You've got to fight for your right to Emmy
The characters represented in the race for outstanding actor in a miniseries or movie have one thing in common: You wouldn't want to tick them off.
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Fitting in
Being the new kid on the block of an established set can be intimidating
'Loser' brand breaks new horizons
An endorsement from a pop star or a pro athlete has value, but not nearly as much as a stamp of approval from a certain reality series. Over the course of 13 seasons, "The Biggest Loser" has grown…
The opposite of hex
Actors often score big kudos when playing a character dramatically different from themselves.
Miniseries entries for the Emmys
With time to elaborate on story, character and setting, these projects made the hours spent by auds more than worthwhile.
Defining a cable hit
"Mad Men" has three Emmys for drama series, a die-hard fan base and, at $3 million an episode, the most generous budget in basic cable. What it doesn't have is a massive audience.
Minority actresses still face issues
In "La Femme Nikita," Maggie Q can body slam three assailants at once, shoot with deadly precision and slip neatly into a one-piece bikini. But those abilities pale in comparison to her most…
Sorting out the best of TV dramas
Veteran series were constantly seeking new ways to keep longtime viewers riveted.
Riled-up rookies could shake up Emmy drama race
Several new dramas have potential to unseat Emmy nomination mainstays
Emmy comedy: Veteran contenders
These veteran comedies continue to deliver the laughs.
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