This year's Primetime Emmy nominations are out with a few interesting notes:
- HBO's war series, "The Pacific" had 24 nominations for virtually every conceivable category, especially in writing, directing, and technical achievements.
- "The Tonight Show" got four nominations, all for Conan O'Brien and not for Jay Leno.
- "Glee" had 19 nominations but I don't care. I refuse to watch. I just can't do it. The same goes for "Dancing with the Stars," which had 9 nominations.
- "Mad Men" leads dramatic series with 17 nominations.
- Steve Carell has his seventh nomination but hasn't won yet.
- Piper, Ks native Eric Stonestreet was nominated for best supporting actor in a comedy.
- Of the twelve series nominated for best comedy or best drama, I only watch two. Both of which I came to late but I was drawn to reports of excellent writing which I believe to be true. The two are "The Office" and "Mad Men."
- "Castle" has three nominations.
- "Dirty Jobs," "Deadliest Catch," and "Mythbusters" all got nominations.
- Every actor on "The Pacific" got snubbed.
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