Quote: Originally posted by dherz_263 on 5/24/2010I also though the season finale on Fringe was very good, should make for an interesting start to season 3

The last 3 or 4 episodes of Fringe were damn near perfect. Also, if John Noble doesn't get an Emmy nomination this year, well, nothing, because we already know the Emmy's are a sham far outpacing any SHoFies incarnation. Also, LOST will take up most of that category due to the traditional departing show nomination bump.

24 departing combined with LOST will pretty well sweep the Emmys.

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Quote: Originally Posted By r0b0t on 5/23/2010

How about his ex's ****?

How about my ex's ****

How bout TM's ex-****.

Quote: Originally Posted By dherz_263 on 5/24/2010Ive never seen 2

I usually bail by about hour 8. I may have gotten through the entire first season--but at some point I lose interest.

I never got into Lost, but I may Netflix stream from the beginning.

Noble would be in Supporting actor, and I'm assuming O'Quinn and Emerson are sure things this time. Naveen Andrews might sneak back in, and I wouldn't be totally shocked if there was a surprise nomination for Holloway.

Quote: Originally posted by rlahann on 5/24/2010How people reacted to the finale is turning into a nice little litmus test of coolness. I might have to purge a quarter of my friends.

Word...Just had a civil chat with my ex for the first time in a while when discussing the finale. Then followed that up by cursing at one of my best friends because he swore the shot of the fuselage over the closing credits meant they all died in the crash and the past 6 seasons meant nothing.

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Quote: Originally posted by rlahann on 5/24/2010 How people reacted to the finale is turning into a nice little litmus test of coolness. I might have to purge a quarter of my friends.

Heh, agreed

The people that don't get it are of a different, lower caste.

Quote: Originally Posted By tylermathias on 5/24/2010Noble would be in Supporting actor, and I'm assuming O'Quinn and Emerson are sure things this time. Naveen Andrews might sneak back in, and I wouldn't be totally shocked if there was a surprise nomination for Holloway

Noble/O'Quinn/Emerson are guaranteed. If Lithgow counts as a supporting actor for Dexter instead of a guest star, then he'd be in there as well.

I do wish I hadn't stayed up for the Kimmel thing. It was ok, but not worth losing an hour of sleep. Although, the gag alternate endings and Josh Holloway's video drop-in from the set of his new project are worth seeing if they're online somewhere.

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Quote: Originally posted by rlahann on 5/24/2010 How people reacted to the finale is turning into a nice little litmus test of coolness. I might have to purge a quarter of my friends.

Word...Just had a civil chat with my ex for the first time in a while when discussing the finale. Then followed that up by cursing at one of my best friends because he swore the shot of the fuselage over the closing credits meant they all died in the crash and the past 6 seasons meant nothing

Even the people who are needing to be persuaded that they didn't die in the crash but still liked the episode are okay in my book. It's the ones adamantly criticizing it for bullshit like Sayid winding up with Sharon or not knowing what made Walt so special.

I have to admit, I was hoping for a little Walt explanation, but I was pretty sure we weren't getting it.

Quote: Originally Posted By tylermathias on 5/24/2010I do wish I hadn't stayed up for the Kimmel thing. It was ok, but not worth losing an hour of sleep. Although, the gag alternate endings and Josh Holloway's video drop-in from the set of his new project are worth seeing if they're online somewhere

I didn't watch it. I will later.

Quote: Originally Posted By tylermathias on 5/24/2010I have to admit, I was hoping for a little Walt explanation, but I was pretty sure we weren't getting it

Hoping for is different than saying the show is a failure for not addressing.