
CYNTHIA S. CAMERON, EDITOR
JAY ECKENSBERGER, EDITOR
KEVIN G. GIST, EDITOR
RICHARD HEMMINGWAY, EDITOR
JOHN KILPATRICK, EDITOR
JAMES PILARSKI, EDITOR
SARI ROSENTHAL, EDITOR
LARRY SEXTON, EDITOR
ERIC WILL, EDITOR
JOSEPH C. DAVIS, EDITOR
SESAME STREET * PBS
ROBERT J. EMERICK, SUPERVISING EDITOR
SELBERN NARBY, EDITOR
JOHN TIERNEY, EDITOR
CHRIS REINHART, EDITOR
THE TYRA BANKS SHOW * SYN
PAULO DEMELLO, EDITOR
JENNIFER FAH, EDITOR
TRAVIS WEBER, EDITOR
KEN YANKEE, EDITOR
DANIEL ROGERS, EDITOR
JASON LINDSEY, EDITOR
CASEY O'BRIEN, EDITOR
MATT RUBOLINO, EDITOR
RAIKO SIEMS, EDITOR
Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing For A Drama Series
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
BRIAN BAGWELL, EDITOR
JIM FRIESEN, EDITOR
JONATHAN SMILOWITZ, EDITOR
DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
MASON DICKSON, EDITOR
LUGH POWERS, EDITOR
MARIUS S. DARROW III, EDITOR
DAVID MAWHINNEY, EDITOR
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
THOMAS BORNKAMP, EDITOR
DOUGLAS KENT, EDITOR
THOMAS INESON, EDITOR
HANNE ANDERSON, EDITOR
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
MARY RYAN, EDITOR
TERESA ANNE CICALA, EDITOR
TRACY CASPER LANG, EDITOR
ANTHONY WILKINSON, EDITOR
BARRY GINGOLD, EDITOR
PAUL GLASS, EDITOR
VINCE CATANIA, EDITOR
Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling
DR. PHIL * SYN
MIMI VODNOY-LOVE, HAIRSTYLIST
ANNETTE JONES, HAIRSTYLIST
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
ELIZABETH ULLOA, HAIRSTYLIST
THE PRICE IS RIGHT * CBS
MIRA WILDER, HAIRSTYLIST
THE TYRA BANKS SHOW * SYN
KIYAH WRIGHT, HAIRSTYLIST
LAWRENCE DAVIS, HAIRSTYLIST
RACHEL HAUGHTON, HAIRSTYLIST
TARA COPELAND, HAIRSTYLIST
THE VIEW * ABC
LAVETTE SLATER, HAIRSTYLIST
JUDY MAR, HAIRSTYLIST
BRYANT RENFROE, HAIRSTYLIST
DEIRDRE STADTMAUER, HAIRSTYLIST
Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling For A Drama Series
ALL MY CHILDREN * ABC
JOYCE CAROLLO, HAIRSTYLIST
LISA JOHNSON, HAIRSTYLIST
SILVIE SALLE, HAIRSTYLIST
SHELLIE BIVIENS, HAIRSTYLIST
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
THERESA MARRA SILICEO, KEY HAIRSTYLIST
LILLIAN CVECICH, SECOND KEY HAIRSTYLIST
VERONICA BAKALENIK, HAIRSTYLIST
ELENA ROULENKA, HAIRSTYLIST
DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
GARRY ALLYN, HAIRSTYLIST
MARGARET PUGA, HAIRSTYLIST
ARLEEN CHAVEZ, HAIRSTYLIST
PASSIONS * NBC
BOBBY GRAYSON, HEAD HAIRSTYLIST
SHELLY SCANLON, HAIRSTYLIST
CHRISTOPHER O. SMITH, HAIRSTYLIST
JEANIE DURONSLET, HAIRSTYLIST
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
ROBERT DICKINSON, LIGHTING DESIGNER
MARISA DAVIS, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
JEOPARDY! * SYN
JEFFREY M. ENGEL, LIGHTING DESIGNER
THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW * SYN
TARA DENISE, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
SEAN POST, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
SCOTT ZEMATIS, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
ALAN BLACHER, LIGHTING DESIGNER
MARILYN RENNAGEL, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
SESAME STREET * PBS
DAN KELLEY, LIGHTING DESIGNER
THE VIEW * ABC
CANDICE DUNN, LIGHTING DESIGNER
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction For A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
DONNA LARSON, LIGHTING DESIGNER
NICHOLAS VARACALLI, LIGHTING DESIGNER
DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
TED POLMANSKI, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
MARK LEVIN, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
ART BUSCH, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
BRIAN W. MCRAE, LIGHTING DESIGNER
TONY GIROLAMI, LIGHTING DESIGNER
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
SCOTT DEVITTE, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
BOB BESSOIR, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Design
JEOPARDY! * SYN
ALAN DOUGLAS, TITLE DESIGNER
KORY JONES, GRAPHIC ARTIST
TIFFANY CALIVA, GRAPHIC ARTIST
KEVIN AGUIRRE, GRAPHIC ARTIST
PINKY DINKY DOO * NOGGIN
JIM JINKINS, TITLE DESIGNER
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
TAKA IKARI, TITLE DESIGNER
PATRICK CONNELLY, GRAPHIC ARTIST
NICOLAI STREHL, GRAPHIC ARTIST
SAVING A SPECIES: THE GREAT PENGUIN RESCUE * DSC KIDS
JOHNATHAN SAFFORD, TITLE DESIGNER
KEVIN RILEY, TITLE DESIGNER
THE TYRA BANKS SHOW * SYN
JEFFERY DUNAJ, TITLE DESIGNER
RICARDO SILVA, TITLE DESIGNER
THE UPSIDE DOWN SHOW * NOGGIN
MARK BOWLEY, GRAPHIC ARTIST
ROBERT MICHAELS, TITLE DESIGNER
TERRENCE WILLIAMS, TITLE DESIGNER
Outstanding Achievement in Makeup
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
MEGHAN MCCLAIN, MAKEUP ARTIST
JEANETTE OSTERGARD, MAKEUP ARTIST
SOAP TALK * SOAPNET
FELICIA LINSKY, MAKEUP ARTIST
CHRIS ESCABOSA, MAKEUP ARTIST
THE TYRA BANKS SHOW * SYN
VALENTE FRAZIER, MAKEUP ARTIST
JAN PING, MAKEUP ARTIST
MICHELLE WATERBURY, MAKEUP ARTIST
THE VIEW * ABC
REBECCA BORMAN, MAKEUP ARTIST
KAREN DUPICHE, MAKEUP ARTIST
LORI KLEIN, MAKEUP ARTIST
EVE PEARL, MAKEUP ARTIST
Outstanding Achievement in Makeup For A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
ELDO RAY ESTES, KEY MAKEUP ARTIST
ANETTE LIAN-WILLIAMS, MAKEUP ARTIST
STEPHANIE GLOVER-MCGEE, MAKEUP ARTIST
KIMBERLY BRAISIN, MAKEUP ARTIST
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
CHRISTINE LAI-JOHNSON, KEY MAKEUP ARTIST
CHRIS ESCOBOSA, MAKEUP ARTIST
MARLENE MASON, MAKEUP ARTIST
MARLENE STOLLER, MAKEUP ARTIST
CHARLENE JACKMAN, MAKEUP ARTIST
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
DONNA MESSINA, MAKEUP ARTIST
WENDY PENNINGTON-HOLZ, MAKEUP ARTIST
GEORGIA GRADO, MAKEUP ARTIST
DARA JARAMILLO, MAKEUP ARTIST
MELINDA OSGOOD, MAKEUP ARTIST
ANGELA ACKLEY, MAKEUP ARTIST
BOBBI ROBERTS, MAKEUP ARTIST
PASSIONS * NBC
TOBY LAMM, HEAD MAKEUP ARTIST
NATASJA HEWITSON, MAKEUP ARTIST
AMY SPARKS, MAKEUP ARTIST
VICTORIA DOERING, MAKEUP ARTIST
Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction And Composition
BJ'S TEDDY BEAR CLUB * TBN
DENNIS SCOTT, MUSIC DIRECTOR
BRATZ * FOX
MATTHEW GERRARD, COMPOSER
DIVE OLLY DIVE! * ANIMANIA
CEIRI TORJUSSEN, COMPOSER
LAZY TOWN * NICKELODEON
MANI SVARARSSON, COMPOSER
LEGION OF SUPER HEROES * KIDS WB!
MICHAEL MCCUISTION, COMPOSER
KRISTOPHER L. CARTER, COMPOSER
LOLITA RITMANIS, COMPOSER
POSTCARDS FROM BUSTER * PBS
CLAUDIO RAGAZZI, COMPOSER
READING RAINBOW * PBS
STEVE HORELICK, MUSIC DIRECTOR
SESAME STREET * PBS
MIKE RENZI, MUSIC DIRECTOR
DAVE CONNER, MUSIC DIRECTOR
DANNY EPSTEIN, COMPOSER
SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! * KIDS WB!
MARK MOTHERSBAUGH, COMPOSER
ALBERT FOX, COMPOSER
JOHN ENROTH, COMPOSER
SILAS HITE, COMPOSER
Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction And Composition For A Drama
Series
DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
STEPHEN REINHARDT, MUSIC DIRECTOR
AMY EVANS, MUSIC DIRECTOR
KEN CORDAY, COMPOSER
BRENT NELSON, COMPOSER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
ROBYN CUTLER, SUPERVISING MUSIC DIRECTOR
GARY DEINSTADT, MUSIC DIRECTOR
BILLY BARBER, MUSIC DIRECTOR/COMPOSER
RON KOMIE, COMPOSER
BRIAN D. SIEWERT, COMPOSER
DANNY PELFREY, COMPOSER
CHIELI MINUCCI, COMPOSER
MARK STEPHEN ROSS, COMPOSER
KENNETH EBERHARD, COMPOSER
DAVID TRAUGH, COMPOSER
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
PAUL GLASS, SUPERVISING MUSIC DIRECTOR/COMPOSER
DANIEL P. KRAUSZ, MUSIC DIRECTOR
DAVE MARINO, MUSIC DIRECTOR
DAVID NICHTERN, COMPOSER
DOMINIC MESSENGER, COMPOSER
LEE HOLDRIDGE, COMPOSER
KEVIN BENTS, COMPOSER
KURT BIEDERWOLF, COMPOSER
JORDAN LIEB, COMPOSER
CHRIS CHILD, COMPOSER
BOBBY SUMMERFIELD, COMPOSER
MICHAL TOWBER, COMPOSER
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
MICHAEL DOBSON, MUSIC SUPERVISOR
BRYAN HARRISON, MUSIC SUPERVISOR
JACK ALLOCCO, COMPOSER
DAVID KURTZ, COMPOSER
Outstanding Original Song
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
Song Title: Can You Love Me (With The Lights On)
BRIAN D. SIEWERT, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
ANGELA LAUER, LYRICIST
TIMOTHY LAUER, LYRICIST
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
Song Title: In A Moment
BRIAN D. SIEWERT, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
PASSIONS * NBC
Song Title: Love is Ecstasy
JOHN HENRY KREITER, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
WESLEY B. BOATMAN, JR., COMPOSER
TODAY SHOW * NBC
Song Title: It's A New Day, Today
RANDY WACHTLER, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
FRANK RADICE, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
GREG BARNHILL, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
Song Title: Carry On
MICHAEL KISUR, COMPOSER/LYRICIST
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
MAURA WEST, AS CARLY SNYDER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
CRYSTAL CHAPPELL, AS OLIVIA SPENCER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
KIM ZIMMER, AS REVA SHAYNE LEWIS
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
JEANNE COOPER, AS KATHERINE CHANCELLOR
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
MICHELLE STAFFORD, AS PHYLLIS SUMMERS NEWMAN
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
MICHAEL PARK, AS JACK SNYDER
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
ANTHONY GEARY, AS LUKE SPENCER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
RICKY PAULL GOLDIN, AS GUS AITORO
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
PETER BERGMAN, AS JACK ABBOTT
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
CHRISTIAN LEBLANC, AS MICHAEL BALDWIN
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
LESLI KAY, AS FELICIA FORRESTER
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
GENIE FRANCIS, AS LAURA SPENCER
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
REBECCA HERBST, AS ELIZABETH WEBBER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
GINA TOGNONI, AS DINAH MARLER
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
RENEE ELISE GOLDSBERRY, AS EVANGELINE WILLIAMSON
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
HEATHER TOM, AS KELLY CRAMER
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
TRENT DAWSON, AS HENRY COLEMAN
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
RICK HEARST, AS RIC LANSING
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
DAN GAUTHIER, AS KEVIN BUCHANAN
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
GREG RIKAART, AS KEVIN FISHER
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
KRISTOFF ST. JOHN, AS NEIL WINTERS
Outstanding Younger Actress In A Drama Series
ALL MY CHILDREN * ABC
LEVEN RAMBIN, AS LILY MONTGOMERY
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
JENNIFER LANDON, AS GWEN MUNSON
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
ALEXANDRA CHANDO, AS MADDIE COLEMAN
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
JULIE BERMAN, AS LULU SPENCER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
STEPHANIE GATSCHET, AS TAMMY WINSLOW
Outstanding Younger Actor In A Drama Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
VAN HANSIS, AS LUKE SNYDER
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
JESSE SOFFER, AS WILL MUNSON
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
TOM PELPHREY, AS JONATHAN RANDALL
PASSIONS * NBC
JAMES STEVENSON, AS JARED CASEY
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
BRYTON MCCLURE, AS DEVON HAMILTON
Outstanding Game Show Host
CASH CAB * DSC
BEN BAILEY, HOST
JEOPARDY! * SYN
ALEX TREBEK, HOST
THE PRICE IS RIGHT * CBS
BOB BARKER, HOST
WHEEL OF FORTUNE * SYN
PAT SAJAK, HOST
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE * SYN
MEREDITH VIEIRA, HOST
Outstanding Talk Show Host
DR. PHIL * SYN
DR. PHIL MCGRAW, HOST
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
ELLEN DEGENERES, HOST
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
RACHAEL RAY, HOST
SOAP TALK * SOAPNET
LISA RINNA, HOST
TY TREADWAY, HOST
THE TYRA BANKS SHOW * SYN
TYRA BANKS, HOST
THE VIEW * ABC
BARBARA WALTERS, CO-HOST
ROSIE O'DONNELL, CO-HOST
JOY BEHAR, CO-HOST
ELISABETH HASSELBECK, CO-HOST
Outstanding Lifestyle Host
CREATIVE JUICE * HGTV
CATHIE FILIAN, CO-HOST
STEVE PIACENZA, CO-HOST
ESSENCE OF EMERIL * FOOD
EMERIL LAGASSE, HOST
THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW * SYN
MARTHA STEWART, HOST
PAULA'S HOME COOKING * FOOD
PAULA DEEN, HOST
Outstanding Drama Series
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
BRADLEY BELL, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
RHONDA FRIEDMAN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
RON WEAVER, SENIOR PRODUCER
CYNTHIA J. POPP, PRODUCER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
ELLEN WHEELER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ALEXANDRA JOHNSON, PRODUCER
MARIA MACINA, PRODUCER
JAN CONKLIN, COORDINATING PRODUCER
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
FRANK VALENTINI, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
SHELLEY HONIGBAUM, COORDINATING PRODUCER
SUZANNE FLYNN, PRODUCER
JOHN TUMINO, PRODUCER
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
LYNN MARIE LATHAM, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JOSH GRIFFITH, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JOHN F. SMITH, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
