2025 Emmys

[viewing ownly]

To me the highlight of the show was the banter between Ray Romano and Brad Garrett. Brad said (and he's not wrong) that the next time he'll be on the Emmys is in the "in memoriam" segment. He turned to Ray and asked if he'd "make the cut", and Ray said, "If it's a slow year, yes".

The only show I watch that got nominated, "Abbott Elementary", didn't win anything. With the exception of the Colbert's Late Show winning - and I can be nearly certain it wouldn't have if they didn't vote for winners after his announced future firing - nothing on terrestrial tv won as far as a regular series. The SNL 50th special won for best special event, and I thought it was forgettable. The separate musical 50th anniversary special was far more entertaining and was also nominated. 

[d.anders]

I'm glad Adolescence won so much. That was not easy to make, and it was very good. 

There has been a lot of buzz around The Pitt. I have too many medical issues to be interested in watching more on TV.

I was curious about The Studio. I'm just not much of a Seth Rogen fan.

The Emmy show itself was pretty lame. Had no idea who the host was, and didn't find him funny at all.

[Alpha714]

The show was lame but the three programs that won big awards totally deserved them. Adolescence was incredible.  The Pitt was excellent and Noah Wylie was amazing.  The Studio is a clever satire that was super entertaining 

[+ MikeThomas]

I think Hannah Einbinder is way over-rated and for me, along with Megan Stalter, makes Hacks unwatchable.  IMHO Einbinder she did not deserve her win for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy.