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laufire · 3 years

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Supernatural s2

I’m halfway through s3 already (technically a rewatch, but there were episodes I didn’t watch the first time around), so this post is a little overdue lol. At this rhythim the posts will overlap. Plus I’m hoping I can finish s4-5 during the holidays to see the ~intended ending~ before I have to slow down on the binge-watch. After that, a season a month sounds achievable AND won’t take longer than 2021 xD

ANYWAY.

-Overall, I’ve enjoyed it more than the first one, but at the same time I’ve found myself missing how... claustrophobic? Insular? Compact? That one was. s2 was about the world opening up just a little bit more, introducing new characters to the brothers’ life, etc. I do love the detail that this is something that can only have, narratively speaking, once John is dead. Again: this show gets abusive families, consciously or not.

-The foreshadowing is beautifully done. 15 seasons make for a lot of unintentional and ironic foreshadowing later on, I’m sure, but the purposeful foreshadowing is superb this season. About the crossroads deals, of course, but especially about John’s last words. I already knew he’d told Dean he might have to kill Sam (father of the year, seriously. Though I side-eye the fandom even more for always having acted as if this is only awful for Dean lol), so I was hyperaware of every single detail. My favourite moment was the absolute horror of hearing Gordon proudly, cheerfully relate how he murdered his sister when she became a vampire (which, btw, as someone that’s still bitter about what went down with the Gunn siblings on Angel, I found it healing to see something like that treated as a horror story).

-Speaking of Gordon: I unashamedly love his character lmfao. Sterling K. Brown is mesmerizing, always. At the same time, I have serious mixed feelings (especially after seeing his arc in full in s3) because man, if it isn’t a racist mess. I’ve mentioned this before, but it’s not exactly revolutionary that the first time we see the story from the monster’s POV (something I want the show to do! Often!), it’s when white monsters are stalked and brutalized by our first black hunter. Especifically a white woman, btw (although I’m happy to see Tara Maclay as a brunette vampire. I didn’t know I needed that in my life, but I did). And you can tell that the show thinks it’s just so SMART and FUNNY to have a ~racist black hunter!! I mean, the comment about how psychic kids would be “betraying their race” if they allied with demons?? FFS.

And ofc there’s the fact that he’s condemned for the exact same type of stuff that makes Dean be hailed as a hero lmfao. Though I won’t like, I love the moment where, faced with the comparison, Dean’s response is “I might be like you, I might not. But you’re the one tied up.” I love those kinds of character moments. As of s2 I officially have a love-hate relationship with Dean Winchester, I hate it here xDD

But still, on his own, Gordon is an amazing character (it’s one of the most frustrating things about the show, the greatness tainted by the bigotry :))). Charismatic, terrifying, and ofc superbly acted. Also, I love that the fact that he praised John (as opposed to every other hunter having a rockier relationship with him) is clearly supposed to be a red flag LMFAO.

-I enjoy how the seasons delves more deeply into Sam’s ~~dark origins, since it was my fave thing about him way back when. I’m already mourning the (as I suspect) lost of his powers, ngl. There’s a little more attention in how he tends to over-identify with supernatural creatures struggling with their ~dark sides too (bitch me too, the fuck xD), which I LOVE to see (among other reasons because at least in that way we get a little of their POV in the forefront lol). One of my favourites in that sense was the episode centered around the ghost-who-didn’t-know-she-was-ghost, played by Tricia Helfer. I clocked early one what was going on, but it was still very enjoyable, especially with Sam’s empathy with her (contrasted by Dean being a total bitch about it, btw. I can’t believe I still see post about how Dean is all heart/kindness/compassion/whatever the fuck. Dean is all about selective empathy and only when it conveniences him, pls).

I was more divided on the episode with Madison the werewolf, tbh. OTOH it put Sam in a better position, for a change xD. As the one willing to make The Hard Choices by fulfilling his promise to kill her because she was dangerous, even when Dean offered to ~take the burden from him. OTOH I hate that kind of thing lol. YOU GUYS KNOW A HUNTER PRO LIKE BOBBY, I BET HE COULD’VE FIGURED OUT SOMETHING TO CONTAIN HER A FEW NIGHTS A MONTH. Also, my immediate reaction was to compare this to when my man Angel had a crush on a werelady and helped her every month lmfao. But then, very few characters can withstand a comparison with Angel, in any sense :P

I also liked Sam’s subplot with his fellow demon-psychic kids, though I wish it’d lasted longer :/ (also: RME at the queer girl dying almost immediately AND her power being killing people, her girlfriend first of all, with her touch. The black guy was the last one to die at least...?). My fave was Ava, by far. I loved her since her reaction to helping Sam stealing a psychiatrist’s records was yelling “I’M AWESOME!!”. It made it easy to buy that someone that appeared so mundane, with her easy life and her fiance and whatnot, would become so power hungry and go off the rails, IMO.

BTW: RME at Dean being all “oh Sam is going too dark/becoming to cold” when Sam kills Jake. Jake ripped off his spine and killed him first!! It both amuses me and infuriates me all the times Dean tries to push Sam to be more like himself and then freaks out whenever Sam is not all sunshine and rainbows (while still remaining, IMO, far less cold than Dean himself. Besides, it’s not easy to be colder than Dean, lol).

Lastly, a little character detail I loved was when Sam was jealous about Dean being in the federal database but not himself lmfao.

-I loved the new foreshadowing crumb with Sam finding out Mary knew the demon, too (information he’ll withhold from Dean, which I approve of LOL). I mean, I know exactly what’s up, I’ve watched most of s4 xD (also, what is UP with this family and making deals with demons. Everyone but Sam so far!! And then HE gets dragged for ~getting too close to one smh. Maybe lead by example!! Also also: yes, it was meant to be ambiguous, but I can’t help but notice the only kiss-pact -or further, depending to how close YED was to Lilith’s levels, since to make a deal with her you have to fuck xD- we didn’t see was the one that must’ve happened between John and YED. Cowards!! xD). Still. I’m so curious about her. Her resurrection is one of the main reasons I’m determined to make it to the later seasons, ngl.

-Another thing I LOVED about this season is how they used sibling relationships to parallel/foreshadow stuff about the brothers, the way s1 did often with fathers. I’ve already mentioned Gordon and his sister, but the others are not less brutal imo: Andy having to kill his evil twin, who wanted him all for himself (... Dean is that you xD); the little girl’s ghost who wanted her grand-niece to commit suicide to stay with her, and didn’t give in until her old sister agreed to die in her place. It was chilling. Also, at one point the parallel was between the brothers and a married couple (the ghost-who-didn’t-know-she-was-a-ghost) and asñdlfkajsf. I’m guessing they had fun with the shippers lol.

Speaking of the brothers’ relationship, this season also goes a little further in escalating the violence between them, when Dean punches Sam in the face and he refuses to respond (“you can hit me all you want, it won’t change anything”. Fuck), or when Dean again punches Sam after Sam was possessed by Meg ¬¬

-Going back to my love-hate relationship with Dean, lmfao. My biggest beef remains how much validation his POV gets from the narrative, granted or not; he’s one of the most irritating cases of protagonist-centered morality and I know it’s only going to get worse smh. At least this season it feels a little more balanced than in s1, with episodes like the one where the civilian Sam had tried to keep away dies halfway through the ep because Dean allowed him to get involved, for example. Still, it grates on me xD. The continuing prison rape jokes/demonic possession rape jokes (with Meg and Sam), his general grossness with women and his lack of sympathy for non-humans even when they’re not trying to hurt anyone don’t exactly help. Also, I often see him praised for some of his political views, a lot of which I agree with (his mistrust of cops, saying convicts don’t deserve to die no matter what they do), but when contrasted with his general attitude across the show it’s really grating ngl.

But then he has such AMAZING character details thrown in, that make me appreciate him as a POV character nonetheless, as much as I often want to curb stomp the guy xD. I loved his speech about how there’s no such thing as a dignified death. I love how he refused to come near his mother’s grave, both at the beginning and at the end of the episode (this show is like, the cure to DCCW’s shows false fuzzy sentimentality istg). I love his pop-culture references, like when Sam mentions Dean always thought OJ was the murderer or Dean jokes about freeing Katie Holmes from Scientology’s cult xD (sometimes it really hits you how old this show is lol). I enjoyed his Wishverse episode, and his lines after Sam dies/he sells his soul to save him (“I had one job”, “my life can mean something”) hit HARD.

But most of all? I LOVE how and why he starts losing respect for John. It’s so fucking cold and abrupt and makes so much sense!! Like, yes, part of it is John’s message about killing Sam (... again, father of the year!), but most of all it’s about John making a pact with a demon and dying TO SAVE DEAN (and probably, simply that he died at all. That shit de-mystifies anyone). IT’S SO FUCKING GREAT TO WATCH. “He spent his life chasing that demon. He was supposed to die fighting, not making a deal with the damn thing. That was supposed to be his legacy, not this." Damn, Dean xDD. The *contempt* with which he said that killed me.

I also love his inherently atheist vision of the world (even if yes, it’s extremely funny knowing this show has canon God and angels and shit -no Jesus Christ though, which I find endlessly funny-, or that they actually meet the archangel Gabriel in disguise xD. Either way, the episode with the fake angel and its foreshadowing was hilarious), his anti-destiny stance, and that it’s him and not John who gets to kill YED.

-I liked Ellen and Jo. Not LOVED, but I liked them. I keep fearing that secondary (especially female) characters will feel empty/shallow but the show keeps proving me wrong, even with one-episode wonders, and at first I wasn’t sure about them, but I was sold quickly. Partially because of the actresses, they both had this... humanizing, endearing quality? It worked really well. I also loved the explicit contrast between John and Ellen’s parenting styles, with Ellen wanting Jo to return to school and be safe from the hunt, and Jo wanting something different. Also, I wouldn’t ship it if you paid me, but LOL at anyone who actually buys Dean sees Jo as a ~little sister just because MEG said that rme.

This show is just REALLY good when it comes to giving depth to a character with only a couple of brush strokes, which makes it all the more frustrating when they abruptly die or disappear to never be seen again/only once more (to abruptly die!) :)))

I was less sold on Ash; he was amusing, but having a Genius Hacker TM helping them out seemed like the beginning of increasingly giving the brothers ways of deux ex machina-ing them out of problems, when one of my favourite things about the show is seeing them creatively find ways out themselves. I like when they’re competent! Like with the multitude of codes they have to improvise plans, like in the episode where with two words through a lawyer they implemented a quick scheme so that Sam would escape from a police precinct. I like that stuff.

-I’m still so bitterly jealous about the dead man’s blood hurting vampires detail. SO BITTERLY JEALOUS. I love a lot of what this show does with its lore but that little bit is the worst offender. I want it so bad xD

#talking to the void #my thoughts #spn thoughts #supernatural #sam winchester #dean winchester #gordon walker #ellen harvelle #jo harvelle #spn s2 #the winchesters get to have a tag I GUESS

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letterstothemidnightsociety · 3 years

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It’s been a wild few weeks but surprise! I am back and I am still watching two dudes beat up ghosts and look pretty. It’s Supernatural!

