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kazza474 wrote:
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series | Ty Burrell, Modern Family
“I just can’t believe I have a job. I spent the bulk of my life unemployed, so much so that when I walk into a room like this my first instinct is to case the place for food. My fake wife (Julie Bowen) can attest to that."
Also deserving, IMHO.
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kazza474 wrote:
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy | Julie Bowen, Modern Family
“This means a lot coming from [presenter] Ginny [Goodwin], who started her career playing one of my students on Ed… which is weird because we’re the same age now. It happens," Bowen said with a laugh. “Thank you for recognizing a show that is so fun to do with such fun people. Thank you to my fake children, especially my daughters who provide me with the non-penis time I’m never gonna get at home."
She's good. Unfortunately, her character is a control freak, so she sort of puts you off. But it's excellent casting.
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kazza474 wrote:
Best Actress in a Comedy Series (TIE) | Zooey Deschanel, New Girl… and Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation
Aubrey Plaza, accepting for Poehler: “Amy said she trusted me, that I would know the right this to say on her behalf. So… on behalf of Amy, I want to thank the devil and all the dark lords!"
Zooey Deschanel: “Oh my god, I’ve never won anything before. Literally not since 5th grade student council… Liz Meriwether, thank you for creating this show. Ugh, I love you. Best cast ever. I feel like I should be funny. I wish I had the Parks and Rec people to accept my award for me."
Zooey accepting her award
Both are adorable on their shows, but I would most like to know Leslie Knope (Amy's character) in Parks and Rep in real life.
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Oh, yayyyyyyyy!!! I am so happy for Benedict and the show. Yay, yay, yay!
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So this is where you are all hiding!
I posted in 'latest news' when I got home this evening. I couldn't believe that no one else had seen or heard about the awards and I couldn't find any other posts.
Sooo lonely!
Big yeah for Sherlock and Benedict though