EDWARD SCOTT, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
KATHRYN FOSTER, PRODUCER
JOHN FISHER, COORDINATING PRODUCER
Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show
JEOPARDY! * SYN
HARRY FRIEDMAN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER/WRITER
LISA FINNERAN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
ROCKY SCHMIDT, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
GARY JOHNSON, SUPERVISING PRODUCER/WRITER
KEVIN MCCARTHY, DIRECTOR
JOHN DUARTE, WRITER
KATHY EASTERLING, WRITER
MARK GABERMAN, WRITER
DEBBIE GRIFFIN, WRITER
MICHELE LOUD, WRITER
ANDREW SHEPARD PRICE, WRITER
JIM RHINE, WRITER
STEVE D. TAMERIUS, WRITER
BILLY WISSE, WRITER
THE PRICE IS RIGHT * CBS
BOB BARKER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ROGER DOBKOWITZ, PRODUCER/WRITER
BART ESKANDER, DIRECTOR
ADAM SANDLER, WRITER
STAN BLITS, WRITER
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE * SYN
MICHAEL DAVIES, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
PAUL SMITH, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
LEIGH HAMPTON, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
MEREDITH VIEIRA, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
RICHARD SIROP, SUPERVISING PRODUCER/WRITER
JENNIFER WEEKS, PRODUCER
AMANDA ZUCKER, LINE PRODUCER
MATTHEW COHEN, DIRECTOR
ROBERT PATTON, HEAD WRITER
AMY OZOLS, WRITER
EBEN RUSSELL, WRITER
DAVID LEVINSON WILK, WRITER
DANIEL SCHOFIELD, WRITER
ANDREW TAVANI, WRITER
Outstanding Talk Show
DR. PHIL * SYN
CARLA PENNINGTON, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
DR. PHIL MCGRAW, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ANGIE KRAUS BELL, SENIOR SUPERVISING PRODUCER
KANDI AMELON SAWYER, SENIOR COORDINATING PRODUCER
KATHY GIACONIA, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
ANITA PEPPER, PRODUCER
ASTRA AUSTIN, PRODUCER
JILL SKINNER, PRODUCER
JOHN PERRY, PRODUCER
JULIE ROSS, PRODUCER
LISA STEINKE, PRODUCER
EDWARD SANTOS, PRODUCER
LORI READ, PRODUCER
JENNIFER ANASTASI, PRODUCER
IANTHE JONES, PRODUCER
STEPHANIE GRANADER, PRODUCER
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
ELLEN DEGENERES, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
MARY CONNELLY, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ED GLAVIN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ANDY LASSNER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JIM PARATORE, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
DEREK WESTERVELT, COORDINATING PRODUCER
JASON GABEL, SENIOR PRODUCER
MELISSA GEIGER SCHRIFT, SENIOR PRODUCER
JONATHAN NORMAN, SENIOR PRODUCER
KAREN KILGARIFF, PRODUCER
LORI BLACKMAN, PRODUCER
VIKKI ANN ERNST, PRODUCER
KARA R. HOGAN, PRODUCER
MARGARET PERGLER, PRODUCER
MATTHEW WRIGHT, PRODUCER
KAREN ANDERSON, PRODUCER
MARGARET SMITH, PRODUCER
ALISON BALIAN, PRODUCER
DANNY CEBALLOS, PRODUCER
LIZ FELDMAN, PRODUCER
KEVIN A. LEMAN II, PRODUCER
DEREK CHE, PRODUCER
CHRISTINE SCHOMER, PRODUCER
BRADFORD BRILLOWSKI, PRODUCER
MELISSA COSTELLO, PRODUCER
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
JANET ANNINO, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
SHANE FARLEY, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
MARILYN ZIELINSKI, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
JOSEPH FREED, SENIOR PRODUCER
SARAH GOLDSMITH, COORDINATING PRODUCER
EMILY RIEGER, COORDINATING PRODUCER
ANDREW GOLDMAN, PRODUCER
ROBIN HOMMEL-TENENBAUM, PRODUCER
MEREDITH WEINTRAUB, PRODUCER
STEVE CUNNIFF, PRODUCER
STEPHANIE GHOLAM, PRODUCER
JENNIFER GIVNER-STONE, PRODUCER
JEN SOCHKO, LINE PRODUCER
THE TYRA BANKS SHOW * SYN
ALEX DUDA, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JOHN REDMANN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
KEVIN APPLEGATE, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
TYRA BANKS, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
BENNY MEDINA, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
RACHEL MISKOWIEC, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
LAUREN BLINCOE, SENIOR SUPERVISING PRODUCER
BECKY COHEN FORTUNE, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
EVOLYN BROOKS, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
PATRICIA CHILDRESS, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
HEATHER GRAY, SENIOR PRODUCER
JACQUIE BENDER, SENIOR PRODUCER
ANNE GRABOWSKI-RADECKI, COORDINATING PRODUCER
JACQUELINE WICKERT, COORDINATING PRODUCER
TRACEY FINLEY, PRODUCER
KAREEN GUNNING, PRODUCER
DANIEL STERCHELE, PRODUCER
BROOKE DONBERG, PRODUCER
WILLIAM RICHARDS, PRODUCER
CHARLES RYAN, PRODUCER
MING LEE, PRODUCER
BRANDON MONK, PRODUCER
ROBERT WILLRICH, LINE PRODUCER
THE VIEW * ABC
BARBARA WALTERS, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
BILL GEDDIE, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ALEXANDRA COHEN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
PATRICK IGNOZZI, COORDINATING PRODUCER
MATTHEW J. STRAUSS, COORDINATING PRODUCER
DONALD BERMAN, PRODUCER
JENNIFER BROOKMAN, PRODUCER
JONATHAN FAULHABER, PRODUCER
DANA GOODMAN, PRODUCER
AUDREY JONES, PRODUCER
JAMIE KOTKIN-HAMMER, PRODUCER
GREGORY PICCIOLI, PRODUCER
SUSAN G. SOLOMON, PRODUCER
RACHEL M. WEINTRAUB, PRODUCER
Outstanding Lifestyle Program
BAREFOOT CONTESSA * FOOD
RACHEL PURNELL, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
OLIVIA BALL, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
SOPHIE SEIDEN, PRODUCER
CARL GREEN, PRODUCER
THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW * SYN
MARTHA STEWART, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
MARK BURNETT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ROB DAUBER, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
CONRAD RIGGS, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
BERNIE YOUNG, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JEFFRY CULBRETH, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
CHRISTINA DEYO, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
KIMBERLY B. MILLER-OLKO, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
MEREDITH PAIGE, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
DEB SAVO, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
LISA WAGNER, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
LAURIE J. RICH, COORDINATING PRODUCER
SUZANNE BASS, COORDINATING PRODUCER
PETER KILLEEN, COORDINATING PRODUCER
BETH AMEEN-DECKER, PRODUCER
GRETA ANTHONY, PRODUCER
JAMES AVENELL, PRODUCER
FRAN BRESCIA, PRODUCER
ROSE CURTIS, PRODUCER
GEORGE DAVILAS, PRODUCER
ELENA FERRETTI, PRODUCER
TERESA DEZIO, PRODUCER
BARBARA FIGHT, PRODUCER
JOHN FILIMON, PRODUCER
STEPHANIE FITZHUGH, PRODUCER
ROBIN HOMMEL-TENENBAUM, PRODUCER
MARC HONAKER, PRODUCER
ANGIE KETTERMAN, PRODUCER
ROGER MARONI, PRODUCER
WES MARTIN, PRODUCER
ANN MACMULLEN, PRODUCER
LESLIE PEIREZ, PRODUCER
JANA PETROSINI, PRODUCER
ASHLEY SPARKS, PRODUCER
SIMONE SWINK, PRODUCER
LENORE WELBY, PRODUCER
ALIA ZAMEL, PRODUCER
SHARA KABAKOW, LINE PRODUCER
PAULA'S HOME COOKING * FOOD
GORDON ELLIOT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
MARK SCHNEIDER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JESSICA SHWEKY, PRODUCER
AIMEE ROSEN, PRODUCER
SELL THIS HOUSE * A&E
MATT CHAN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
NANCY DUBUC, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
MICHAEL MORRISON, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
LEE CHRISTOFFERSON, PRODUCER
KELLY LAMBSON, PRODUCER
SUSANNE BARD, COORDINATING PRODUCER
THIS OLD HOUSE * PBS
JEFF RUHE, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
DAVID VOS, SENIOR PRODUCER
DEBORAH HOOD, PRODUCER
Outstanding Special Class Series
ANIMAL RESCUE * SYN
ALEX PAEN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER/HOST
A BABY STORY * TLC
GLENDA HERSH, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
TERRI JOHNSON, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
NIKKI TAUB, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
STEVEN WEINSTOCK, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
LIZ LAYTON, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
NIKKI BORRELLI, LINE PRODUCER
LIZA GANGI HEISKELL, PRODUCER
CHRISTINA MARRA MCELROY, PRODUCER
SADYE ZILLO, PRODUCER
JUDGE JUDY * SYN
RANDALL DOUTHIT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
TIMOTHY REGLER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
VICTORIA JENEST, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
SHANNON WEBER-ARELLANO, SENIOR PRODUCER
RICHARD RUSSAKOFF, SENIOR PRODUCER
CYBIL JORDAN-MALACHI, SENIOR PRODUCER
JONATHAN SEBASTIEN, SENIOR PRODUCER
KIRK LEINS, COORDINATING PRODUCER
CHRISTOPHER THOMAS, COORDINATING PRODUCER
JILL WILDERMAN, PRODUCER
KRISTINE LEE, PRODUCER
MAY JOHNSON, PRODUCER
JUDGE JUDY SHEINDLIN, HOST
MADE * MTV
BOB KUSBIT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
DAVE SIRULNICK, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
TONY DIBARI, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
FRANCIS LYONS, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
SUMMER STRAUCH, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
AMY EMMERICH, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
ZACHARY BEHR, PRODUCER
LYNN CENTRELLI, PRODUCER
RANDI GEWIRTZ, PRODUCER
STARTING OVER * SYN
MILLEE TAGGART-RATCLIFFE, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JONATHAN MURRAY, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ADRIANE HOPPER, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
ANDREA BAILEY, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
LAURA KORKOIAN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
LINDA MIDGETT, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
TRACY A. WHITTAKER, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
SASHA ALPERT, PRODUCER
JULE GILFILLAN, PRODUCER
KARA R. HOGAN, PRODUCER
RAQUEL VELASQUEZ, PRODUCER
TRISHA BOYD, PRODUCER
NICOLE POLICIACCHIO, PRODUCER
DANA DEMARS, LINE PRODUCER
RHONDA BRITTEN, HOST
IYANLA VANZANT, HOST
DR. STAN J. KATZ, HOST
Outstanding Special Class Special
2006 WALT DISNEY WORLD CHRISTMAS DAY PARADE * ABC
ANDREW PERROTT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
PHILIP HACK, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
JOHN BEST, PRODUCER
ROBIN COHEN, LINE PRODUCER
RON DE MORAES, CONSULTING PRODUCER
REGIS PHILBIN, CO-HOST
KELLY RIPA, CO-HOST
RYAN SEACREST, CO-HOST
80TH ANNUAL MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE * NBC
BRAD LACHMAN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
BILL BRACKEN, PRODUCER
MATT LAUER, CO-HOST
MEREDITH VIEIRA, CO-HOST
AL ROKER, CO-HOST
9/11 MEMORIAL FROM GROUND ZERO 5TH ANNIVERSARY * SYN
DAVID STERN, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ANNETTE JOLLES, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
ADAM COOPER, PRODUCER
ERIC DUKE, PRODUCER
DENISE GRAAP, PRODUCER
LENNY LAXER, PRODUCER
MIKE LONG, PRODUCER
GREG SIERS, PRODUCER
SUSAN POMERANTZ, PRODUCER
SUSI WUENNENBERG, PRODUCER
NBC 117TH TOURNAMENT OF ROSES SPECIAL * NBC
ARTHUR FORREST, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER CAROL KAHL, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
STEPHANIE PRESCOTT, COORDINATING PRODUCER
TOM PATINO, PRODUCER
AL ROKER, CO-HOST
NANCY O'DELL, CO-HOST
A QUESTION OF LIFE OR METH * A&E
LIBBY O'CONNELL, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
JOHN VERHOFF, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
AARON GOLDMAN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
LEE BRODIE, PRODUCER
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation
THE BATMAN * KIDS WB!
TIMOTHY J. BORQUEZ, MPSE, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
THOMAS SYSLO, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
KEITH DICKENS, SOUND EDITOR
DOUG ANDORKA, SOUND EDITOR
ERIC FREEMAN, SOUND EDITOR
MARK KEATTS, ADR EDITOR
MARK KEEFER, DIALOGUE EDITOR
MICHAEL GARCIA, DIALOGUE EDITOR
LEGION OF SUPER HEROES * KIDS WB!
ROBERT HARGREAVES, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
MARK KEATTS, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
MARK KEEFER, DIALOGUE EDITOR
MICHAEL GARCIA, DIALOGUE EDITOR
LOONATICS UNLEASHED * KIDS WB!
TIMOTHY J. BORQUEZ, MPSE, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
GEORGE NEMZER, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
THOMAS SYSLO, SOUND EDITOR
DOUG ANDORKA, SOUND EDITOR
DAISUKE SAWA, SOUND EDITOR
KEITH DICKENS, SOUND EDITOR
MARK KEATTS, ADR EDITOR
MARK KEEFER, DIALOGUE EDITOR
MICHAEL GARCIA, DIALOGUE EDITOR
SESAME STREET * PBS
BLAKE NORTON, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
JIM CZAK, SUPERVISING MUSIC EDITOR
BILL MOSS, MUSIC EDITOR
BOB SCHOTT, SOUND EDITOR
CARLA BANDINI-LORY, SOUND EDITOR
DICK MAITLAND, SOUND EFFECTS EDITOR
SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! * KIDS WB!
THOMAS SYSLO, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
TIMOTHY J. BORQUEZ, MPSE, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
BRIAN F. MARS, SOUND EDITOR
DOUG ANDORKA, SOUND EDITOR
ERIC FREEMAN, SOUND EDITOR
MARK KEATTS, ADR EDITOR
MARK KEEFER, DIALOGUE EDITOR
MICHAEL GARCIA, DIALOGUE EDITOR
XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN * KIDS WB!