Alright so here I am on the penultimate disc (thanks Lemony Snicket) of season 2 and at this point in the series we should be ramping up for the season finale. If you look back at this point in season 1, that meant putting the Winchesters under heavy fire (with the one funny episode), but this season it feels like they’re more interested in philosophical, emotional ramping than action ramping (with one funny episode).

So many FEELINGS!

And you know what? I gotta hand it to Kripke and Co., cuz they figured out what worked in season 1 (brothers and feelings) and they leaned into it this season (brothers + feelings = 15 seasons). It’s a little hit and miss, but the core of season 2 is all about the line between Monsters and Men. I say hit and miss because we have spent a LOT of time on Dean this season but these episodes are all about Sam. And Dean’s arc is very different from Sam’s. Dean’s emotional arc is all about how he’s done with hunting, he’s done with sacrificing, which is WILD if you think about how early in the series this is. And yeah, it does, it does tie in to Sam’s troubles but it just doesn’t feel as clean as it could. Maybe it’s just because they spend much more time on Dean’s feelings? Maybe it’s cuz I personally pay more attention to Dean that I feel this way? But also, consider: the ep where Sam seemingly goes off the rails is all about Dean’s internal struggle with whether or not he can waste his own brother, even if his brother is evil now. We don’t ever see the fallout from Sam’s point of view. Sam was possessed at the time, he didn’t really go darkside, but also, Sam was possessed at the time??? And we don’t see any emotional fallout from that?!?!?

Nah, we’ll just end on this cringy joke about a girl being all up in Sam for a week and deflect away from our problems, nbd.

Kripke has mentioned in interviews that he thought the mythos of this season was muddled and that the psychic children plotline doesn’t really land because we never see Sam struggle with whether he’s good or not. At this point in the season, I definitely agree. They do give dialogue to Sam to remind viewers that he’s struggling with who he is, but they don’t devote enough screen time to it to make it feel like it lands. Dean’s struggle to keep Sam alive hits a lot heavier, but that may have more to do with that face and that g- d- lip quiver.

Damn you and that lip quiver Jensen Ackles. Oh wait, this show already did!

Now we’re gonna make an abrupt turn into Sam’s emotional arc for the series. See, for the next few episodes we’re gonna follow a bunch of Monsters, right? By surface level definition, they are all text book Monsters, but they aren’t Villains, and that’s a big distinction. Because a lot of these characters are fundamentally good people, but they’re also the thing that the Winchesters have sworn their lives to hunt, so, like...how do we deal with that?

First up we have “Roadkill”, which I like as a deviation from the regular format. There’s a lot of this tinkering going around this season, or at least, those are the episodes that stand out the most to me. I of course love Tricia Helfer (as a sort-of-but-not-really Battlestar Galactica Fan). This episode straight up brings us back to that key question this season: Are All Monsters Evil? Sam consistently draws a pretty clear distinction between Monster and Bad Guy, Dean consistently does not. Sam makes it clear that he has to believe there’s a line because if #YesAllMonsters are evil, and Sam’s abilities/destiny make him kind of a Monster, the logic follows that he’ll become evil too, or perhaps already is.

In this ep we see Helfer as Molly, a woman who slowly comes to realize that she is a ghost who has been haunting the same stretch of road once a year for twelve years. I think Helfer totally crushes it. I think Molly as a character is hella interesting. She comes across as a pretty realized person rather than just a caricature. There’s a lot of heart in her and I appreciate that she handles The Truth pretty well, both when Sam and Dean tell her about the hauntings and then later when they reveal that she has been dead for over a decade. She asks good questions, like where DO those ghosts go once they’ve been busted? And she represents our philosophical conundrum - she’s a ghost that they have to bust, but she’s not evil. She’s not even really that bad. She’s just stuck here and can’t figure out how to move on. By the logic of the show, if she sticks around for too much longer she’ll start to get corrupted, but for now she’s just a scared, lost, woman trying to find her husband. She even starts to sympathize with the actual bad guy of the episode, a man she vehicular-manslaughtered but who comes back every year to torture her.

And in the end, she finds peace! This is the second ghost this season that they actually lay to rest, not just defeat, and it’s nice. I think it’s nice.

Is it odd that, for an episode that should hit so close to Sam’s internal struggle, the whole story is told from Molly’s POV? Again, I loved it, I love seeing the Winchesters from an external point of view, but it is...interesting...

Then we get “Heart”, which just digs deeper into the themes we got in “Roadkill.”

This time, our Extra of the Week is another unwitting Monster. Emmanuelle Vaugier plays Madison, a kind of kickass lady who is really getting her shit together. She’s dumped her bad boyfriend, she’s killin’ it at work (lol), she’s out with friends, she’s a homeowner - this chick is LEGIT. And damn if she doesn’t know what she wants. Almost from the minute that Sam steps into her house she is into him, like, into him. She knows exactly what she’s doing when she dumps that basket of panties in front of him to “fold” them. Their chemistry together is good and honestly I was pretty thrilled for both of them when they got down to business.

Good for you, you crazy kids! Good for you!

But tragically, Madison is also werewolf. She’s completely oblivious to the fact that she is definitely murdering people on the full moon. When Sam finds out, and then finds out that Madison is not only unable to control her transformations or murders, but also unaware of what’s happening entirely, it’s another blatantly obvious metaphor for what Sam is dealing with - do supernatural powers make me a monster? Does being a monster make me evil? Does it count as evil if I’m not in control of my actions? And I love that this forces Dean to re-evaluate his stance as well. Cuz see Dean (and I love the guy) views things in very black and white terms, rarely asks questions and is 100% ready to kill this girl because she’s a Monster, full stop. Sam throws this back in his face with the line “So me you won’t kill me, but her you’re just gonna blow away?”, reminding us that Dean’s attitude is pretty damn hypocritical. And I say all of this as a Dean stan who loves watching that lip quiver, but also I am much more in agreement with Sam’s line of thinking on this - we can make a distinction between Monster and Evil in this show. I think ultimately, Dean starts to do this too, but just not in this episode.

