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Emmys

Good News Everyone!

David Tennant Might Win An Emmy For Playing A Robot

The 40th annual daytime Emmy Awards nominations were were recently announced and while “daytime Emmy” may bring to mind soap operas and talk shows, the awards also celebrate animation and children’s shows. And as it turns out, Doctor Who’s David Tennant is nominated this year for his role on Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Hit the jump for more, including rumors of his connection to Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Power Rangers Go Pop!

Funko has unveiled their latest Pop! figures (we were previously excited about the Game of Thrones collection) and it’s the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! (via Comics Alliance)

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To Boldly Go

Leonard Nimoy is Very Sad That Fringe Didn’t Get Any Emmy Nominations

Emmy nomination time is tough for a lot of people. For sci-fi/fantasy shows, though, it can be a particularly irritating reminder of how underappreciated their work remains to be. This is something veteran sci-fi icon Leonard Nimoy‘s had to face for over fifty years. He’s being pretty vocal about it, too; the actor’s taken to the web to express his disappointment in Hollywood for snubbing Fox sci-fi show Fringe

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And So It Begins

The 2012 Emmy Nominations Are Out, Let’s Start Arguing!

The 2012 Primetime Emmy nominations are out, and you know what that means: the upcoming 2 months of baseless speculation and over-analysis by your favorite entertainment blogs starts right here, right now. Before everyone goes to war in the comments, let’s take a moment to look at the nominations!

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Insidery

Animators Angered Over Community Emmy Nominations

Family Guy’s Seth McFarlane and The Simpsons’ creator Matt Groening are all riled up over Community. And no, it isn’t because Dan Harmon is gone.

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Not a Misprint

Aaron Sorkin Broke His Nose While Writing

Aaron Sorkin did that to his face, guys. While writing. That is how intense he is — he breaks his freaking face. You might be wondering if this means that Aaron Sorkin actually walks and talks while he writes, but no. That is not the case. At least not this time. No, he was reading some of his own writing to himself in a mirror and then got too close. And like some scene out of Evil Dead 2, the reflection of Aaron Sorkin reached out of the mirror and punched the real Sorkin in the face. No, I’m kidding. But he did head-butt himself by accident. And then he went to the Emmys, where Getty Images got the picture from above (that is Brenda Strong to the left). Thank you, Getty Images. And thank you, Aaron Sorkin.

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The Boob Tube

Here Is Your Emmy Round-Up, Mary Sue-Style

Here is everything you need to know about the Emmys: pretty much the most predictable, safe nominees won, with maybe a few exceptions. The most exciting — and I use that term very generously — moments were (as usual) related to the women nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series. But a certain geek-friendly win was pretty exciting, even if it was the only geek-friendly victory of the night. Let’s take a look, shall we? And find out what the moment pictured above was all about?

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Great Hera!

Christina Hendricks Talks Wonder Woman, Outs Brother As Doll Owner

“I grew up on the TV show, and I had Wonder Woman Underoos, and my brother had a Wonder Woman doll — sorry, Aaron, you’re exposed. And Nicolas said, when we were on set, ‘I want you to be Wonder Woman.’ And I think he is such an extraordinary and exceptional director, that if he asked me to do it, I would do it in a heartbeat … Hopefully the stars would align. It would be really fun. It would be cool, wouldn’t it? I’d get to kick ass.”Christina Hendricks, who is in Drive, which opened this weekend and is directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, who has said he would like to do a reboot of Wonder Woman with Hendricks as the lead, and it might just happen if his reboot of Logan’s Run is successful. Hendricks is also nominated for an Emmy tonight for her work on AMC‘s Mad Men, so let’s wish her some good vibes and transfer those vibes to the Logan’s Run reboot so she can then become Wonder Woman.

(via The Frisky)

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And So It Begins

In The Game of Thrones, You Get Nominated for a Bunch of Emmys Or Die

This morning Melissa McCarthy and Joshua Jackson got up at about three in the morning to announce the nominations for the 2011 Emmy Awards. Game of Thrones and some other sci-fi fare took home some impressive nominations, as did a bevvy of awesome women in comedy. Follow the jump for the details.

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A Lesson in Humility

Fred Rogers Sends Us On Our Way [Video]

And so, after a day of tragedy and chaos, we leave you with Fred Rogers, accepting his Lifetime Achievement Award at the 1997 Emmys, and putting things in perspective. Rogers passed away in 2003, leaving behind a legacy of supporting children’s education as well as public broadcasting. In an interview with CNN, he’d said that he went into television because he “hated it”, specifically the way it produced its children’s programming, and then spent his career fixing it. Thanks, Mr. Rogers!

(mental_floss)

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