DAISUKE SAWA, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
TIMOTHY J. BORQUEZ, MPSE, SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR
THOMAS SYSLO, SOUND EDITOR
DOUG ANDORKA, SOUND EDITOR
ERIC FREEMAN, SOUND EDITOR
MARK KEATTS, ADR EDITOR
MARK KEEFER, DIALOGUE EDITOR
MICHAEL GARCIA, DIALOGUE EDITOR
Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct To Tape Sound Mixing
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
TERRY FOUNTAIN, PRODUCTION MIXER
BILLY SHERRY, SOUND EFFECTS MIXER
DIRK SCIARROTTA, SOUND EFFECTS MIXER
THE PRICE IS RIGHT * CBS
DIRK SCIARROTTA, PRODUCTION MIXER
HOPE VINITSKY, SOUND EFFECTS MIXER
MARYANN JORGENSON, MUSIC MIXER
DAVID VAUGHAN, RE-RECORDING MIXER
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
BOB ALDRIDGE, PRODUCTION MIXER
JIMMY HORES, PRODUCTION MIXER
READING RAINBOW * PBS
GARY SILVER, PRODUCTION MIXER
PAUL COTE, PRODUCTION MIXER
THE VIEW * ABC
PETER HEFTER, PRODUCTION MIXER
TIM PANKEWICZ, PRODUCTION MIXER
VANN WELLER, PRODUCTION MIXER
EDWARD J. GAROFALO, PRODUCTION MIXER
Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct To Tape Sound Mixing For A Drama
Series
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
ED DOLAN, PRODUCTION MIXER
FRANK DIMAULO, PRODUCTION MIXER
ROBERT MACKLER, RE-RECORDING MIXER
MATTHEW GRIFFIN, RE-RECORDING MIXER
PETER J. DEVERNA, BOOM OPERATOR
CHRISTOPHER RENNERT, BOOM OPERATOR
THOMAS J. BYRNE, BOOM OPERATOR
PAT BREEN, BOOM OPERATOR
DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
ZOLI OSAZE, POST PRODUCTION MIXER
HARRY YOUNG, BOOM OPERATOR
JOHN WOODS, BOOM OPERATOR
JACQUELINE FRAZIER, BOOM OPERATOR
AL MAGNONE, BOOM OPERATOR
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
ELYSE PECORA, PRODUCTION MIXER
NICK KLEISSAS, PRODUCTION MIXER
DONALD SMITH, POST PRODUCTION MIXER
NICHOLAS MARCUS, POST PRODUCTION MIXER
FRED FRYREAR, BOOM OPERATOR
PAULETTE SCHRIENER, BOOM OPERATOR
CHRISTINE TYSON, BOOM OPERATOR
SANDRA MASONE, BOOM OPERATOR
STANLEY MAGNONE, BOOM OPERATOR
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
TOMMY PERSSON, PRODUCTION MIXER
PETER MALLARD, POST-PRODUCTION MIXER
MANUEL MORENO, POST-PRODUCTION MIXER
DINO JOHNSON, POST-PRODUCTION MIXER
MIKAEL PERSSON, PRE-PRODUCTION MIXER
LUIS E. GODINEZ, SR., BOOM OPERATOR
MARK BECKLEY, BOOM OPERATOR
MARK MOONEY, BOOM OPERATOR
LAWRENCE FREEMAN, BOOM OPERATOR
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation
LEGION OF SUPER HEROES * KIDS WB!
EDWIN O. COLLINS, PRODUCTION MIXER
ROBERT HARGREAVES, RE-RECORDING MIXER
JOHN K. HEGEDES, RE-RECORDING MIXER
READING RAINBOW * PBS
BILL GARDNER, RE-RECORDING MIXER
SESAME STREET * PBS
BLAKE NORTON, PRODUCTION MIXER
BOB SCHOTT, RE-RECORDING MIXER
JIM CZAK, RE-RECORDING MIXER
DICK MAITLAND, RE-RECORDING MIXER
SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! * KIDS WB!
EDWIN O. COLLINS, PRODUCTION MIXER
DOUG ANDORKA, RE-RECORDING MIXER
Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video
Control
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
VICTOR CARUSO, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
CHIP FORREST FRASER IV, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
BRIAN LOEWE, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
TIM O'NEILL, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
DAVID WEEKS, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
PAUL WILEMAN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
BRAD ZERBST, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RANDY JOHNSON, SENIOR VIDEO
JEOPARDY! * SYN
ROBERT ENNIS, JR., TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MIKE TRIBBLE, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RAY REYNOLDS, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
DIANE FARRELL, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
JEFF SCHUSTER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
MARC HUNTER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
L. DAVID IRETE, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ROSS ELLIOTT, VIDEO CONTROL
THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW * SYN
SANDOR Z. BONDOROWSKY, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
EDDIE LENZO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ELLIE NEGLER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ANDREW JANSEN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
LEN WECHSLER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RICHARD SEIBERT, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ANTHONY GIANNANTONIO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
JIM TUFARO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RONALD RIGOLI, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
STEPHEN CHAUNCEY, SENIOR VIDEO CONTROL
RACHAEL RAY * SYN
RICHIE WIRTH, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MARK BRITT, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
JIM TUFARO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
MARK RENAUDIN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
JIM SCURTI, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
EDWARD STAEBLER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
JOSEPH DEBONIS, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
YONEET (YOGI) COMMARE, VIDEO CONTROL
THE VIEW * ABC
RENE M. BUTLER, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
FRANK J. COCCHIA, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
REGGIE DRAKEFORD, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RUSS FORTIER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RICH FREEDMAN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ERIC KENDRA, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
DENIS LINEHAN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
TREVOR THOMPSON, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
PETER BLUMENTHAL, SENIOR VIDEO
Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video
Control For A Drama Series
ALL MY CHILDREN * ABC
HOWIE ZWEIG, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MICHAEL V. POMARICO, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
ADAM KEITH, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
TOM SHEPARD, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ERIC JOHNSON, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
ROBERT AMBRICO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
MARY MCILWAIN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
GEORGE MONTANEZ, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
FRANK FORSYTH, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
WILLIAM TYNAN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
RICHARD WESTLEIN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
VIRGINIA HIGGINS, VIDEO CONTROL
AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
JOHN KOKINIS, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
ROBERT BELLAIRS, CAMERA OPERATOR
BARBARA J. LANGDON, CAMERA OPERATOR
GREG SACCARO, CAMERA OPERATOR
WARREN ARMSTRONG, VIDEO CONTROL
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
JAMES WARDEN, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
LYDIA SUE KEIDEL, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
ALEXANDER CIECIERSKI, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
JERRY GRUEN, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
MARK SCHNEIDER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
DANIEL FLAHERTY, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
JUDITH WILLINGER, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
THOMAS STALLONE, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
GARY JELASO, ELECTRONIC CAMERA
HOWARD ROSENZWEIG, SENIOR VIDEO
LARRY SEIGEL, SENIOR VIDEO
ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
ROB SANTERAMO, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
DOUG SCHMITT, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
BARRIN BONET, CAMERA OPERATOR
JOSEPH PULEO, CAMERA OPERATOR
LAWRENCE STRACK, CAMERA OPERATOR
THOMAS T. TUCKER, CAMERA OPERATOR
RICHARD WESTLEIN, CAMERA OPERATOR
HOWARD ZEIDMAN, CAMERA OPERATOR
PAUL MARTENS, CAMERA OPERATOR
JOHN SHANOSKI, SENIOR VIDEO CONTROL
Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
BRADLEY BELL, HEAD WRITER
MICHAEL MINNIS, WRITER
TRACEY ANN KELLY, WRITER
PATRICK MULCAHEY, WRITER
REX M. BEST, WRITER
JOHN CHAMBERS, WRITER
ELIZABETH SNYDER, WRITER
JERRY BIRN, WRITER
GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
ROBERT GUZA, JR., HEAD WRITER
CHARLES PRATT, JR., HEAD WRITER
ELIZABETH KORTE, ASSOCIATE HEAD WRITER
MICHAEL CONFORTI, WRITER
GARIN WOLF, WRITER
DAVID GOLDSCHMID, WRITER
MARY SUE PRICE, WRITER
MICHELE VAL JEAN, WRITER
SUSAN WALD, WRITER
KAREN HARRIS, WRITER
GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
DAVID KREIZMAN, HEAD WRITER
DONNA SWAJESKI, CO-HEAD WRITER
JILL LORIE HURST, WRITER
CHRISTOPHER DUNN, WRITER
LLOYD GOLD, WRITER
PENELOPE KOECHL, WRITER
DAVID SMILOW, WRITER
ROYAL MILLER, WRITER
TITA BELL, WRITER
BRETT STANEART, WRITER
KIMBERLY HAMILTON, WRITER
REBECCA HANOVER, WRITER
DAVID RUPEL, WRITER
CHARLOTTE GIBSON, WRITER
MICHAEL COHEN, WRITER
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
LYNN MARIE LATHAM, HEAD WRITER
KAY ALDEN, HEAD WRITER
JOHN F. SMITH, HEAD WRITER
SCOTT HAMNER, CO-HEAD WRITER
JOSH GRIFFITH, WRITER
SARA A. BIBEL, WRITER
PAULA CWIKLY, WRITER
LYNSEY DUFOUR, WRITER
JANICE FERRI ESSER, WRITER
ERIC FREIWALD, WRITER
JIM HOUGHTON, WRITER
TRENT JONES, WRITER
BERNARD LECHOWICK, WRITER
JOSHUA S. MCCAFFREY, WRITER
NATALIE MINARDI SLATER, WRITER
SALLY SUSSMAN MORINA, WRITER
LINDA SCHREIBER, WRITER
JAMES STANLEY, WRITER
SANDRA WEINTRAUB, WRITER
Outstanding Special Class Writing
ANIMAL RESCUE * SYN
ALEX PAEN, WRITER
CHILD STARS: TEEN ROCKERS * A&E
JOHN SCHEINFELD, WRITER
THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW * SYN
KAREN KILGARIFF, HEAD WRITER
KAREN ANDERSON, WRITER
MARGARET SMITH, WRITER
ALISON BALIAN, WRITER
DANNY CEBALLOS, WRITER
LIZ FELDMAN, WRITER
KEVIN A. LEMAN II, WRITER
ELLEN DEGENERES, WRITER
DonnaB shallotpeel
> Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design For A Drama Series
> Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing For A Drama Series
>
> THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
> BRIAN BAGWELL, EDITOR
> JIM FRIESEN, EDITOR
> JONATHAN SMILOWITZ, EDITOR
> DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
> MASON DICKSON, EDITOR
> LUGH POWERS, EDITOR
> MARIUS S. DARROW III, EDITOR
> DAVID MAWHINNEY, EDITOR
> GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
> THOMAS BORNKAMP, EDITOR
> DOUGLAS KENT, EDITOR
> THOMAS INESON, EDITOR
> HANNE ANDERSON, EDITOR
> ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> MARY RYAN, EDITOR
> TERESA ANNE CICALA, EDITOR
> TRACY CASPER LANG, EDITOR
> ANTHONY WILKINSON, EDITOR
> BARRY GINGOLD, EDITOR
> PAUL GLASS, EDITOR
> VINCE CATANIA, EDITOR
> Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling For A Drama Series
>
> ALL MY CHILDREN * ABC
> JOYCE CAROLLO, HAIRSTYLIST
> LISA JOHNSON, HAIRSTYLIST
> SILVIE SALLE, HAIRSTYLIST
> SHELLIE BIVIENS, HAIRSTYLIST
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> AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
> THERESA MARRA SILICEO, KEY HAIRSTYLIST
> LILLIAN CVECICH, SECOND KEY HAIRSTYLIST
> VERONICA BAKALENIK, HAIRSTYLIST
> ELENA ROULENKA, HAIRSTYLIST
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> DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
> GARRY ALLYN, HAIRSTYLIST
> MARGARET PUGA, HAIRSTYLIST
> ARLEEN CHAVEZ, HAIRSTYLIST
>
> PASSIONS * NBC
> BOBBY GRAYSON, HEAD HAIRSTYLIST
> SHELLY SCANLON, HAIRSTYLIST
> CHRISTOPHER O. SMITH, HAIRSTYLIST
> JEANIE DURONSLET, HAIRSTYLIST
> Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction For A Drama Series
>
> AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS
> DONNA LARSON, LIGHTING DESIGNER
> NICHOLAS VARACALLI, LIGHTING DESIGNER
>
> DAYS OF OUR LIVES * NBC
> TED POLMANSKI, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
> MARK LEVIN, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
> ART BUSCH, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
>
> GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
> BRIAN W. MCRAE, LIGHTING DESIGNER
> TONY GIROLAMI, LIGHTING DESIGNER
>
> ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> SCOTT DEVITTE, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
> BOB BESSOIR, LIGHTING DIRECTOR
> Outstanding Achievement in Makeup For A Drama Series
> Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction And Composition For A Drama
> Outstanding Drama Series
>
> THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
> BRADLEY BELL, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> RHONDA FRIEDMAN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
> RON WEAVER, SENIOR PRODUCER
> CYNTHIA J. POPP, PRODUCER
> GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
> ELLEN WHEELER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> ALEXANDRA JOHNSON, PRODUCER
> MARIA MACINA, PRODUCER
> JAN CONKLIN, COORDINATING PRODUCER
> ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> FRANK VALENTINI, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> SHELLEY HONIGBAUM, COORDINATING PRODUCER
> SUZANNE FLYNN, PRODUCER
> JOHN TUMINO, PRODUCER
> THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS
> LYNN MARIE LATHAM, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> JOSH GRIFFITH, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> JOHN F. SMITH, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> EDWARD SCOTT, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
> KATHRYN FOSTER, PRODUCER
> JOHN FISHER, COORDINATING PRODUCER
> Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct To Tape Sound Mixing For A Drama
> Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video
DonnaB shallotpeel
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> > Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
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> > THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL * CBS
> > LESLI KAY, AS FELICIA FORRESTER
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> > GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
> > GENIE FRANCIS, AS LAURA SPENCER
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> > GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
> > REBECCA HERBST, AS ELIZABETH WEBBER
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> > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
> > GINA TOGNONI, AS DINAH MARLER
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> > ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> > RENEE ELISE GOLDSBERRY, AS EVANGELINE WILLIAMSON
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> > ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> > HEATHER TOM, AS KELLY CRAMER
Praise God from whom all blessings flow, to use a common Christian phrase,
Genie Francis, finally, ... come on down, girl!
Congratulations!
Gina Tognoni & Heather Tom both seemed fantastic going by the clips that
were shown as well!
--
DonnaB
"We must acknowledge once and for all that the purpose of diplomacy is to
prolong a crisis." - Mr. Spock, "Mark of Gideon"
Garondo Marondo
wrote:
Heather Tom seemed cunty as usual, glad she didn't win, ANYONE but
her!
I'm sad Y&R's Christoff St John didn't win for supporting actor.
KC
They just screwed up and said tha this was Jen Landon's first win and
second nom, but she won last year.