To their credit, they do try to save Madison, but failing that, they realize that Madison can’t be saved and so she’ll have to be put down - they can’t save her, so they have to kill her, if you will. It’s a surprisingly emotional climax and got pretty heavy at the end when Sam - who’s trying to figure out if he is worth saving - has to...what do we want to call this, a mercy killing? An execution? I don’t know, it’s mostly just a hell of a gut punch. A well done gut punch, but a gut punch nonetheless.

The first lady that Sam bones since his fiancé and then you’re just like, and now you KILL her! Damn, show, what is WRONG with you?!?

I have to point out that we end the episode on Dean’s face. Like, I’m not mad about it, I am thrilled that on the list of Things That Work, Kripke and Co. were like, oh yeah, gotta put in as much Sad Dean Face as possible, but also, this was Sam’s episode? So shouldn’t we...get one final shot...of Sam? Like, I’m not crazy, right? They’re really pushing Dean this season, right? Who is this season supposed to be about?!?!?!

This is it! This is the last shot of the episode! This Sam-Centric Episode!

And then after all that heaviness and spiritual questioning, we get our Funny Episode. Meta Episode? Doesn’t matter.

“Hollywood Babylon” is A+ Great and I love it. I love watching shows about shows, it is my jam. Watching this time, I did wish they’d thrown in more niche? Like, I just felt like the inside jokes could have been more inside, but also, Dean was SO happy in this episode, I didn’t even care. We so rarely see anyone in this show be happy, it’s nice that they get a break sometimes. It’s also weird that Sam seemed to get the most break? As in, he was getting a break from this episode entirely, especially since the last episode was a pretty heavy emotional arc for him? It’s a weird choice, but not something I really noticed because I was distracted by Dean working his way up from PA to Grip in like, a day, and I was just so proud of him. Anyway it was nice. It was NICE!

He’s doing SUCH a good job!

In this episode, our super special Extra of the Week is another lady, the fictional actress Tara Benchley played by Elizabeth Whitmere. I should probably stop using the term extra, by SAG/AFTRA standards she’s (probably?) a Guest Star, but honestly aren’t they all background extras in the lives of the Winchesters? Anyway, I appreciate how they portray Tara. They could very easily have written her to be a real piece of work. She could have been a whiney diva, she could have been a ditz, she could have been any number of Actress Tropes, but she seems pretty even-keeled. She has a certain amount of clout on set, she is friendly with the crew, she’s given a character trait that’s shared by real life actor Jensen Ackles - they really do treat her with a surprising amount of respect for an episode that goes real hard on producers and studios and horror generally. And she doesn’t die! So that’s a plus! But she does sleep with Dean which is...I mean...also a plus? I don’t know. I love Dean but I sometimes wonder how much sex he’s actually had? Like, if you told me it was 75% exaggeration, I’d believe you. Unimportant side head cannon.

And then our final episode on this disc, “Folsom Prison Blues”. About time those boys went to jail, honestly.

What can I say? The boy looks good in a coverall.

We get the return of Henricksen in this episode which is fun! We get a pretty kickass public defender, Mara White (Bridget Ann White), who is also fun! And we get Prison Dean, which is maybe the funnest.

I like the twist with the prison warden - where you think that he’s going to be all aggro and corrupt and it turns out that he’s actually, like...looking out for his charges? In a...In a nice way? I guess? He wants the ghost to stop killing the people in his prison is the only fact that we get in the script, but it leads me to believe that he takes his job seriously and he wants second chances and better lives for all the cons in the yard and that makes me happy. He is also another in a long line of father figures that would have done a better job raising Sam and Dean, but that’s not important. And yeah, some of the cons are probably in here for good reason, but Lucas seems real nice and Tiny literally has a conversation with Dean where he explains that he’s basically just a product of bad parenting + Low Self Esteem, so on a low key level this episode is saying the same thing - just because these prisoners are technically “monsters”, does it mean that they have to die? Does that make the killings in this prison right? Everyone from Dean to the Warden seems to think not. Side note, that story from Tiny sounds eerily like Dean’s own life experiences, so he should probably have paid more attention to it but I guess he was busy getting cardiac arrest from a ghost so whatever.

If this story wasn’t just RIGHT on the nose.

Cuz that’s right, we have a psycho lady vigilante ghost! She does not believe in second chances and is killing cons from beyond the grave with her heart attack powers. And if we look at the low key metaphor tie in that the episode might be trying to make here, then you could argue that the show is coming down pretty hard on this one - just because you’re a Bad Guy doesn’t mean you’re a bad guy! Stop shooting first and asking questions later Dean!

It’s not your fault, bb, you were raised by a dumbass.

And all of this buildup leads to...”What is and What Should Never Be”, possibly one of my fav episodes for Reasons, but guys it’s another SUPER heavy Dean episode, you could even say that Sam, the real Sam, isn’t even in, like 75 - 80% of it before we...get...to...Sam’s season finale? You know what, that’s next week’s problem.

As much as I’m enjoying the stand alone episodes for this season especially, the mythos/arcs here are kind of a mess. I think the 20 ep seasons are instrumental to why audiences love the show, so I don’t want to take episodes away, but I do feel that a shorter season could have streamlined this season arc better. With fewer episodes, you have to focus your story so much more and sharpen your storytelling that Dean’s Arc and Sam’s Arc would probably feel more connected if they tried telling it in 8 - 12 episodes instead of 22. But then we wouldn’t have gotten the show that lasted 15 seasons, so would the trade off be worth it? Maybe some day we’ll find the alternate universe where Kripke waited 15 years to bring his series to Netflix and we got 5 short seasons of something completely different

#Sam Winchester #Dean Winchester #Supernatural #supernatural rewatch #Supernatural season 2 #Roadkill #Heart #Hollywood Babylon #Folsom Prison Blues #Sam and Dean #So much crying!#So many Feelings!#It's only season 2 guys #give yourself somewhere to GO from here!

