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How was it smarmy? He was just replying to what Andy and Kevin said earlier about Ryan being able to get any girl he wanted.

Hi thurrrrrrrrrr. Lyle Kane was amazing. Digital short and Solid Gold were my favorites, too. "I like to make vests!" And that was definitely LeBron's best skit, because he only had one line. And I laughed at Weekend Update more than I have in a long time. Seth was on fire.

6 Preview Clips and Cast Interviews for Fun Run Yes yes yes yes and yes.

Also, no heart next to the thread? You really dropped the ball on this one, PK. Anyway, I think what's going to be really interesting about the first four hour-longs is how they make them so that the two halves are cohesive as a one-hour, but can still make sense if they're split into half-hour episodes for reruns (since the two halves are counted towards the 30 episode order).

I've seen the commercials enough times to be 95% turned off from Chuck. Adam Baldwin is the only thing that interests me about it.

I was hoping "Even for the internet, it's pretty shocking" would be the subtitle. Anyway:

--variety Yessssssss. I'm psyched. Even though it won't be out until 2009-10ish.

yeah-uh.

I love this website. Linkin Park - "My December" Rhett Miller - "Come Around" Green Day - "Minority" Continue.

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That stage was retarded though. I'm glad Spader called them out on it.

The "please watch this show" award. But I love Tina Fey, so I'm quite alright with it. Awesome.

oh, oops, nvm. I didn't know Boston Legal was still on the air. That David E. Kelley.

That was bizarre. What, if mothers ruled the world there wouldn't be war? That was a mercy-censoring.

Wow, big upset. But definitely deserved. I love Extras.

Very glad Greg gave a shoutout to the other writers. And his dash off stage was amazing.

It would be hilarious if after all of this, something like Heroes beat The Sopranos.

That Steve Carell video was the best part of the show so far. Jenna looked amazing.

The writing intros are always the best.

Fuck, Emmys.

Go Locke!!

Was BJ Novak with Hayden Panettiere? Nice work, dude. I just saw Hayden, so it's not her. Where do I know her from. Cerie from 30 Rock?

The show's tomorrow night. And it's hosted by Ryan Seacrest. So you KNOW it'll be good. Predictions/wishes? I really, really, really want Jenna Fischer to win Best Supporting Actress. The Office could lose every other award and I wouldn't care. Best Comedy is a really close call between The Office, 30 Rock, and Ugly Betty. They may give it to 30 Rock to try and get it more viewers, like they did with Arrested Development. And Alec Baldwin will probably win despite having a shitty episode submission. He has all the hype. And, the Sopranos love is going to have to be cut off somewhere. Best Supporting Actor. Terry O'Quinn ftw.

I had a near fucking religious experience seeing Ryan Adams & The Cardinals live. They played the most from Cold Roses and Easy Tiger unsurprisingly, but did bust out a few surprises from Heartbreaker (Call Me On Your Way Back Home, My Winding Wheel and Damn, Sam). And they actually knocked out my two favorites, "Magnolia Mountain" and "I Taught Myself How to Grow Old" right off the bat. For the finale, they fucking rocked out on "I See Monsters" for a good 6 minutes. Nothing better.

And he was amazing in She's the Man.