On the sarcastically plus side, it's nice to know what instruments the
actors play and what color martial arts belt people have. Oh brother.
KC
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1181957209.3...@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, Garondo Marondo
<Classic...@gmail.com> wrote:
Well, let's see, typically, I would just plonk someone for using the word
'cunt' ... so maybe later. But, hey, whatever attributes people see in
Heather Tom, if you ask me, she totally rocks. And, she looked hot & fun &
completely unassuming.
> I'm sad Y&R's Christoff St John didn't win for supporting actor.
I had hoped that Ricky Paull would win. But, it's okay.
--
DonnaB
"The more complex the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of
play." - Captain Kirk, Shore Leave
Garondo Marondo
Yeah, theses thing, and the fan videos, just take away time from the
winners.
P.S. Is Ellen going to be serving drinks later?
DonnaB shallotpeel
<a8f673htrp8b4k9qe...@4ax.com>, KC <cmk...@earthlink.net>
wrote:
> They just screwed up and said tha this was Jen Landon's first win and
> second nom, but she won last year.
Yep, totally blew that one. Two for two, 2 noms, 2 wins, 2 potential years.
> On the sarcastically plus side, it's nice to know what instruments the
> actors play and what color martial arts belt people have. Oh brother.
LOL, not something I mind. Especially given how serious Ric Hearst takes
martial arts.
--
DonnaB
"All of those faeries & duels & mad queens & so on, and no one quoted old
Billy Shakespeare. Not even once." - Billy the Werewolf, THE DRESDEN FILES
Garondo Marondo
wrote:
> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.misc on Fri, 15 Jun 2007 18:26:49 -0700 in Msg.#
Years ago I stopped watching Yr because of her it wasn't until she
left that I could watch the show again, I think she has no place being
in front of a camera. Sorry about the c-word.
> > I'm sad Y&R's Christoff St John didn't win for supporting actor.
>
> I had hoped that Ricky Paull would win. But, it's okay.
He would have been okay too, although I wasn't thrilled with his drug
addiction story last year.
Erica C.
wrote:
She won? That's enough for me to stop taping the awards show and
rewind to see it now!
Erica C.
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1181958068.6...@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, Garondo Marondo
<Classic...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Well, let's see, typically, I would just plonk someone for using the word
> > 'cunt' ... so maybe later. But, hey, whatever attributes people see in
> > Heather Tom, if you ask me, she totally rocks.
>
> Years ago I stopped watching Yr because of her it wasn't until she
> left that I could watch the show again, I think she has no place being
> in front of a camera. Sorry about the c-word.
Understand completely that she is one who some of us love & adore and some
of us hate. I don't know if anyone is in the middle. Thanks for apologizing.
I'd hate to have to plonk ya after all these so many years!
> > > I'm sad Y&R's Christoff St John didn't win for supporting actor.
> >
> > I had hoped that Ricky Paull would win. But, it's okay.
>
> He would have been okay too, although I wasn't thrilled with his drug
> addiction story last year.
Played very well, though. And, came out of actual problems with pain after
an accident! So, somewhat realistic.
alia robinson
"DonnaB shallotpeel" <shall...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Alia
DonnaB shallotpeel
<f6GdnRUF9dH_2-7b...@comcast.com>, "alia robinson"
<alia.r...@comcast.net> wrote:
> >> > > I'm sad Y&R's Christoff St John didn't win for supporting actor.
> >> >
> >> > I had hoped that Ricky Paull would win. But, it's okay.
> >>
> >> He would have been okay too, although I wasn't thrilled with his drug
> >> addiction story last year.
> >
> > Played very well, though. And, came out of actual problems with pain after
> > an accident! So, somewhat realistic.
> RPG isn't up for supporting. He's up for best actor.
Oops. Scrambled that. <G> Thanks for catching that!! LOL
--
DonnaB
"It's only about scenes from 2 episodes - that's 10 or 12 minutes in some
cases - and that's why the Daytime Emmys will always be the goofiest show on
earth." - Michael Logan, SPW, 06-19-2007
Cory
Cunty??? Is that even a *word*??
--- Cory
Cory
See, it's crap like this that makes me tune out awards shows
altogether nowadays. I can get the results from the Internet and skip
all of the fluffy, garbagy, fillery sh*tola I don't give a rat's ass
about.
--- Cory
DonnaB shallotpeel
On-Air Awards, Tonight, Only:
> > Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team
> > AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS/PGP
> > MARIA WAGNER, DIRECTOR
> > MICHAEL EILBAUM, DIRECTOR
> > JOHN O'CONNELL, DIRECTOR
> > HABIB AZAR, DIRECTOR
> > SONIA BLANGIARDO, DIRECTOR
> > JENNIFER PEPPERMAN, DIRECTOR
> > CHRISTOPHER GOUTMAN, DIRECTOR
> > MICHAEL KERNER, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
> > CAROL SEDWICK, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
> > JANET ANDREWS, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
> > JAMES KOWAL, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
> > BRIAN LYDELL, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
> > JENNIFER BLOOD, STAGE MANAGER
> > NANCY BARRON, STAGE MANAGER
> > ALEXANDRA ROALSVIG, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
> > BRETT HELLMAN, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE
> > Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series
> > AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS/PGP
> > MAURA WEST, AS CARLY SNYDER
> > Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series
> > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
> > CHRISTIAN LEBLANC, AS MICHAEL BALDWIN
> > Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
> > GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
> > GENIE FRANCIS, AS LAURA SPENCER
> > Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series
> > GENERAL HOSPITAL * ABC
> > RICK HEARST, AS RIC LANSING
> > Outstanding Younger Actress In A Drama Series
> > AS THE WORLD TURNS * CBS/PGP
> > JENNIFER LANDON, AS GWEN MUNSON
> > Outstanding Younger Actor In A Drama Series
> > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
> > BRYTON MCCLURE, AS DEVON HAMILTON
> > Outstanding Drama Series
A Tie:
> > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
> > ELLEN WHEELER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> > ALEXANDRA JOHNSON, PRODUCER
> > MARIA MACINA, PRODUCER
> > JAN CONKLIN, COORDINATING PRODUCER
> > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
> > LYNN MARIE LATHAM, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> > JOSH GRIFFITH, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> > JOHN F. SMITH, CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> > EDWARD SCOTT, SUPERVISING PRODUCER
> > KATHRYN FOSTER, PRODUCER
> > JOHN FISHER, COORDINATING PRODUCER
> > Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team
> > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
Cory
wrote:
Van Hansis got screwed with his pants on!
> Outstanding Drama Series
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> A Tie:
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> > > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
<snip...>
> > > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
<snip...>
Wouldn't have believed this one had I not been watching in real time.
Unfrickinbelieveable...
--- Cory
KC
Or posing for a Dutch Boy paint ad?
KC
KC
wrote:
>Ellen Wheeler....?! Wasn't she once on AMC? ...Stuart's beloved
>wife, IIRC, the first AIDS storyline.
>
Yep, that's her. She did some directing on ATWT for quite a while,
then GL offered her EP a few years ago.
As a 40 year GL watcher, I can say that the show isn't perfect and
sometimes makes eye rolling blunders, but overall, Wheeler has
restored our faith. She actually thinks using the history of a 70
year old show is worthwhile, writes stories grounded in relationships
and brought back beloved veterans. What a concept, huh?
KC
MsLiz
I used to get so peeved when Erika Slezak won year after year! and
the SOD awards always favored DOOL. Did DOOL have anyone nominated
this year? Did they forget to mail the submissions? <VBEG>
I had hoped to watch the show sitting at my computer, but my kids had
friends over and so I watched in the privacy of my room. So now I
will try to remember what I thought of during the show.
Maura West won Best Actress! yay, especially because we got to see
her husband, who is looking thinner than I remembered and was so proud
of her. I thought her acceptance was sweet, mentioning her mother and
GM. Of course, a CBS actress had to win, no other network had a
nominee.
Best Actor: Christian Le Blanc must be really good, but I was
chanting RPG until the name was called.
Supporting: Genie Francis had to win, because she is a legend.
It was great to see Lesli Kay again, and realize how we went from
despising Molly and LK to really appreciating her growth as an
actress. I even tuned into B&B during Felicia's cancer story just to
see LK perform.
I really wanted Trent Dawson to win, because he was non-contract so
long, and he is such a treasure as Henry. Rick Hearst has won enough!
I know he is great, and really resent him winning on the show opposite
GL!
Outstanding younger actor was a tough category, and, crap, none of my
picks won. Van Hansis deserved it for being good, and courageous.
Tom Pelfrey deserved it too (I made my family watch him one day so
that one day I will be able to tell them "I told you so.") (I finally
saw him onstage when GL won best drama. He has short hair.) I never
even heard of the Y&R guy who one, so the Y&R fans will have to tell
me that Bryton McClure deserved the Emmy.
Younger actress: Yes, Jennifer Landon is quite good, but I was hoping
for Stephanie Gatschet because she began when Tammy was quite young
and grew with the part, and she really made the pairing of Jonathan
and Tammy work.
ATWT won for best directing, well I just don't know how to decide this
category, but I'm pleased for the show. I guess it's not the
directors' fault that the plot is tedious and boring.
Outstanding Drama and Writing to GL! Yay, they deserve it. The show
has done new things in the past year, from the Wednesday special shows
to Harley being the Guiding Light super heroine. They share it with
Y&R, so the show must have been better last year, because the RATSC
fans have expressed great disappointment with the show here.
I normally wouldn't make a negative comment about anyone's appearance
but I just have to get catty and say : Eva LaRue's breast implants .
. . . eeeeuuuu. She had the toilet plunger look. I don't think she
had them before she got on prime time.
And in case I haven't offended anyone yet, let me add that I can not
stand The Price is Right. I haven't watched an entire show since
1976, and always thought the premise was stupid and the prices
inflated. I would rather watch reruns of To Tell The Truth. Okay,
that's an exageration.
This post is long enough, and I have already found numerous typos and
mispellings.
MsLiz
MsLiz
> I never
>even heard of the Y&R guy who one,
>This post is long enough, and I have already found numerous typos and
>mispellings.
Oooops, I missed won.
MsLiz
DonnaB shallotpeel
<tdj673h9qk9aonhd2...@4ax.com>, queenie <que...@nospam.com>
wrote:
> No shit. They didn't even show clips from the BA nominations!
They always run out of time & then cut clips. You'd think they'd figure it
out, wouldn't you?!!
--
DonnaB
"... the Daytime Emmys will always be the goofiest show on earth." - Michael
Logan, SPW, 06-19-2007
DonnaB shallotpeel
<nil6735jv1t5nc970...@4ax.com>, KC <cmk...@earthlink.net>
wrote:
I was rolling my eyes, which I never do, and laughing at the things stylists
.... uh, style.
Cory
> Emmy night! Overall, one of the better years, because my shows won!
> I used to get so peeved when Erika Slezak won year after year! and
> the SOD awards always favored DOOL. Did DOOL have anyone nominated
> this year? Did they forget to mail the submissions? <VBEG>
>
> I had hoped to watch the show sitting at my computer, but my kids had
> friends over and so I watched in the privacy of my room. So now I
> will try to remember what I thought of during the show.
>
>
> Supporting: Genie Francis had to win, because she is a legend.
> It was great to see Lesli Kay again, and realize how we went from
> despising Molly and LK to really appreciating her growth as an
> actress. I even tuned into B&B during Felicia's cancer story just to
> see LK perform.
ITA with your sentiments about LK, MsLiz, and you must remember that I
was MOST vocal about the quality of her work when she was on ATWT...
or the lack of quality of her work, I guess I should say. I saw her
on GH as Lois when she stepped in to the role originated by Rena
Sofer, and I was totally blown away by how good she is.
<snip...>
> Outstanding younger actor was a tough category, and, crap, none of my
> picks won. Van Hansis deserved it for being good, and courageous.
> Tom Pelfrey deserved it too (I made my family watch him one day so
> that one day I will be able to tell them "I told you so.") (I finally
> saw him onstage when GL won best drama. He has short hair.) I never
> even heard of the Y&R guy who one, so the Y&R fans will have to tell
> me that Bryton McClure deserved the Emmy.
Van Hansis got robbed. Plain and simple. He was freakin' robbed.
> Younger actress: Yes, Jennifer Landon is quite good, but I was hoping
> for Stephanie Gatschet because she began when Tammy was quite young
> and grew with the part, and she really made the pairing of Jonathan
> and Tammy work.
JL is a fantastic actress, no doubt. However, I was bitterly
disappointed SG didn't win the award this year.
> ATWT won for best directing, well I just don't know how to decide this
> category, but I'm pleased for the show. I guess it's not the
> directors' fault that the plot is tedious and boring.
>
> Outstanding Drama and Writing to GL! Yay, they deserve it. The show
> has done new things in the past year, from the Wednesday special shows
> to Harley being the Guiding Light super heroine. They share it with
> Y&R, so the show must have been better last year, because the RATSC
> fans have expressed great disappointment with the show here.
>
> I normally wouldn't make a negative comment about anyone's appearance
> but I just have to get catty and say : Eva LaRue's breast implants .
> . . . eeeeuuuu. She had the toilet plunger look. I don't think she
> had them before she got on prime time.
And WITHF was up with that hideous dress that Tyra Banks was wearing
when she was onstage with Elmo???
Holy hell, Batman!!!
--- Cory
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1181963871.0...@u2g2000hsc.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Outstanding Younger Actor In A Drama Series
> > > > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
> > > > BRYTON MCCLURE, AS DEVON HAMILTON
>
> Van Hansis got screwed with his pants on!
You can say that again!
> > Outstanding Drama Series
> > A Tie:
> > > > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
> <snip...>
> > > > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
> <snip...>
>
> Wouldn't have believed this one had I not been watching in real time.
> Unfrickinbelieveable...
Talk about your rarity!
But, I was so freakin' happy for GL I could hardly reflect on that.
--
DonnaB
"I can sail you to Nantucket by the light of the moon." - Helen Mirren as
Chase Phillips, LOSING CHASE, 1996
DonnaB shallotpeel
<kal673d5bvif9vi1f...@4ax.com>, queenie <que...@nospam.com>
wrote:
> >A Tie:
> >
> >> > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
> >> > ELLEN WHEELER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
>
> Ellen Wheeler....?! Wasn't she once on AMC? ...Stuart's beloved
> wife, IIRC, the first AIDS storyline.
Yes, first she was on AW, the original Vicky & Marley Love/Hudson. Then, she
was on AMC, Cindy Chandler, ... then she returned as Cindy's ... cousin, or
sister? But, only briefly. She went back to school to learn to direct & was
a Director at ATWT . Then, she was a Line Producer both at ATWT and GL some.
MADD pulled this stunt where she had multiple candidates 'shadow' Chris
Goutman as a mentoring arrangement as a potential EP for GL. Wheeler won.