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ofthedirewolves · 6 years

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Review – Lucifer S03E12: All About Her

Written By: Alex Katsnelson Directed By: Tara Nicole Weyr Starring: Tom Ellis, Lauren German, Tricia Helfer, Aimee Garcia, Kevin Alejandro, Tom Welling Air Date: January 22, 2018

Lucifer is finally officially back from hiatus, which means our favorite crime-solving duo is back. “All About Her” was a wonderful episode, and an excellent start to the latter half of the season, especially after a jarring first half. The episodes were still mostly good, but compared to what we know the writers can do, they were slightly weak. This episode, written by Alex Katsnelson,was very strong and set a good tone for the rest of the season.

Everyone brought their A-game to this episode, but the ones that shone the brightest were the women. It’s appropriate since the episode is called “All About Her.“ The cast of Lucifer has some truly incredible female performers who all shone during this week’s episode. Maze is still struggling with Amenadiel and Linda’s closeness while Linda is feeling guilty about lying to her friend. Chloe is allowed to get angry about Lucifer’s actions. Ella is sad about Pierce yelling at her and we get to see Charlotte’s protective instincts come out.

Betrayed and Angry

Lauren German had a lot more to do in this amazing episode and it reminded us why she’s our female lead. Not to mention, why we love her so much. One of my dislikes of the earlier half of the season was that they had very minimal Chloe screentime. It didn’t seem like we were getting her point of view, but all that changed this week.

Lucifer did something wonderful this episode: they let Chloe Decker get angry. Chloe doesn’t see what viewers see. She’s got no idea of the lengths Lucifer has gone to to protect her, or why he does the things he does. All she sees is her supposed best friend flaking on her time and again. Ever since Lucifer came back from Vegas, the first time, Chloe has been pushing everything down. Instead of reacting to the things he does she just writes them off as “just Lucifer.”

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#Lucifer #Deckerstar #Chloe Decker #Ella Lopez #Charlotte Richards #TV Reviews #maii reviews lucifer #Maii Reviews #Lucifer Review #Lucifer Morningstar

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pineysathome · 4 years

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Full list of Mortal Kombat X Character/Voice Actor Tags

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ferociouscharm · 7 years

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Not going to lie Rick and Morty is pretty sexist when it comes to character design. Like all the really freaky aliens seem to be masculine? Christina Hendricks, Susan Sarandon, Tricia Helfer, Chelsea Kane, and Gillain Jacobs all play characters who look relatively human...and more importantly not ugly. Only Tara Strong’s Tinkles escapes the fate of the Sexy Female Guest Star.

#Rick and morty

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secretlymysti · 6 years

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Tricia Helfer Biography, age, weight, height, movies, net worth, scandal, body measurement

Tricia Helfer Biography, age, weight, height, movies, net worth, scandal, body measurement. Tricia Helfer is a Canadian actress and former model. She was born

in Donalda, Alberta, Canada on April 11, 1974. She is known for her role in Ronald D. Moore's Television series.

Tricia Helfer Biography, age, weight, height, movies, net worth, scandal, body measurement

Date of Birth: 1974 , April-11 Age: 44 years old Birth Nation: Canada Height: 5 Feet 11 Inch Name Tricia Helfer Birth Name Tricia Janine Helfer Father Dennis Helfer Mother Elaine Helfer Nationality Canadian Birth Place/City Donalda Ethnicity White Ethnicity Profession Actress, Model Eye Color Blue Hair Color Blonade Married Yes Married to Jonathan Marshall (m. 2003) Awards Best Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series Battlestar Galactica (2004) Online Presence Facebook, Twitter, Wiki, Instagram Movies Ascension 2014 TV Show Battlestar Galactica 2004 – 2009 Siblings Trina Helfer, Tammy Helfer, Tara Helfer

Tricia Helfer Body Measurement

Body Measurements 34-24-34 inches Weight in KG 56 KG

Tricia Helfer Net Worth

Net Worth $ 4 Million

Tricia Helfer Movies

Year Film Role Notes 2000 Eventual Wife Inga Short film 2003 White Rush Eva 2006 The Genius Club Ally Simon Memory Stephanie Jacobs 2007 Spiral Sasha The Green Chain Leila Cole Walk All Over Me Celene 2008 Inseparable Rae Wicks 2009 Green Lantern: First Flight Boodikka (voice) Open House Lila 2010 A Beginner's Guide to Endings Miranda 2011 Bloodwork Dr. Wilcox PostHuman Kali (voice) Short film 2012 The Forger Sasha 2014 37 Christina Authors Anonymous Sigrid Hagenguth Also known as Strudel 2015 Isolation Lydia Masterson

