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Emmy Liveblog: Watch This Space

By James Poniewozik | @poniewozik | September 15, 2007 | +

That’s right. Keep watching it. Keeeeeeeep watchin’. All weekend. Hey! You looked away! I said, keep…

OK, you can look away in a second, but first: if you can manage to balance your margarita and chips atop your laptop, join Tuned In Sunday night for a liveblog of the Emmy awards. I probably won’t cover the red carpet, pre-red-carpet, or pre-pre-red-carpet, as I’ll be busy making the Tuned In household’s traditional Emmy/Oscar night chili. (There’s something about an awards show that matches perfectly with a bowl full of beans. I’ll let you figure that one out.) But I’ll cover the awards until the end until Ryan says “Seacrest out!” or until I pass out drunk over my keyboard, whichever comes first.

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  • Allison

    Good luck to you in making it through (or passing out quickly, whichever you prefer). I can’t stand award shows.

  • http://www.blimptv.net/mostpopularv2.html Angie

    Well, we are surprised Fox didn’t edit half of the comments, well, maybe they did. I never thought I would see the day when Sally Field was censored on public television. What’s next? Meryl Streep? Its amazing what language content is censored…. after all the smut I have seen on the boob tube. Not to mention, the sopranos, speaking of foul language, in which the ending as lackluster as it was, still won an emmy. Here at Blimp TV, we thought the real ending that would be more deserving of an emmy would go something like this: Click our URL to see the video… as posted on Huffington Post’s entertainment page today. We would love to have your comments on the vid. and what you think of censorship altogether.

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