The others had to go find other jobs where ever. Although even at that, MADD
wouldn't get rid of Conboy until the bitter end & then insisted on 'doing
the EP's job herself' [cough, cough, as if] for a half a year that GL didn't
have to spare!!! Finally they gave the reins to Wheeler & she's been
restoring integrity left & right ever since. I was so pleased that the won
Writing and tied as Winners for Show!
--
DonnaB
"If you can remember all the accessories that go with your best outfit, the
contents of your purse, the starting lineup of the New York Yankees or the
Houston Oilers, or what label 'Hang On Sloopy' by The McCoys was on, you
are capable of remembering the differences between a gerund (verb form
used as a noun) and a participle (verb form used as an adjective)." -
Stephen King, On Writing
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1181962152.4...@o61g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Heather Tom seemed cunty as usual, glad she didn't win, ANYONE but
> > her!
>
> Cunty??? Is that even a *word*??
A kind of a boat? Something that you use to light fireworks?
--
DonnaB
"It's only about scenes from 2 episodes - that's 10 or 12 minutes in some
cases - and that's why the Daytime Emmys will always be the goofiest show on
DonnaB shallotpeel
<aun6735l2hg1s6h26...@4ax.com>, queenie <que...@nospam.com>
wrote:
> >>>A Tie:
> >>>
> >>>> > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
> >>>> > ELLEN WHEELER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
> >>
> >>Ellen Wheeler....?! Wasn't she once on AMC? ...Stuart's beloved
> >>wife, IIRC, the first AIDS storyline.
> >>
> >Yep, that's her. She did some directing on ATWT for quite a while,
> >then GL offered her EP a few years ago.
> >
> >As a 40 year GL watcher, I can say that the show isn't perfect and
> >sometimes makes eye rolling blunders, but overall, Wheeler has
> >restored our faith. She actually thinks using the history of a 70
> >year old show is worthwhile, writes stories grounded in relationships
> >and brought back beloved veterans. What a concept, huh?
>
> Heh heh...Sounds like a show I'd like to watch. I guess since Y&R
> tied for best soap, we are guaranteed more of the same. :-(
No question that Y&R will stick with Latham & crew, in general. However,
that doesn't mean that they might not look at 2007 so far and at 2006 & want
to have things tweaked.
--
DonnaB
"Make a commitment to act on what’s true. To you. And I’ll bet my life you
find inner peace too." -Anne Heche, May 8, 2006
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1181966685.2...@n2g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 15, 9:44 pm, M...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
> > Supporting: Genie Francis had to win, because she is a legend.
> > It was great to see Lesli Kay again, and realize how we went from
> > despising Molly and LK to really appreciating her growth as an
> > actress. I even tuned into B&B during Felicia's cancer story just to
> > see LK perform.
>
> ITA with your sentiments about LK, MsLiz, and you must remember that I
> was MOST vocal about the quality of her work when she was on ATWT...
> or the lack of quality of her work, I guess I should say. I saw her
> on GH as Lois when she stepped in to the role originated by Rena
> Sofer, and I was totally blown away by how good she is.
LK as Lois? Er, okay, I thought she was awful. I think she still is awful,
just now on B&B. However, I'm sure she's a lovely person.
> > Younger actress: Yes, Jennifer Landon is quite good, but I was hoping
> > for Stephanie Gatschet because she began when Tammy was quite young
> > and grew with the part, and she really made the pairing of Jonathan
> > and Tammy work.
>
> JL is a fantastic actress, no doubt. However, I was bitterly
> disappointed SG didn't win the award this year.
I thought JL might have a second go, and if we went by just the tiny clips
we saw during the Emmy presentation - which you can't go by - Landon's
performance was miles above anyone else's.
I, too, had my fingers crossed for Stephanie. She deserved it.
--
DonnaB
"The more complex the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of
play." - Captain Kirk, Shore Leave
Garondo Marondo
I heard Martha Stewart's daughter describe some famous actress or
personality as "Ew, cunty." earlier last year and haven't been able to
get her voice or the insult out of my head for like forever now. But I
use it very sparingly for my most despised adversaries and promise not
to do i here again so as not to offend anyone.
Garondo Marondo
It tradition. Take comfort in his inclusion, Ryan Phillippe wasn't
even nominated back in 1993 or 94.
But I wasn't that sad at who won though.
> > Outstanding Drama Series
>
> > A Tie:
>
> > > > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
> <snip...>
> > > > THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS * CBS/Bell & Sony
>
> <snip...>
>
> Wouldn't have believed this one had I not been watching in real time.
> Unfrickinbelieveable...
>
> --- Cory- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
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2007 Creative Craft Services
The Creative Craft Daytime Emmy Awards were presented on June 14 in Los
Angeles. Here is how your favorite soaps fared:
Art direction/set decoration/scenic design, drama series: OLTL
Casting director, drama series: Mark Teschner, GH
Costume design, drama series: ATWT
Multiple camera editing, drama series (tie): DAYS and OLTL
Hairstyling, drama series: ATWT
Lighting direction, drama series: ATWT
Makeup, drama series: ATWT
Music direction and composition, drama series: GL
Original song: PASSIONS
Live and direct to tape sound mixing, drama series: Y&R
Technical direction/electronic camera/video control, drama series: AMC
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2007 Daytime Emmy Winners
The 2007 Daytime Emmy Awards nominees and winners are listed below. The 34th
annual Emmy Awards were handed out on June 15. For all the fabulous fashions
and behind-the-scenes buzz, keep checking back and be sure to pick up the
Emmy review issues of Soap Opera Digest and Soap Opera Weekly.
Outstanding Lead Actress
** Maura West (Carly Snyder, ATWT) **
Crystal Chappell (Olivia Spencer, GL)
Kim Zimmer (Reva Lewis, GL)
Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor, Y&R)
Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Newman, Y&R)
Outstanding Lead Actor
Michael Park (Jack Snyder, ATWT)
Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer, GH)
Ricky Paull Goldin (Gus Aitoro, GL)
Peter Bergman (Jack Abbott, Y&R)
** Christian J. LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin, Y&R) **
Outstanding Supporting Actress
Lesli Kay (Felicia Forrester, B&B)
** Genie Francis (Laura Spencer, GH) **
Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth Spencer, GH)
Gina Tognoni (Dinah Marler, GL)
Renee Elise Goldsberry (Evangeline Williamson, OLTL)
Heather Tom (ex-Kelly Buchanan, OLTL)
Outstanding Supporting Actor
Trent Dawson (Henry Coleman, ATWT)
** Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing, GH) **
Dan Gauthier (ex-Kevin Buchanan, OLTL)
Greg Rikaart (Kevin Fisher, Y&R)
Kristoff St. John (Neil Winters, Y&R)
Outstanding Younger Actress
Leven Rambin (Lily Montgomery, AMC)
Alexandra Chando (Maddie Coleman, ATWT)
** Jennifer Landon (Gwen Munson, ATWT) **
Julie Marie Berman (Lulu Spencer, GH)
Stephanie Gatschet (ex-Tammy Winslow Randall, GL)
Outstanding Younger Actor
Van Hansis (Luke Snyder, ATWT)
Jesse Soffer (Will Munson, ATWT)
Tom Pelphrey (Jonathan Randall, GL)
James Stevenson (Jared Casey, PASSIONS)
** Bryton McClure (Devon Hamilton, Y&R) **
Outstanding Drama Series [a tie]
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
** GUIDING LIGHT **
ONE LIFE TO LIVE
** THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS **
Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
GENERAL HOSPITAL
** GUIDING LIGHT **
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team
** AS THE WORLD TURNS **
GENERAL HOSPITAL
GUIDING LIGHT
ONE LIFE TO LIVE
--
DonnaB
"Ultimately, it is our arrogance that will destroy us because one half of
the world cannot survive if the other half is allowed to perish." - Arun
Gandhi, Founder & President M.K.Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence, World
Peace Forum, Darling Harbor, Sydney (2003)
DonnaB shallotpeel
I cannot say how funny I find this one. Basically, if I understand
correctly, and all of 2006's grainy look, washed out lighting, wobbly cam,
handheld shots from *any* angle no matter how bizarre, etc. come under this
category, I am just filled with paroxysms of laughter. I may pee my pants.
And, I haven't gotten well from this cough yet so none of that is a good
sign!! Still, there are compensatory endorphins.
--
DonnaB
"Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds
sang except those that sang best." - Henry Van Dyke
MsLiz
<shall...@comcast.net> wrote:
>Spoiler space is inserted for a variety of reasons, primarily because some
>people just don't want to know and sometimes can't avoid seeing spoilage at
>the top of a post. Please preserve the spoiler space in your response.
not gonna do it
>Multiple camera editing, drama series (tie): DAYS and OLTL
Oh, so DOOL wasn't completely shut out. Don't you know they partied !
: p
MsLiz
DonnaB shallotpeel
> I normally wouldn't make a negative comment about anyone's appearance
> but I just have to get catty and say : Eva LaRue's breast implants .
> . . . eeeeuuuu. She had the toilet plunger look. I don't think she
> had them before she got on prime time.
I don't know if it was an issue with an undergarment, or the lack of one, or
a built in one, or the gown, but her puppies looked different, and long &
low, yes, but, nope, she had her implants done before she got going in
daytime, really - or in between her first time on AMC and her second time,
maybe. Maybe during her first time on AMC? She was married to John O'Hurley,
and he bought them for her. He was a best friend to John Callahan, who
became her love interest on AMC. She & O'Hurley broke up & she & Callahan
got together. (They have a little girl.) Callahan began fooling around with
more females on AMC & it broke up the LaRue/Callahan marriage. So, I guess
really that Callahan broke up both of her marriages, the first one to
O'Hurley and the second one to himself. Long story. Sorry, probably
needlessly long. I just always think it's weird when men buy women breast
implants. Thanks for the gift! <G> Of course, if you've ever seen any of her
work when she was quite young, she was great looking - but had no chest,
flat as a board.
> And in case I haven't offended anyone yet, let me add that I can not
> stand The Price is Right. I haven't watched an entire show since
> 1976, and always thought the premise was stupid and the prices
> inflated. I would rather watch reruns of To Tell The Truth. Okay,
> that's an exageration.
I guess I can join you over there in that corner. I have never liked it
either. Someone referred to one of the games on the show & I looked at them
like they were an alien. Apparently it is a gap in my pop cultural
knowledge. Somehow I can't get worked up over it. <G>
--
DonnaB
"Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent." - Isaac Asimov, FOUNDATION
Shirl
> > I normally wouldn't make a negative comment about anyone's appearance
> > but I just have to get catty and say : Eva LaRue's breast implants .
> > . . . eeeeuuuu. She had the toilet plunger look. I don't think she
> > had them before she got on prime time.
DonnaB:
> I don't know if it was an issue with an undergarment, or the lack of one, or
> a built in one, or the gown, but her puppies looked different, and long &
> low, yes, but, nope, she had her implants done before she got going in
> daytime, really - or in between her first time on AMC and her second time,
> maybe. Maybe during her first time on AMC? She was married to John O'Hurley,
> and he bought them for her. He was a best friend to John Callahan, who
> became her love interest on AMC. She & O'Hurley broke up & she & Callahan
> got together. (They have a little girl.) Callahan began fooling around with
> more females on AMC & it broke up the LaRue/Callahan marriage. So, I guess
> really that Callahan broke up both of her marriages, the first one to
> O'Hurley and the second one to himself. Long story. Sorry, probably
> needlessly long. I just always think it's weird when men buy women breast
> implants. Thanks for the gift! <G> Of course, if you've ever seen any of her
> work when she was quite young, she was great looking - but had no chest,
> flat as a board.
Did he or she say he bought them for her?
If she was flat as a board, could be she just wanted them and got them
while she was married to JOH, with his blessing (of course). She
probably would have gotten them whether she was married to him or not. I
always thought she was beautiful, before and after.
Shirl
wtfa...@yahoo.com
the year before they did a really good job with the Emmys, but this
year it just didn't feel like the Emmys. And I liked how they cut all
the crap (if I have to hear Il Divo sing one more time...) and had a
bare-bones show, but at the same time that took out some of the
suspense.
I'm elated for Maura and Genie. Wondering what the judges were
smoking when they picked Christian LeBlanc over Peter Bergman. Happy
for Jen Landon. Happy for ATWT directing team, who really did deserve
it, they've done some cool things the past few years and made ATWT
more visually interesting than it's been in the past.
wtfa...@yahoo.com
>
> Best Actor: Christian Le Blanc must be really good, but I was
> chanting RPG until the name was called.
>
> Supporting: Genie Francis had to win, because she is a legend.
> It was great to see Lesli Kay again, and realize how we went from
> despising Molly and LK to really appreciating her growth as an
> actress. I even tuned into B&B during Felicia's cancer story just to
> see LK perform.
ITA with you there. I never ever thought I'd miss LK or Molly, but
she has grown as an actress... love her as B&B's Felicia, and I would
actually welcome Molly back at ATWT. Then we wouldn't need nuAlison.
What's that old expression? Better the whore you know...?
>
> I really wanted Trent Dawson to win, because he was non-contract so
> long, and he is such a treasure as Henry. Rick Hearst has won enough!
> I know he is great, and really resent him winning on the show opposite
> GL!
>
> Outstanding younger actor was a tough category, and, crap, none of my
> picks won. Van Hansis deserved it for being good, and courageous.
> Tom Pelfrey deserved it too (I made my family watch him one day so
> that one day I will be able to tell them "I told you so.") (I finally
> saw him onstage when GL won best drama. He has short hair.) I never
> even heard of the Y&R guy who one, so the Y&R fans will have to tell
> me that Bryton McClure deserved the Emmy.
I'm sure you've heard of him if you ever watched the sitcom Family
Members... when he was way younger he played the nephew, Richie.
>
> Younger actress: Yes, Jennifer Landon is quite good, but I was hoping
> for Stephanie Gatschet because she began when Tammy was quite young
> and grew with the part, and she really made the pairing of Jonathan
> and Tammy work.
>
> ATWT won for best directing, well I just don't know how to decide this
> category, but I'm pleased for the show. I guess it's not the
> directors' fault that the plot is tedious and boring.
>
> Outstanding Drama and Writing to GL! Yay, they deserve it. The show
> has done new things in the past year, from the Wednesday special shows
> to Harley being the Guiding Light super heroine. They share it with
> Y&R, so the show must have been better last year, because the RATSC
> fans have expressed great disappointment with the show here.
>
> I normally wouldn't make a negative comment about anyone's appearance
> but I just have to get catty and say : Eva LaRue's breast implants .
> . . . eeeeuuuu. She had the toilet plunger look. I don't think she
> had them before she got on prime time.
>
> And in case I haven't offended anyone yet, let me add that I can not
> stand The Price is Right. I haven't watched an entire show since
> 1976, and always thought the premise was stupid and the prices
> inflated.
I love TPIR. I guess because I have memories of watching it at my
grandmother's house... only difference is that unlike soaps, TPIR has
never changed. No matter what year it was, for an hour you were back
in the 70s.
Jim Fung
I disagree. I really liked the fan videos. I though they were a nice
touch that acknowledged the deep connection we have with the shows.