Tricia Helfer Televisions

2012–2013 Tron: Uprising The Grid Main voice role, 19 episodes 2013 Community Lauren Episode: "Conventions of Space and Time" Finding Christmas Ryan Harrison Television film (Hallmark) Dangerous Intuition Kate Aldrich Television film (Lifetime) 2014 Killer Women Molly Parker Lead role, 8 episodes The Librarians Ms. Willis Episode: "And the Horns of a Dilemma" Ascension Viondra Denninger Television miniseries Spun Out Dave's Ex—Claudia Episode: "Parental Indiscretion" 2015 Suits Harvey's Opposing Counsel—Evan Smith 2 episodes Key & Peele Agent Jackson Episode: "The Job Interview" Falling Skies Espheni Queen Voice role; episode: "Reborn" Con Man Louise 4 episodes Rick and Morty Donna Gueterman Voice role; episode: "The Wedding Squanchers" 2016 Powers FBI Special Agent Angela Lange/Lynx Recurring role (season 2) Operation Christmas Olivia Young Roberts Television film (Hallmark Movies & Mysteries) 2016–.... Lucifer Charlotte Richards/Mom Main role (season 2–season 3) 2017 Sun, Sand and Romance Kate Television film (Hallmark) Read the full article

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Season 3 Episode 3 Lucifer – Mr. and Mrs. Mazikeen Smith Synopsis, Photos, and Promotional Video

FOX released the official synopsis, promotional photos and preview for the Season 3 Episode 3 Lucifer – Mr. and Mrs. Mazikeen Smith, airing October, 16th. We get to see the very talented and badass Maze come back. Lucifer – Mr. and Mrs. Mazikeen Smith was directed by Tara Nicole Weyr. Check out the description and sneak peek photos as well as the promotional trailer for the highly anticipated new episode below.

Synopsis of Lucifer – Mr. and Mrs. Mazikeen Smith

After talking to Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and Linda (Rachael Harris), Maze (Lesley-Ann Brandt) realizes that she is looking for more out of life and decides to head to Canada for a tricky case. Chloe (Lauren German) however, becomes concerned when she feels that Maze is being deceived by a scheming conman. Upon further investigation, Lucifer and Chloe make a stunning realization when they find that their target may be much closer than they thought.

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Tom Ellis (Lucifer Morningstar) Lauren German (Detective Chloe Decker) D.B. Woodside (Amenadiel) Lesley-Ann Brandt (Maze) Kevin Alejandro (Detective Dan Espinoza) Rachael Harris (Dr. Linda Martin) Aimee Garcia (Ella Lopez) Tricia Helfer (Charlotte) Scarlett Estevez (Trixie Espinoza) Tom Welling (Marcus Pierce)

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In the Key of the Creek episode promo by storyboard artist Tara Helfer

