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Garry Shandling hosts the 56th gala, which has HBO leading with 124 nominations, nearly twice as many as NBC, its nearest rival. “Angels in America” has the most nods by program with 21, followed by “The Sopranos” with 20 and “The West Wing” with 12. Telecast from the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium.
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    We know what you think about the nominees for this year's Primetime Emmy Awards, but what do the lucky nominees have to read more
  • Backstage Scoop at the Emmys | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 9/20/2004
    In order for this year's Primetime Emmy Awards to be considered a success, I decided early on that one of three things must happen. The first one is obvious: To hell with the restraining order, I gotta finally meet Mariska Hargitay. Next, I must observe at least one uncomfortable moment between Sex and the City-movie killer Kim Cattrall and her resentful costars, Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis. And lastly, and this is a big one, the Academy has to end what's arguably ... read more
  • Emmys' Best and Worst Moments | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 9/20/2004
    You folks at home may've watched the 56th Annual Emmy Awards while guzzling beer in old wifebeaters and sweatpants, but we here at TV Guide Online screened it in style! Backstage at L.A.'s Shrine Auditorium, Michael Ausiello and I sat side by side in our natty tuxedos ? he interviewed the newly minted winners while I caught the live feed of the telecast. That meant spending a wacky night of cheering for our faves (The Sopranos!), giggling at celebrity gaffes and sizing up Garry Shandling's ... read more
  • Star Jonesing for the Riverses | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 9/20/2004
    As any true fan of the Emmys knows, the arrivals are almost holier than the show itself. It's our first look at who's wearing what, who's had some work done ? and who needs to ? not to mention where we find proof that certain former costars aren't so cozy anymore. And for years, the keepers of that sacred land have been the mom-daughter mess of Joan and Melissa Rivers. Tacky, tough and maybe a little tanked, the red-carpet commandos made every mistake in the book. And we loved them for it. So... read more
  • Mariska Eyes Her Emmy! | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/16/2004
    Did TV Guide Online's 2004 Dream Emmy Ballot call it or what? In the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category, four out of our five picks were nominated by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. And it's an understatement to say we're especially psyched to see NBC crimefighter Mariska Hargitay in the running. As Det. Olivia Benson on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, the 40-year-old daughter of 1950s screen siren Jayne Mansfield has wowed us consistently. Just hours after ... read more
  • Emmy Dream Ballot: Comedy | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 6/1/2004
    Lead Actor ? Comedy Jason Bateman (Michael, Arrested Development): A revelation. The former child actor has grown into a wonderfully appealing leading man. As the one sane member of a bitterly dysfunctional family, Bateman drips with irony, sarcasm and wit.Zach Braff (J.D., Scrubs): Let's just get this out of the way now: Braff is a freakin' comic genius. Whew, we feel better now. That said, in a TV landscape overpopulated by cynics and sexpots, his gawky medicine man gently reminds us of the... read more
  • 2004 Dream Emmy Ballot | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 6/1/2004
    Although nominations for the 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards won't be announced until July 15, one thing is certain (at least if history is any indication): The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences is gonna get it all wrong! That's why for the fourth year in a row, TV Guide's Matt Roush and Michael Ausiello (with a little help from Bruce Fretts and freelancer Ben Katner) have compiled a list of the shows and actors we feel are truly deserving of recognition. Please, Academy members, we ... read more
  • Emmy Dream Ballot: Drama | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 6/1/2004
    Lead Actor ? Drama Michael Chiklis (Mackie, The Shield): The former Commish and Daddio star continues his career transformation in this dark crime drama's best season yet. Like a Soprano with a badge, Vic Mackey is part cop, part crook ? and thanks to Chiklis's crafty and muscular intensity, always scarily unpredictable.Peter Gallagher (Sandy, The O.C.): Since Emmy loves to honor showy performances, Gallagher's subtle work as the wry patriarch of Fox's beachfront sudser is likely to go ... read more
  • Emmy Buries Six Feet | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 1/9/2004
    Don't look for Six Feet Under to kill the competition when nominations for the 56th annual Prime-time Emmys are announced in July. The HBO drama, which led last year's Emmy derby with 16 nods, kicks off its fourth season in June ? which is outside the Academy's eligibility period for 2004 honors. HBO's been in this situation before: Emmy also declared The Sopranos ineligible when its fourth season was delayed until Sept. 2002. While waiting two years for another Emmy fix may seem like a fate... read more

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Premise: Garry Shandling hosts the 56th gala, which has HBO leading with 124 nominations, nearly twice as many as NBC, its nearest rival. “Angels in America” has the most nods by program with 21, followed by “The Sopranos” with 20 and “The West Wing” with 12. Telecast from the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium.

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