It was great to see the passion with which fans view the soaps. To me
it didn't really take away from anything, it enhanced the experience.
The added value from a fan video versus one more brief clip is about
the same to me. People's speeches are also not so precious that you
can't afford to take any seconds from them -- you have people talking
about how nervous they are and thinkg like that.
This year we actually had ten whole minutes devoted to Outstanding
Drama Series, which is better time management of the ceremony than
usual. Also, to the extent that time management is bad, it's usually
because people go way over time on their speeches anyway, and not
because of any other extras that the award show does.
The additional comments about people's hobbies were also fine to me.
They didn't take time away because they were said as the winners
walked to the stage.
Overall I thought the awards show this year was awesome! Except for
the Lisa Rinna bits.
Jim Fung
wrote:
> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.misc on Fri, 15 Jun200723:19:13 -0400 in Msg.#
> <kal673d5bvif9vi1f0srf6432u3piq8...@4ax.com>, queenie <quee...@nospam.com>
> wrote:
> > >On-Air Awards, Tonight, Only:
>
> > >A Tie:
>
> > >> > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS/PGP
> > >> > ELLEN WHEELER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
>
> > Ellen Wheeler....?! Wasn't she once on AMC? ...Stuart's beloved
> > wife, IIRC, the first AIDS storyline.
>
> Yes, first she was on AW, the original Vicky & Marley Love/Hudson. Then, she
> was on AMC, Cindy Chandler, ... then she returned as Cindy's ... cousin, or
> sister? But, only briefly. She went back to school to learn to direct & was
> a Director at ATWT . Then, she was a Line Producer both at ATWT and GL some.
> MADD pulled this stunt where she had multiple candidates 'shadow' Chris
> Goutman as a mentoring arrangement as a potential EP for GL. Wheeler won.
> The others had to go find other jobs where ever. Although even at that, MADD
> wouldn't get rid of Conboy until the bitter end & then insisted on 'doing
> the EP's job herself' [cough, cough, as if] for a half a year that GL didn't
> have to spare!!! Finally they gave the reins to Wheeler & she's been
> restoring integrity left & right ever since. I was so pleased that the won
> Writing and tied asWinnersfor Show!
>
Donna, I really agree with you that Ellen Wheeler has been good for
GL. I see some people posting on message boards stuff like "Fire EW
and DK!", and I have to wonder if these people are blanking out on the
state GL was in before the current team.
Anyway this was my intiial reaction after the Emmy ceremony, and I'd
like to post it up for posterity:
Yay for Guiding Light! Thank you, Ellen Wheeler, David Kreizman and
the rest of the writing team, P&G, CBS, the cast, and crew for
delivering such a quality program, and the judges for recognizing it!
May the show live long!!
I think it was awesome of David Kreizman to mention first and foremost
the debt owed by GL to Irna Phillips. Many writers would not have done
that. His Emmy speech confirmed my faith in him as a writer. It seems
that the impartial judges agree with me that GL has a good writing
team as well.
I am so happy that the two soaps I follow, ATWT and GL, did so well
tonight! Means I'm watching the cream of the crop!
I am ecstatic at how well GL did, and I think it was well-deserved.
IO hope there will be no "it was all a sympathy vote" comments. If
that's the case, why didn't all the GL actors get sympathy vote wins
too??? Last year, the conspiracy theory was that the GL actors won on
a sympathy vote but the production team didn't win because the judges
were savvy about not wanting to reward supposedly bad work. Now this
year we have a new conspiracy theory. Good grief!
Guiding Light will be with us forever ...
Jim
KC
>
>And WITHF was up with that hideous dress that Tyra Banks was wearing
>when she was onstage with Elmo???
>
>Holy hell, Batman!!!
>
>--- Cory
Oh my, I thought that dress was fabulous. The bit with Elmo, though,
was truly hideous. I couldn't understand what Elmo was saying, she
screwed up where to stand and didn't know what she was doing.
KC
Diva
> On Jun 15, 7:26 pm, Garondo Marondo <Classic.Mr.H...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Jun 15, 8:12 pm, DonnaB shallotpeel <shallotp...@comcast.net>
> > wrote:
>
> > > SPOILERS BE HERE!
>
> > > > > LESLI KAY, AS FELICIA FORRESTER
>
> > > > > GENIE FRANCIS, AS LAURA SPENCER
>
> > > > > REBECCA HERBST, AS ELIZABETH WEBBER
>
> > > > > GUIDING LIGHT * CBS
> > > > > GINA TOGNONI, AS DINAH MARLER
>
> > > > > ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> > > > > RENEE ELISE GOLDSBERRY, AS EVANGELINE WILLIAMSON
>
> > > > > ONE LIFE TO LIVE * ABC
> > > > > HEATHER TOM, AS KELLY CRAMER
>
> > > Praise God from whom all blessings flow, to use a common Christian phrase,
> > > Genie Francis, finally, ... come on down, girl!
>
> > > Congratulations!
>
> > > Gina Tognoni & Heather Tom both seemed fantastic going by the clips that
> > > were shown as well!
>
> > Heather Tom seemed cunty as usual, glad she didn't win, ANYONE but
> > her!
>
> Cunty??? Is that even a *word*??
It's part of a phrase, "Cunty and Wetson Music."
Diva
Pidge
The people I was with honestly thought Kevin (Elmo) had a few drinks.
-------------
To send email, replace "antispam" with "sympatico"
Cory
> On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 21:46:21 -0700, Garondo Marondo
>
> <Classic.Mr.H...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >I heard Martha Stewart's daughter describe some famous actress or
> >personality as "Ew, cunty." earlier last year and haven't been able to
> >get her voice or the insult out of my head for like forever now. But I
> >use it very sparingly for my most despised adversaries and promise not
> >to do i here again so as not to offend anyone.
>
> love adult humor. Feel free to express yourself as you chose. There
> are filters for those who are offended.
Exactly. ICAM. Having said that, though, I am one of those people
who IS mindful that we all come from different walks of life. Thus, I
try and filter myself, as far as colorful language is concerned.
Sometimes it works... sometimes it doesn't. For those times it
doesn't, I always remind myself that people are free to killfile or
ignore me as they so choose. I've been killfiled for my political and
other assorted rants, too, so knock yourselves out is what I say to
those who want to killfile.
--- Cory
Cory
> On Jun 15, 10:49 pm, Cory <onyx...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Cunty??? Is that even a *word*??
>
> It's part of a phrase, "Cunty and Wetson Music."
>
> Diva
LMFAO...
Good one, Diva!
--- Cory
MsLiz
wrote:
>On Jun 15, 10:49 pm, Cory <onyx...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Jun 15, 7:26 pm, Garondo Marondo <Classic.Mr.H...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> > On Jun 15, 8:12 pm, DonnaB shallotpeel <shallotp...@comcast.net>
>> > wrote:
>>
>> > > SPOILERS BE HERE!
>> > > .
>> > > .
spoilers edited out but that grossly obscene term is still here
>> > > .
>> > > .
>> > > .
>> > > .
>> > > .
>> > > .
>> > > Gina Tognoni & Heather Tom both seemed fantastic going by the clips that
>> > > were shown as well!
Didn't Heather take over the role Gina used to play on OLTL?
>> > Heather Tom seemed cunty as usual, glad she didn't win, ANYONE but
>> > her!
>>
>> Cunty??? Is that even a *word*??
>
>It's part of a phrase, "Cunty and Wetson Music."
>
Diva, I had to suppress a giggle because my ten year old son would
want to know what I am laughing at.
It is a nasty word, but I have to share a link to the slang dictionary
for etymology fans (I'm sure Diva can come up with an elegant pun with
that word).
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cunty
So what's the beef against Heather Tom, Garondo/Mr. Hole? I thought
she was the darling of Y&R years ago.
MsLiz
Cory
<re: Guiding Light...>
> IO hope there will be no "it was all a sympathy vote" comments.
This year's win for GL wasn't because of a sympathy vote. It was
because of a sentimental vote. Seriously... it was GL's 70th
anniversary. If GL hadn't won for Best Soap, so to speak, fans would
have assaulted the Academy offices non-stop.
I look at it as Y&R got the technical vote, and GL got the sentimental
vote. That's why there was a tie this year. If not for GL's 70th
anniversary year, there would have been no tie and Y&R would have been
the sole winner.
JM2CW...
--- Cory
Shirl
> > Oh, please...colorful language is sometimes very amusing. I happen to
> > love adult humor. Feel free to express yourself as you chose. There
> > are filters for those who are offended.
Cory:
> Exactly. ICAM. Having said that, though, I am one of those people
> who IS mindful that we all come from different walks of life. Thus, I
> try and filter myself, as far as colorful language is concerned.
> Sometimes it works... sometimes it doesn't.
ITA, and also keeping in mind that there's a time and a place *and* a
mood -- "colorful" language is amusing when used in humorous, informal
situations, but use it in anger or in the wrong setting and those same
words are extremely offensive and not funny.
Shirl
Dana
>
> On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 21:46:21 -0700, Garondo Marondo
>
> >I heard Martha Stewart's daughter describe some famous actress or
> >personality as "Ew, cunty." earlier last year and haven't been able to
> >get her voice or the insult out of my head for like forever now. But I
> >use it very sparingly for my most despised adversaries and promise not
> >to do i here again so as not to offend anyone.
>
> love adult humor. Feel free to express yourself as you chose. There
> are filters for those who are offended.
Exactly.
And since people keep quoting the supposedly offensive statement and
expounding on it, I think the argument is stale.
Cory
> On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:06:52 GMT, KC <cmk1...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> >On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 04:04:45 -0000, Cory <onyx...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>And WITHF was up with that hideous dress that Tyra Banks was wearing
> >>when she was onstage with Elmo???
>
> >>Holy hell, Batman!!!
>
> >>--- Cory
>
> >Oh my, I thought that dress was fabulous. The bit with Elmo, though,
> >was truly hideous. I couldn't understand what Elmo was saying, she
> >screwed up where to stand and didn't know what she was doing.
>
> >KC
>
> The people I was with honestly thought Kevin (Elmo) had a few drinks.
And I think we have our answer.
I usually have no problem understanding Elmo, but that bit with Tyra
was definitely a glaring exception.
--- Cory
Cory
wrote:
This win didn't sink in for me until I read your (this) post, Donna.
As someone who has seen how hideous AMC has looked this past year, I
am beyond LMAOAPIMP. I am simply speechless. It just doesn't compute
to me at all.
--- Cory
> Basically, if I understand
> correctly, and all of 2006's grainy look, washed out lighting, wobbly cam,
> handheld shots from *any* angle no matter how bizarre, etc. come under this
> category,
<snip...>
MsLiz
wrote:
>I'm not familiar with Van Hansis's work but I'm very happy Byrton
>McClure (what were his parents thinking when they named him--didn't
>they consider what his initials also stand for?)
Maybe they named him for what he did best.
>I was doing the happy dance when GR was passed over. LOL
Who is GR?
MsLiz
record hunter
> I'm elated for Maura. Wondering what the judges were
> smoking when they picked Christian LeBlanc over Peter Bergman.
I was happy Maura won for two reasons: 1. more Scotty on camera. 2.
See below.
Bizarre, Peter Bergman's not winning. CLB is always good, but Jack had
The Story last year. My other reason for being glad Maura West won:
W(here)TF was Judith Chapman? Kay and Phyllis and no Gloria? Super
huge WTF?!?!?!?!
Cory
> queenie:
>
> > > Oh, please...colorful language is sometimes very amusing. I happen to
> > > love adult humor. Feel free to express yourself as you chose. There
> > > are filters for those who are offended.
>
> Cory:
>
> > Exactly. ICAM. Having said that, though, I am one of those people
> > who IS mindful that we all come from different walks of life. Thus, I
> > Sometimes it works... sometimes it doesn't.
>
> ITA, and also keeping in mind that there's a time and a place *and* a
> mood -- "colorful" language is amusing when used in humorous, informal
> situations, but use it in anger or in the wrong setting and those same
> words are extremely offensive and not funny.
>
> Shirl
Speaking of colorful language, you wanna see a newsgroup that's
*littered* with obscenities??
Try rec.autos.sport.nascar
We're NOWHERE near as bad in here as they are in there with
obscenities.
I'm not complaining, either. I read RASN on a regular basis.
Sometimes the language is unnecessary, and seems like it's there just
for the sake of being there, but then again, I don't have to read the
newsgroup if I don't want to. No one's holding a gun to my head.
--- Cory
record hunter
> On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 21:46:21 -0700, Garondo Marondo
>
> >I heard Martha Stewart's daughter describe some famous actress or
> >personality as "Ew, cunty." earlier last year and haven't been able to
> >get her voice or the insult out of my head for like forever now. But I
> >use it very sparingly for my most despised adversaries and promise not
> >to do i here again so as not to offend anyone.
>
> love adult humor. Feel free to express yourself as you chose. There
> are filters for those who are offended.
In the future, he can use the word 'cuntescent,' as it is so much more
polite-sounding than 'cunty.'
Use it in a sentence: "Heather Tom appears to have played an equally
cuntescent role on OLTL." Use it in a sentence again: "Or maybe
"cuntescent" is her only acting note."
DonnaB shallotpeel
> >> > On Jun 15, 8:12 pm, DonnaB shallotpeel <shallotp...@comcast.net>
> >> > wrote:
>
> >> > > Gina Tognoni & Heather Tom both seemed fantastic going by the clips that
> >> > > were shown as well!
>
> Didn't Heather take over the role Gina used to play on OLTL?
Yes, they both played Kelly Buchanan on OLTL. Cool, huh? <G>
> So what's the beef against Heather Tom, Garondo/Mr. Hole? I thought
> she was the darling of Y&R years ago.
Like I said last night, she was adored but she was also detested. I'm an
adorer. I also don't believe any version of the C word is 'colorful
language' and in this instance the poster wasn't being humorous &
fun-filled. I read his posts all the time & often he is, sometimes he isn't.
This was an isn't. But, I have no idea why this is becoming a big deal.
There is no 'argument' to get stale. And, making light of something is a
standard way of trying to defuse something like the use of harsh unnecessary
language; it's not a sign that the language wasn't offensive.
--
DonnaB
"It's only about scenes from 2 episodes - that's 10 or 12 minutes in some
cases - and that's why the Daytime Emmys will always be the goofiest show on
earth." - Michael Logan, SPW, 06-19-2007
record hunter
> Outstanding younger actor was a tough category, and, crap, none of my
> picks won. Van Hansis deserved it for being good, and courageous.
> Tom Pelfrey deserved it too (I made my family watch him one day so
> that one day I will be able to tell them "I told you so.") (I finally
> saw him onstage when GL won best drama. He has short hair.) I never
> even heard of the Y&R guy who one, so the Y&R fans will have to tell
> me that Bryton McClure deserved the Emmy.
He did.
Bryton was very, very good as Devon Winters, and had a great
storyline. I wish ATWT had given Van/Luke equally good writing. But
Luke is gay. Maybe if they'd let Luke get fucked on the show, Van
wouldn't have gotten fucked over by the Emmys.