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2008/2009 TV Awards

Best Drama Series: Battlestar Galactica Breaking Bad Friday Night Lights In Treatment Mad Men The Shield HONORABLE MENTION: Big Love, Damages, Dexter, Grey’s Anatomy, Law & Order, Life, Lost, Medium, The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency, Rescue Me, Sons of Anarchy, 24 Best Actor - Drama Series: Gabriel Byrne, In Treatment - "Gina, Week Four" Kyle Chandler, Friday Night Lights - "The Giving Tree" Michael Chiklis, The Shield - "Family Meeting" Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad - "ABQ" Jon Hamm, Mad Men - "The Jet Set" Edward James Olmos, Battlestar Galactica - "Daybreak" HONORABLE MENTION: Jamie Bamber, Battlestar Galactica; Matthew Fox, Lost; Michael C. Hall, Dexter; Charlie Hunnam, Sons of Anarchy; Hugh Laurie, House; Denis Leary, Rescue Me; Damian Lewis, Life; Jonny Lee Miller, Eli Stone; Bill Paxton, Big Love; Linus Roache, Law & Order; Jeremy Sisto, Law & Order; James Spader, Boston Legal; Kiefer Sutherland, 24 Best Actress - Drama Series: Connie Britton, Friday Night Lights - "Tami Knows Best" Glenn Close, Damages - "Trust Me" Holly Hunter, Saving Grace - "I Believe in Angels" January Jones, Mad Men - "A Night to Remember" Mary McDonnell, Battlestar Galactica - "Daybreak" Chloe Sevigny, Big Love - "Rough Edges" HONORABLE MENTION: Patricia Arquette, Medium; Rose Byrne, Damages; Sally Field, Brothers and Sisters; Calista Flockhart, Brothers and Sisters; Ginnifer Goodwin, Big Love; Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Regina King, Southland; Evangeline Lilly, Lost; Mary McCormack, In Plain Sight; Molly Parker, Swingtown; Ellen Pompeo, Grey’s Anatomy; Katee Sackhoff, Battlestar Galactica; Jill Scott, The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency; Jeanne Tripplehorn, Big Love Best Supporting Actor - Drama Series: Zach Gilford, Friday Night Lights - "Underdogs" Walton Goggins, The Shield - "Family Meeting" Josh Holloway, Lost - "LaFleur" John Mahoney, In Treatment - "Walter, Week Five" Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad - "Peekaboo" Jimmy Smits, Dexter - "I Had a Dream" HONORABLE MENTION: Christian Clemenson, Boston Legal; Jeremy Davies, Lost; Nelsan Ellis, True Blood; Michael Emerson, Lost; Michael Hogan, Battlestar Galactica; William Hurt, Damages; Vincent Kartheiser, Mad Men; Taylor Kitsch, Friday Night Lights; T.R. Knight, Grey’s Anatomy; Brad Leland, Friday Night Lights; Mark Moses, Mad Men; Dean Norris, Breaking Bad; Terry O’Quinn, Lost; Ron Perlman, Sons of Anarchy; Jesse Plemons, Friday Night Lights; Matthew Rhys, Brothers and Sisters; Aaron Shaw, In Treatment; John Slattery, Mad Men; Sam Waterston, Law & Order; Jake Weber, Medium Best Supporting Actress - Drama Series: Hope Davis, In Treatment - "Mia, Week Four" Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men - "Meditations in an Emergency" Adrianne Palicki, Friday Night Lights - "Tomorrow Blues" Alison Pill, In Treatment - "April, Week Six" CCH Pounder, The Shield - "Family Meeting" Anika Noni Rose, The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency - "Beauty and Integrity" HONORABLE MENTION: Angela Bassett, ER; Alana de la Garza, Law & Order; Rachel Griffiths, Brothers and Sisters; Anna Gunn, Breaking Bad; Tricia Helfer, Battlestar Galactica; Christina Hendricks, Mad Men; Michele Hicks, The Shield; Cherry Jones, 24; Yunjin Kim, Lost; Elizabeth Mitchell, Lost; Sandra Oh, Grey’s Anatomy; Krysten Ritter, Breaking Bad; Katey Sagal, Sons of Anarchy; Amanda Seyfried, Big Love; Callie Thorne, Rescue Me; Sofia Vassilieva, Medium; Rutina Wesley, True Blood; Dianne Wiest, In Treatment; Chandra Wilson, Grey’s Anatomy Best Writing - Drama Series: Breaking Bad - "ABQ" - Vince Gilligan Friday Night Lights - "The Giving Tree" - Elizabeth Heldens In Treatment - "April, Week Four" - Sarah Treem Mad Men - "Meditations in an Emergency" - Kater Gordon & Matthew Weiner Mad Men - "A Night to Remember" - Robin Veith & Matthew Weiner The Shield - "Family Meeting" - Shawn Ryan HONORABLE MENTION: Battlestar Galactica - “Blood on the Scales”; Battlestar Galactica - “Daybreak”; Big Love - “Come, Ye Saints”; Breaking Bad - “Better Call Saul”; Breaking Bad - “4 Days Out”; Breaking Bad - “Negro y Azul”; Damages - “I Lied, Too”; Damages - “Trust Me”; ER - ��And in the End…”; Friday Night Lights - “A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall”; Friday Night Lights - “New York New York”; Friday Night Lights - “Tomorrow Blues”; Friday Night Lights - “Underdogs”; Grey’s Anatomy - “Now or Never”; In Treatment - “Gina, Week Four”; In Treatment - “Mia, Week Four”; In Treatment - “Walter, Week Five”; Law & Order - “Exchange”; Life - “One”; Mad Men - “The Gold Violin”; Mad Men - “The Jet Set”; Mad Men - “The New Girl”; Mad Men - “Six Month Leave”; The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency - “The Boy with an African Heart”; The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency - “Pilot”; Rescue Me - “Perspective”; Rescue Me - “Sheila”; The Shield - “Parricide”; The Shield - “Party Line”; The Shield - “Possible Kill Screen”; Sons of Anarchy - “The Revelator” Best Directing - Drama Series: Battlestar Galactica - "Blood on the Scales" - Wayne Rose Breaking Bad - "4 Days Out" - Michelle MacLaren Friday Night Lights - "New York, New York" - Jeffrey Reiner Mad Men - "A Night to Remember" - Lesli Linka Glatter The Shield - "Family Meeting" - Clark Johnson The Shield - "Party Line" - Gwyenth Horder-Payton HONORABLE MENTION: Battlestar Galactica - “Daybreak”; Big Love - “Come, Ye Saints”; Breaking Bad - “ABQ”; Breaking Bad - “Better Call Saul”; Breaking Bad - “Negro y Azul”; Damages - “Look What He Dug Up This Time”; Damages - “Trust Me”; Dexter - “I Had a Dream”; ER - “And in the End…”; ER - “Old Times”; Friday Night Lights - “The Giving Tree”; Friday Night Lights - “A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall”; Friday Night Lights - “Underdogs”; Grey’s Anatomy - “Now or Never”; In Treatment - “April, Week Four”; In Treatment - “Gina, Week Four”; In Treatment - “Mia, Week Four”; Law & Order - “Exchange”; Lost - “The Incident”; Mad Men - “The Gold Violin”; Mad Men - “The Jet Set”; Mad Men - “Meditations in an Emergency”; Mad Men - “Six Month Leave”; The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency - “The Boy with an African Heart”; The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency - “Pilot”; Rescue Me - “Sheila”; The Shield - “Bitches Brew”; The Shield - “Moving Day”; The Shield - “Parricide”; The Shield - “Possible