Of all the shows mentioned in this rundown of the 2003 Emmy Awards, I don’t watch any of them except Who’s Line Is It Anyway? (Emmy to Wayne Brady for best individual in a variety ormusical program) and, occasionally, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (best variety series, and writing thereof).
Looking at the detailed list … well, no, nothing else awarded last night is something I watch.
Only when we get into the “creative arts” ghetto (awarded a week ago) do we get a couple of hits. I have watched The Simpsons (animated under one hour, voiceover performance) (though I watch it only occasionally, in reruns), Malcolm in the Middle (“single-camera picture editing for a comedy series”) (though I haven’t watchd it regularly for a couple of years), Alias (nonprosthetic makeup for a series, stunt coordination) (though I’m only just now starting to watch it on DVD), Firefly (as earlier mentioned) (and now it’scancelled), Samurai Jack (individual achievement ni animation) (and I only watch it on occasion) — sheesh, that’s about it.
I obviously don’t watch enough TV. And that’s fine by me.
(via BuzzMachine)
Firefly is cancelled but Firefly lives on. The whole series–including episodes we did not see–is coming to DVD.
And a movie is in development.
So there’s some hope there yet!
Of course, you could always watch (gack) “Enterprise”…
FPK3
Yeah, we keep up with the Firefly news ’round here parts.