It wasn't a tough category for me. Van should have won -- could have
won -- but the assholes at P&G/CBS reduced him to coffee-pourer once
the Lily-might-die scare dried up. Hideous, horrible, writing on ATWT.
Shameful treatment of this potentially groundbreaking gay character.
How long before Luke joins Billy Douglas at Yale?
DonnaB shallotpeel
<Xmnushal8y-FF488...@news.phx.highwinds-media.com>, Shirl
<Xmnus...@aol.communicate> wrote:
> If she was flat as a board, could be she just wanted them and got them
> while she was married to JOH, with his blessing (of course). She
> probably would have gotten them whether she was married to him or not.
Maybe. Maybe not.
> I always thought she was beautiful, before and after.
And, I completely agree.
--
DonnaB
"Make a commitment to act on what’s true. To you. And I’ll bet my life you
find inner peace too." -Anne Heche, May 8, 2006
record hunter
> I'm not familiar with Van Hansis's work but I'm very happy Byrton
> McClure (what were his parents thinking when they named him--didn't
> they consider what his initials also stand for?) won for his role as
> Devon. He is one actor that I never see as "acting" when he performs.
> I think he's so natural and relaxed and he's a pleasure to watch.
BMC? Big Man on Campus?
MsLiz
<shall...@comcast.net> wrote:
>"It's only about scenes from 2 episodes - that's 10 or 12 minutes in some
>cases - and that's why the Daytime Emmys will always be the goofiest show on
>earth." - Michael Logan, SPW, 06-19-2007
Logan is going to say that three days from now? Dang, Donna, you are
good. You aren't the same Miss Donna who used to read palms in a
mobile home on US 11 in Bessemer, are you? <wink>
MsLiz
DonnaB shallotpeel
LOL, you know how all those mags are about the issue date that is on them.
<G> But, I always used to giggle when I passed by there.
--
DonnaB
"The more complex the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of
play." - Captain Kirk, Shore Leave
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1182010280....@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, record hunter
<record...@gmail.com> wrote:
BM = Beautiful Moment
And, hey, good to see ya.
--
DonnaB
"We must acknowledge once and for all that the purpose of diplomacy is to
prolong a crisis." - Mr. Spock, "Mark of Gideon"
Dana
And, making light of something is a
> standard way of trying to defuse something like the use of harsh unnecessary
> language; it's not a sign that the language wasn't offensive.
>
>
Perhaps to some. To me, it came off as hypocritical.
*shrug*
MsLiz
<shall...@comcast.net> wrote:
>In rec.arts.tv.soaps.misc on Sat, 16 Jun 2007 03:44:07 GMT in Msg.#
><467353fa....@news.charter.net>, Ms...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
>
>> I normally wouldn't make a negative comment about anyone's appearance
>> but I just have to get catty and say : Eva LaRue's breast implants .
>> . . . eeeeuuuu. She had the toilet plunger look. I don't think she
>> had them before she got on prime time.
>
>I don't know if it was an issue with an undergarment, or the lack of one, or
>a built in one, or the gown, but her puppies looked different, and long &
>low, yes,
That isn't what I saw. I saw telltale bulges at the top of the
breasts.
Yes, I know that it is ridiculously catty of me to discuss this, but
on what planet are water balloons considered attractive? I am
beginning to think people see so many false breasts that they don't
know what real ones look like.
Don't get me wrong, Eva is gorgeous and likeable. I made a point to
watch AMC when she returned.
>but, nope, she had her implants done before she got going in
>daytime, really - or in between her first time on AMC and her second time,
>maybe. Maybe during her first time on AMC? She was married to John O'Hurley,
>and he bought them for her. He was a best friend to John Callahan, who
>became her love interest on AMC. She & O'Hurley broke up & she & Callahan
>got together. (They have a little girl.) Callahan began fooling around with
>more females on AMC
Oh so that's the story. I am glad they killed him off then. Who were
his trysting partners? Meow. And was this before LaRue returned?
>& it broke up the LaRue/Callahan marriage. So, I guess
>really that Callahan broke up both of her marriages, the first one to
>O'Hurley and the second one to himself. Long story.
As a friend said when his ex-wife cheated with her second husband, he
guessed the second husband knew she was a cheater when he married her.
> Sorry, probably
>needlessly long. I just always think it's weird when men buy women breast
>implants. Thanks for the gift! <G> Of course, if you've ever seen any of her
>work when she was quite young, she was great looking - but had no chest,
>flat as a board.
Another couple of guys I worked with said that whenever any husband
they knew paid for implants, the wives used them to upgrade to a
wealthier man, and left those husbands.
Karma. What goes around, comes around. An eye for an eye. Surely
the Buddhists and Hindi have similar cliches'.
MsLiz
Shirl
> Like I said last night, she was adored but she was also detested. I'm an
> adorer. I also don't believe any version of the C word is 'colorful
> language' and in this instance the poster wasn't being humorous &
> fun-filled. I read his posts all the time & often he is, sometimes he isn't.
> This was an isn't.
In your opinion. Some see it differently, and since you called attention
to it, they're adding *their* opinion(s).
> But, I have no idea why this is becoming a big deal.
YOU commented on it, why shouldn't anyone else?
That said, what "big deal"? People are just discussing it, and you're
continuing to add your opinion too, so why the concern about it becoming
"a big deal"?
I noticed it, wondered what he was referring to, and thought back to my
memory of how HT looked and acted last night to try and figure out how a
woman can be acting "c_ _ ty". To be honest, I still don't know what HT
does that describes her that way.
> There is no 'argument' to get stale.
Exactly. It's just a discussion, not an argument or "a big deal".
> And, making light of something is a standard way of trying
> to defuse something like the use of harsh unnecessary
> language; it's not a sign that the language wasn't offensive.
Or maybe it truly wasn't meant to be as "harsh" or offensive as you took
it. Nearly ANY language can be "offensive" to someone these days.
Shirl
Shirl
> > If she was flat as a board, could be she just wanted them and got them
> > while she was married to JOH, with his blessing (of course). She
> > probably would have gotten them whether she was married to him or not.
> Maybe. Maybe not.
So...then...there was no confirmation that "he bought them" for her?
I only ask because you said you always find it odd when a man buys boobs
for a woman (not verbatim but words to that effect). I've seen instances
where married women get them, and it is *assumed* that their husbands
were the driving force behind it, or if he paid for it, that it was an
odd gift because he too would benefit. If they were married, what
difference does it make who paid for it or if it was a gift? I don't see
anything odd about it.
> > I always thought she was beautiful, before and after.
>
> And, I completely agree.
She's one of those people who can't take a bad photo...or at least, I've
never seen a bad one of her. Please don't let her ruin her looks by
doing the lip-thing.
Shirl
Dana
>
> > There is no 'argument' to get stale.
>
> Exactly. It's just a discussion, not an argument or "a big deal".
>
>
I'm the one who called it an argument. Poor choice of words on my
part. I should have said I found the discussion to be hypocritical. ;)
Shirl
> Another couple of guys I worked with said that whenever any husband
> they knew paid for implants, the wives used them to upgrade to a
> wealthier man, and left those husbands.
How many married people do you know who keep their moneys completely
separate? How many women do you know that have gone under the knife for
that surgery JUST BECAUSE their husbands wanted them to? I've known a
few married people who had this done, and fail to understand where those
assumption come from that *the husbands* pay for it out of some
independent bank account that's solely THEIR money and/or that the wives
only did it because the husband "gave it" to them.
And that's a sweeping generalization that women use them to upgrade
partners. Jeez. Yes, it happens, but what about the thousands of married
women who get them, feel much more confident about their looks, and in
turn make their marriage even stronger? <shaking head>
Shirl
DonnaB shallotpeel
> On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 01:21:38 -0400, DonnaB shallotpeel
> <shall...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >I don't know if it was an issue with an undergarment, or the lack of one, or
> >a built in one, or the gown, but her puppies looked different, and long &
> >low, yes,
>
> That isn't what I saw. I saw telltale bulges at the top of the
> breasts.
>
> http://www.wireimage.com/GalleryListing.asp?navtyp=GLS====278566&str=&styp=&sfld=&nbc1=1&sortval=3a&PageNum=3
Oh, well, if you're talking about up at the top, up where her more than
ample cleavage line begins, that's they way her boobies have looked for a
very long time.
> Yes, I know that it is ridiculously catty of me to discuss this, but
> on what planet are water balloons considered attractive? I am
> beginning to think people see so many false breasts that they don't
> know what real ones look like.
I dunno. Maybe you're right. I prefer the real thing.
> Don't get me wrong, Eva is gorgeous and likeable. I made a point to
> watch AMC when she returned.
Gotcha. It was too bad that AMC really botched her return. But, they've
gotten into the habit of botching returns now & I'm not sure why. They used
to be able to manage it!!!
> >but, nope, she had her implants done before she got going in
> >daytime, really - or in between her first time on AMC and her second time,
> >maybe. Maybe during her first time on AMC? She was married to John O'Hurley,
> >and he bought them for her. He was a best friend to John Callahan, who
> >became her love interest on AMC. She & O'Hurley broke up & she & Callahan
> >got together. (They have a little girl.) Callahan began fooling around with
> >more females on AMC
>
> Oh so that's the story. I am glad they killed him off then.
It was unfortunately fitting. It was also sad.
> Who were his trysting partners? Meow. And was this before LaRue returned?
I can only remember one name. She's on Y&R now. Okay, so that's not giving a
name, but it is giving enough info that people will know or can figure it
out. As to when, ... ya know, he may have done a lot of this kind of thing.
Apparently he has a long history, although he may not have been married
pre-AMC bon vivant history. But, this really painful stuff was after she
came back, when they were working together.
> >& it broke up the LaRue/Callahan marriage. So, I guess
> >really that Callahan broke up both of her marriages, the first one to
> >O'Hurley and the second one to himself. Long story.
>
> As a friend said when his ex-wife cheated with her second husband, he
> guessed the second husband knew she was a cheater when he married her.
There is always that, huh? <G> Although, of course, it is possible to be a
cheater once, but never again.
> > Sorry, probably
> >needlessly long. I just always think it's weird when men buy women breast
> >implants. Thanks for the gift! <G> Of course, if you've ever seen any of her
> >work when she was quite young, she was great looking - but had no chest,
> >flat as a board.
>
> Another couple of guys I worked with said that whenever any husband
> they knew paid for implants, the wives used them to upgrade to a
> wealthier man, and left those husbands.
Ai-yi-yi. Interesting perspective. I haven't heard that one. I would guess
that Eva only cares about them for their usefulness in getting & keeping
work.
> Karma. What goes around, comes around. An eye for an eye. Surely
> the Buddhists and Hindi have similar cliches'.
Uh, karma is Buddhist, isn't it? <G>
--
DonnaB
"You see writers are like sewers ... what you get out depends a great deal
on what you put in." - J. Michael Straczynski
DonnaB shallotpeel
<Xmnushal8y-8D2A8...@news.phx.highwinds-media.com>, Shirl
<Xmnus...@aol.communicate> wrote:
> How many married people do you know who keep their moneys completely
> separate?
Apparently many people do who are in high power, high profile careers.
Seems weird to me. To me, it's ours.
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1182006944....@w5g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
I disagree. I think GL has built to this, for years. And, in fact, winning
Emmys typically does require building and goes on over years. Just as shows
continue to win after they no longer deserve to, the Academy tends to be
behind the curve. I think in general GL deserved their many awards last
year, in general deserved their many nods this year, and in general deserved
to win Best Show this year. Frankly, I think they deserved to win Best Show
last year, too, ... but, like I said about that curve. <G>
I don't know what you mean by Y&R getting the technical vote as their
production quality was not heads above everyone else or anything like that.
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1181969181.0...@p77g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>, Garondo Marondo
<Classic...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 15, 9:49 pm, Cory <onyx...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Cunty??? Is that even a *word*??
>
> I heard Martha Stewart's daughter describe some famous actress or
> personality as "Ew, cunty." earlier last year and haven't been able to
> get her voice or the insult out of my head for like forever now. But I
> use it very sparingly for my most despised adversaries and promise not
> to do i here again so as not to offend anyone.
Thank you very kindly, sir, for the consideration you offer. You go beyond
the call of any duty!! <G>
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1182006583.3...@q69g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Exactly. ICAM. Having said that, though, I am one of those people
> who IS mindful that we all come from different walks of life. Thus, I
> try and filter myself, as far as colorful language is concerned.
> Sometimes it works... sometimes it doesn't. For those times it
> doesn't, I always remind myself that people are free to killfile or
> ignore me as they so choose. I've been killfiled for my political and
> other assorted rants, too, so knock yourselves out is what I say to
> those who want to killfile.
I use profanity here. I will say shit and will not say s**t, or the like.
But, I try not to use too much of it because, frankly, that's just a sign of
being lazy & letting vocabulary rot away in a dark dank unused corner. And,
I try not to use it when it's aimed at one gender or group or ethnicity,
etc. And, I do that because that's a good aim to me.
--
DonnaB
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1182009540.3...@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Speaking of colorful language, you wanna see a newsgroup that's
> *littered* with obscenities??
Not really. <G> LOL
> Try rec.autos.sport.nascar
Whew, fortunately I'm not interested in the subject matter either!
--
DonnaB
"I can sail you to Nantucket by the light of the moon." - Helen Mirren as
Chase Phillips, LOSING CHASE, 1996
Shirl
> > That isn't what I saw. I saw telltale bulges at the top of the
> > breasts.
DonnaB:
> Oh, well, if you're talking about up at the top, up where her more than
> ample cleavage line begins, that's they way her boobies have looked for a
> very long time.
She looks bigger in those photos than she had in the past. *Maybe* she
had them redone (bigger). Or maybe it's just the dress or the support,
as someone else said. In any case, that deep blue dress is gorgeous on
her, but then I don't think I've seen anything that doesn't look
gorgeous on her. She is a beauty.
> > Yes, I know that it is ridiculously catty of me to discuss this, but
> > on what planet are water balloons considered attractive? I am
> > beginning to think people see so many false breasts that they don't
> > know what real ones look like.
Liz, I think the choice of clothing of late isn't helping. Even false
breasts can look beautiful with the proper fitting undergarments/support
and some tops/dresses; however, certain necklines simply accentuate the
falseness of them.
I don't remember the girl's name, but the tiny woman who came out in the
white, very low-cut gown, arm-in-arm on both sides with two very taller
men TOTALLY accentuated the "water balloon" comparison. I felt bad for
her. Even people with real ones have to pick and choose which necklines
they look really nice in...same goes for implants.
> > Who were his trysting partners? Meow. And was
> > this before LaRue returned?
>
> I can only remember one name. She's on Y&R now. Okay, so
> that's not giving a name, but it is giving enough info that
> people will know or can figure it out.
Saying "she's on Y&R now" is giving enough that people can figure it
out? What woman came from AMC to Y&R that was trysting with Callahan? If
you read it somewhere, why don't you just say the name?
