The Primetime Emmy Awards are just around the corner and while Joseph and I had fun talking to each other during our Emmy Chatter series, we’re tired of each other’s voices and want to hear from you the readers! So join us and the rest of the staff on Sunday at 7:00/4:00 pm as we live blog the Primetime Emmy Awards, covering everything from red carpet snafus to the awards as they are handed out live. The full list of nominees is available here and you can peep Joseph and I’s predictions after the jump. See you Sunday!
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Terence: Alright Joseph we’re back this week to talk about the comedy nominees.
Joseph: Hey Terence, hey everyone. Holy moly, this list reminded me that Melissa McCarthy is being nominated again. Did someone at the Emmy committee not get the memo that she’s already been nominated for an Oscar?
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One of the breakout stars from this past television season was New Girl‘s Max Greenfield. As the douchey yet lovable Schmidt, he managed to walk the tightrope of great comedic acting and being completely over the top. Now he’ll take his talents to the big screen joining Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler in the romantic comedy They Came Together. The film, according to Deadline, will see Rudd and Poehler reuniting with the director of Wet Hot American Summer, David Wain. Greenfield will play the wayward couch surfing younger brother of Rudd’s character.
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The Year-In-Review continues with some non-traditional citations on certain films and performances that did or did not make head way in 2011. What are your choices for “Limited Performance” of the year? or Most Underrated Film? or share what you thought about the Year-in-TV as I dish out my favorites in Television Drama and Comedies. Read more after jump. Read more on Year-In-Review: Editor’s Specialty Awards…
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