> As to when, ... ya know, he may have done a lot of this kind of thing.
> Apparently he has a long history, although he may not have been married
> pre-AMC bon vivant history. But, this really painful stuff was after she
> came back, when they were working together.
Where is this all documented?
The Enquirer?
Shirl
DonnaB shallotpeel
<eek773l5tvsd7mdtm...@4ax.com>, KC <cmk...@earthlink.net>
wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 04:04:45 -0000, Cory <ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >And WITHF was up with that hideous dress that Tyra Banks was wearing
> >when she was onstage with Elmo???
> >
> >Holy hell, Batman!!!
>
> Oh my, I thought that dress was fabulous. The bit with Elmo, though,
> was truly hideous. I couldn't understand what Elmo was saying, she
> screwed up where to stand and didn't know what she was doing.
I couldn't understand what he was saying either. I wondered if they would
normally have had a mic on, or what. But, yeah, totally bungled that bit.
--
DonnaB
"All of those faeries & duels & mad queens & so on, and no one quoted old
Billy Shakespeare. Not even once." - Billy the Werewolf, THE DRESDEN FILES
DonnaB shallotpeel
<467402e5....@news.charter.net>, Ms...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
> Who is GR?
Greg Rikart [sp?] who plays Kevin on Y&R. He has previously won for Best
Younger Actor. I think this was his first year to age out of eligibility
there, so I didn't expect him to win for Supporting. He is consistently good
or better. But, I can't recall how great his stories were in 2006.
--
DonnaB
"... the Daytime Emmys will always be the goofiest show on earth." - Michael
Logan, SPW, 06-19-2007
DonnaB shallotpeel
<dku773p3tvf3l4ai1...@4ax.com>, queenie <que...@nospam.com>
wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 01:21:38 -0400, DonnaB shallotpeel
> <shall...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >In rec.arts.tv.soaps.misc on Sat, 16 Jun 2007 03:44:07 GMT in Msg.#
> ><467353fa....@news.charter.net>, Ms...@msliz.com (MsLiz) wrote:
>
> She looks good on CSI Miami now. Thanks for the scoops, Donna. :-)
You're very welcome. <G>
> >> And in case I haven't offended anyone yet, let me add that I can not
> >> stand The Price is Right. I haven't watched an entire show since
> >> 1976, and always thought the premise was stupid and the prices
> >> inflated. <snip>
>
> What?!! You never saw them play "PLINKO"?! I liked the excitement
> and enjoyed playing along. "I told you it was an '8' idiot!", I would
> shout. ;-)
That's it. I had never heard of Plinko before. I embarrassed my better half.
(Not really. She was teasing me.)
DonnaB shallotpeel
<1182007918....@c77g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, Cory
<ony...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 15, 11:03 pm, DonnaB shallotpeel <shallotp...@comcast.net>
> wrote:
> > >http://soapoperadigest.com/news/news/
> >
> > > 2007 Creative Craft Services
> >
> > > Technical direction/electronic camera/video control, drama series: AMC
> >
> > I cannot say how funny I find this one.
>
> This win didn't sink in for me until I read your (this) post, Donna.
> As someone who has seen how hideous AMC has looked this past year, I
> am beyond LMAOAPIMP. I am simply speechless. It just doesn't compute
> to me at all.
>
> > Basically, if I understand
> > correctly, and all of 2006's grainy look, washed out lighting, wobbly cam,
> > handheld shots from *any* angle no matter how bizarre, etc. come under this
> > category,
> <snip...>
Oh, you know, Cor, they tried to sell it as edgy! <G>
DonnaB shallotpeel
<Xmnushal8y-AA4E3...@news.phx.highwinds-media.com>, Shirl
<Xmnus...@aol.communicate> wrote:
> MsLiz:
> > > That isn't what I saw. I saw telltale bulges at the top of the
> > > breasts.
>
> DonnaB:
> > Oh, well, if you're talking about up at the top, up where her more than
> > ample cleavage line begins, that's they way her boobies have looked for a
> > very long time.
>
> ... Or maybe it's just the dress or the support,
> as someone else said. ...
I was the someone else who said that. LOL
> > > Who were his trysting partners? Meow. And was
> > > this before LaRue returned?
> >
> > I can only remember one name. She's on Y&R now. Okay, so
> > that's not giving a name, but it is giving enough info that
> > people will know or can figure it out.
>
> Saying "she's on Y&R now" is giving enough that people can figure it
> out? What woman came from AMC to Y&R that was trysting with Callahan? If
> you read it somewhere, why don't you just say the name?
I never said I read it somewhere.
--
DonnaB
"A marriage, to be happy, needs an exterior threat. New York provides that
threat." - Garrison Keillor
Shirl
> > > > Who were his trysting partners? Meow. And was
> > > > this before LaRue returned?
> > > I can only remember one name. She's on Y&R now. Okay, so
> > > that's not giving a name, but it is giving enough info that
> > > people will know or can figure it out.
> > Saying "she's on Y&R now" is giving enough that people can
> > figure it out? What woman came from AMC to Y&R that was
> > trysting with Callahan? If you read it somewhere, why don't
> > you just say the name?
> I never said I read it somewhere.
True, you didn't. So, what WAS your source of this info? Or is it just
another bit of unsubstantiated verbiage about LaRue/Hurley/Callahan?
Shirl
DonnaB shallotpeel
<Xmnushal8y-18B4B...@news.phx.highwinds-media.com>, Shirl
<Xmnus...@aol.communicate> wrote:
> MsLiz:
> > > > > Who were his trysting partners? Meow. And was
> > > > > this before LaRue returned?
> DonnaB:
> > > > I can only remember one name. She's on Y&R now. Okay, so
> > > > that's not giving a name, but it is giving enough info that
> > > > people will know or can figure it out.
> Shirl:
> > > Saying "she's on Y&R now" is giving enough that people can
> > > figure it out? What woman came from AMC to Y&R that was
> > > trysting with Callahan? If you read it somewhere, why don't
> > > you just say the name?
> DonnaB:
> > I never said I read it somewhere.
>
> True, you didn't. So, what WAS your source of this info?
I can't say.
> Or is it just
> another bit of unsubstantiated verbiage about LaRue/Hurley/Callahan?
Some of what I went over has been in the press. Some has not. But, no it's
not a bit of unsubstantiated verbiage at all much less another one. And,
just an FYI, it's O'Hurley. Sorry to nitpick but I'm a huge fan of his.
Which is not to say I'm not a fan of all 3, since I am, as it happens.
--
DonnaB
"As the toiler must live in the city's belly, so I was compelled to live in
its disordered mind." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, "My Lost City"
record hunter
wrote:
> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.misc on Sat, 16 Jun 2007 16:11:20 -0000 in Msg.#
>
> <record.hun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Jun 16, 10:54 am, queenie <quee...@nospam.com> wrote:
>
> > > I'm not familiar with Van Hansis's work but I'm very happy Byrton
> > > McClure (what were his parents thinking when they named him--didn't
> > > they consider what his initials also stand for?) won for his role as
> > > Devon. He is one actor that I never see as "acting" when he performs.
> > > I think he's so natural and relaxed and he's a pleasure to watch.
>
> > BMC? Big Man on Campus?
>
> BM = Beautiful Moment
>
> And, hey, good to see ya.
>
> --
> DonnaB
>
> "We must acknowledge once and for all that the purpose of diplomacy is to
> prolong a crisis." - Mr. Spock, "Mark of Gideon"
I can't do newsgroups and watch the shows anymore. The former ruin the
latter. But for a special occasion like this, y'know...
record hunter
Dana - Surely you know by now Shirl never *argues*. Shirl *discusses*.
record hunter
> On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 16:00:29 -0000, record hunter
>
>
>
> <record.hun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >On Jun 16, 10:39 am, queenie <quee...@nospam.com> wrote:
> >> On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 21:46:21 -0700, Garondo Marondo
>
> >> <Classic.Mr.H...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >I heard Martha Stewart's daughter describe some famous actress or
> >> >personality as "Ew, cunty." earlier last year and haven't been able to
> >> >get her voice or the insult out of my head for like forever now. But I
> >> >use it very sparingly for my most despised adversaries and promise not
> >> >to do i here again so as not to offend anyone.
>
> >> love adult humor. Feel free to express yourself as you chose. There
> >> are filters for those who are offended.
>
> >In the future, he can use the word 'cuntescent,' as it is so much more
> >polite-sounding than 'cunty.'
>
> LOL
>
>
>
> >Use it in a sentence: "Heather Tom appears to have played an equally
> >cuntescent role on OLTL." Use it in a sentence again: "Or maybe
> >"cuntescent" is her only acting note."
>
> ROTFLMAO.
>
> Oh, it's so good to see you again, RH. (((((((hugs)))))) and ***air
> kisses*** .
Get it while you can, Q. I'm going back in my hole on Sunday. Do not
want pre-information.
And it's delightful to see you, too.
DonnaB shallotpeel
... these are my comments.
> http://soapoperadigest.com/news/news/
>
> 2007 Creative Craft Services
>
> Art direction/set decoration/scenic design, drama series: OLTL
> Casting director, drama series: Mark Teschner, GH
I know he led the fight, for many years, to get this added as a category,
but, he can't keep winning it every year!
> Costume design, drama series: ATWT
> Multiple camera editing, drama series (tie): DAYS and OLTL
> Hairstyling, drama series: ATWT
> Lighting direction, drama series: ATWT
ATWT has really really been looking good! Their production values have
obviously been something they've worked on, building a better look, and, it
shows.
> Makeup, drama series: ATWT
> Music direction and composition, drama series: GL
Hooray! GL has been doing things with music that I have found to be new,
exciting, moving; really making some music carry themes (and not just love
themes or couple songs), almost be a character itself, and at other times
recede where it belongs - in the background. Kudos.
> Original song: PASSIONS
> Live and direct to tape sound mixing, drama series: Y&R
>
> Technical direction/electronic camera/video control, drama series: AMC
I've already said in another post how hilarious I find this given AMC's edgy
new use of visual equipment, cough, cough, ahem.
> http://soapoperadigest.com/Emmys/2007emmynominees/
>
> 2007 Daytime Emmy Winners
>
> Outstanding Lead Actress
> ** Maura West (Carly Snyder, ATWT) **
> Crystal Chappell (Olivia Spencer, GL)
> Kim Zimmer (Reva Lewis, GL)
> Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor, Y&R)
> Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Newman, Y&R)
My pick: Crystal Chappell, GL's Olivia. I know plenty of people, though,
said that this was *finally* Maura's year and I couldn't see it - at all.
So, she got it. Her acceptance speech was lovely. She looked great. It was
great getting to see a tiny bit of Scott de Freitas, her husband, sitting
beside her. Miss him on ATWT! Maura was my 2nd pick. I don't understand the
Y&R nomination choices. Last year Zimmer said that if she won she wouldn't
be nominated this year. She won. She lied. She 'let' herself be nominated
this year. Learn a lesson from Charles Keating, who removed his name from
nomination after he won on AW and said that it was just what was done! He
was right. She was wrong. Maybe last night was Kim Karma.
> Outstanding Lead Actor
> Michael Park (Jack Snyder, ATWT)
> Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer, GH)
> Ricky Paull Goldin (Gus Aitoro, GL)
> Peter Bergman (Jack Abbott, Y&R)
> ** Christian J. LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin, Y&R) **
I was for Ricky Paull all the way. He is always at the top of the game & he
had the story. LeBlanc is consistently excellent. Park had a good to great
year. Geary is always excellent. Bergman is always good to excellent.
> Outstanding Supporting Actress
> Lesli Kay (Felicia Forrester, B&B)
> ** Genie Francis (Laura Spencer, GH) **
> Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth Spencer, GH)
> Gina Tognoni (Dinah Marler, GL)
> Renee Elise Goldsberry (Evangeline Williamson, OLTL)
> Heather Tom (ex-Kelly Buchanan, OLTL)
Already said I was delighted to see Genie win. Loved her acceptance speech &
she looked great! Cute daughter with her. Gina T and Heather T were both
deserving, but, will be again, too. And, Gina won last year, didn't she?
> Outstanding Supporting Actor
> Trent Dawson (Henry Coleman, ATWT)
> ** Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing, GH) **
> Dan Gauthier (ex-Kevin Buchanan, OLTL)
> Greg Rikaart (Kevin Fisher, Y&R)
> Kristoff St. John (Neil Winters, Y&R)
I so totally wanted Trent Dawson to win. All in all, a great deserving group
of nominees.
> Outstanding Younger Actress
> Leven Rambin (Lily Montgomery, AMC)
> Alexandra Chando (Maddie Coleman, ATWT)
> ** Jennifer Landon (Gwen Munson, ATWT) **
> Julie Marie Berman (Lulu Spencer, GH)
> Stephanie Gatschet (ex-Tammy Winslow Randall, GL)
I was rooting hard for Stephanie to get it, but I thought Landon might - and
she did.
> Outstanding Younger Actor
> Van Hansis (Luke Snyder, ATWT)
> Jesse Soffer (Will Munson, ATWT)
> Tom Pelphrey (Jonathan Randall, GL)
> James Stevenson (Jared Casey, PASSIONS)
> ** Bryton McClure (Devon Hamilton, Y&R) **
Van wuz robbed. He's so good & he had the story. IMO, Bryton came on bad &
got better & you don't get an Emmy just for getting better. Jesse & Tom were
also people I was rooting for, although Tom won last year, didn't he?
Someone speculated that the 2 ATWT & 1 GL nominations were split & cancelled
each other out. Could be.
> Outstanding Drama Series [a tie]
> THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
> ** GUIDING LIGHT **
> ONE LIFE TO LIVE
> ** THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS **
I was ecstatic that GL won/tied. Ellen Wheeler rocks! And, her speech
knocked me over. I have thought for some time that the GL70 Year, Find the
Light, of GL giving back to the community, etc. should be something people
everywhere have talked about. But, nope. At least, it came up last night!
My only thought about Y&R's win/tie was to wonder what Y&R fandom would
think about Latham's team getting an Emmy. <G>
> Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team
> THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
> GENERAL HOSPITAL
> ** GUIDING LIGHT **
> THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
Just a little screaming here at our house over this award! Loved David's
acknowledgement of Irna! He made a great speech in general.
> Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team
> ** AS THE WORLD TURNS **
> GENERAL HOSPITAL
> GUIDING LIGHT
> ONE LIFE TO LIVE
ATWT deserved it. Sometimes I think Goutman loves the art & science of
Directing as much as he does Producing and more than he did Acting!
--
DonnaB
"Hey buddy, who's New York's most liquid businessman? Waring Hudsucker!" -
Buzz, THE HUDSUCKER PROXY [1994]
Shirl
> Dana - Surely you know by now Shirl never *argues*. Shirl *discusses*.
Hi RH ...
Sure, I argue sometimes. But this exchange about the "c" word was not an
argument, it was a bunch of people exchanging opinions about whether or
not it was offensive. No one called is "a big deal" until Donna did.
Shirl