Kill Screen”; Sons of Anarchy - “Fun Town”; Sons of Anarchy - “Old Bones”; 24 - “Day 7: 6:00 A.M. - 7:00 A.M.” Best Guest Actor - Drama Series: Gauis Charles, Friday Night Lights - "Hello, Goodbye" Patrick Fischler, Mad Men - "The Benefactor" Michael J. Fox, Rescue Me - "Sheila" Bob Odenkirk, Breaking Bad - "Better Call Saul" Scott Porter, Friday Night Lights - "New York, New York" Stephen Root, True Blood - "Plaisir d'Amour" HONORABLE MENTION: Jonathan Banks, Breaking Bad; Ernest Borgnine, ER; Keith Carradine, Law & Order; George Clooney, ER; Ted Danson, Damages; Garret Dillahunt, Life; Charles Durning, Rescue Me; Anthony Edwards, ER; Giancarlo Esposito, Breaking Bad; Miguel Ferrer, Law & Order: Criminal Intent; Colin Hanks, Mad Men; Zeljko Ivanek, House; Delroy Lindo, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Malcolm McDowell, Heroes; Mos Def, House; Joel Murray, Mad Men; Michael Rispoli, Law & Order; Mark Sheppard, Battlestar Galactica; Jeffrey Tambor, Medium; Glynn Turman, In Treatment; Brian Van Holt, Sons of Anarchy Best Guest Actress - Drama Series: Ellen Burstyn, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Swing" Drea de Matteo, Sons of Anarchy - "The Sleep of Babies" Anne Dudek, House - "House Divided" Melinda McGraw, Mad Men - "The New Girl" CCH Pounder, The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency - "The Boy with an African Heart" Susan Sarandon, ER - "Old Times" HONORABLE MENTION: Allyce Beasley, Medium; Brenda Blethyn, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Carol Burnett, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Ellen Burstyn, Big Love; Tyne Daly, Grey’s Anatomy; Blythe Danner, Medium; Michelle Forbes, True Blood; Melinda Page Hamilton, Mad Men; Tess Harper, Breaking Bad; Aisha Hinds, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Swoosie Kurtz, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Lucy Lawless, Battlestar Galactica; Julianna Margulies, ER; Margo Martindale, Dexter; Liz Mikel, Friday Night Lights; Katee Sackhoff, Nip/Tuck; Maura Tierney, ER; Ally Walker, Boston Legal; Ally Walker, Sons of Anarchy; Sigourney Weaver, Eli Stone; Jennifer Westfeldt, Grey’s Anatomy Best Ensemble - Drama Series: Battlestar Galactica Damages Friday Night Lights Mad Men The Shield Sons of Anarchy HONORABLE MENTION: Big Love, Boston Legal, Breaking Bad. Brothers and Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, Eli Stone, ER, Grey’s Anatomy, Heroes, House, In Treatment, Law & Order, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Lost, Rescue Me, Southland, Swingtown, True Blood, 24 Best New Drama Series: The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency Sons of Anarchy Southland Swingtown True Blood HONORABLE MENTION: Dollhouse, In Plain Sight, 90210 Best Comedy Series: Chuck How I Met Your Mother The Office Pushing Daisies 30 Rock Ugly Betty HONORABLE MENTION: Better Off Ted, The Big Bang Theory, Eastbound & Down, Entourage, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The New Adventures of Old Christine, Party Down, Reaper, Scrubs, Summer Heights High, United States of Tara, Weeds, Worst Week Best Actor - Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock - "Reunion" Steve Carell, The Office - "Broke" Zachary Levi, Chuck - "Chuck Versus the Ring" Chris Lilley, Summer Heights High - "Episode 8" Lee Pace, Pushing Daisies - "Comfort Food" Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory - "The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis" HONORABLE MENTION: Kyle Bornheimer, Worst Week; Zach Braff, Scrubs; Kevin Connolly, Entourage; Bret Harrison, Reaper; Jason Lee, My Name Is Earl; Ken Marino, Party Down; Danny McBride, Eastbound & Down; Josh Radnor, How I Met Your Mother; Adam Scott, Party Down; Tony Shalhoub, Monk Best Actress - Comedy Series: Toni Collette, United States of Tara - "Pilot" America Ferrera, Ugly Betty - "A Mother of a Problem" Tina Fey, 30 Rock - "Reunion" JoAnna Garcia, Privileged - "Pilot" Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine - "This Old Maid of Honor" Mary-Louise Parker, Weeds - "No Man Is Pudding" HONORABLE MENTION: Christina Applegate, Samantha Who?; Tichina Arnold, Everybody Hates Chris; Lizzy Caplan, Party Down; Anna Friel, Pushing Daisies; Teri Hatcher, Desperate Housewives; Eva Longoria Parker, Desperate Housewives; Billie Piper, Secret Diary of a Call Girl; Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation; Sarah Silverman, The Sarah Silverman Program; Yvonne Strahovski, Chuck Best Supporting Actor - Comedy Series: Charlie Day, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - "The Nightman Cometh" Neil Patrick Harris, How I Met Your Mother - "The Stinsons" Jack McBrayer, 30 Rock - "The Funcooker" Chi McBride, Pushing Daisies - "Water & Power" Tracy Morgan, 30 Rock - "The Bubble" Jason Segel, How I Met Your Mother - "Not a Father's Day" HONORABLE MENTION: John Corbett, United States of Tara; Terry Crews, Everybody Hates Chris; Rick Gonzalez, Reaper; Ryan Hansen, Party Down; Glenn Howerton, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia; Justin Kirk, Weeds; John Krasinski, The Office; Hamish Linklater, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Rob McElhenney, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia; John C. McGinley, Scrubs; Jeremy Piven, Entourage; Chris Pratt, Parks and Recreation; Doug Savant, Desperate Housewives; Kurtwood Smith, Worst Week; Martin Starr, Party Down; Michael Urie, Ugly Betty; Rainn Wilson, The Office Best Supporting Actress - Comedy Series: Kristin Chenoweth, Pushing Daisies - "Bad Habits" Jenna Fischer, The Office - "Lecture Circuit, Parts 1 & 2" Alyson Hannigan, How I Met Your Mother - "The Front Porch" Jane Krakowski, 30 Rock - "The Ones" Jean Smart, Samantha Who? - "So I Think I Can Dance" Cobie Smulders, How I Met Your Mother - "The Leap" HONORABLE MENTION: Judy Davis, The Starter Wife; Portia de Rossi, Better Off Ted; Dana Delany, Desperate Housewives; Rosemarie DeWitt, United States of Tara; Ellen Greene, Pushing Daisies; Mindy Kaling, The Office; Swoosie Kurtz, Pushing Daisies; Brie Larson, United States of Tara; Nancy Lenehan, Worst Week; Jane Lynch, Party Down; Becki Newton, Ugly Betty; Kaitlin Olson, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia; Ana Ortiz, Ugly Betty; Elizabeth Perkins, Weeds; Jaime Pressly, My Name Is Earl; Wanda Sykes, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Vanessa Williams, Ugly Betty Best Writing - Comedy Series: How I Met Your Mother - "The Naked Man" - Joe Kelly The Office - "Broke" - Charlie Grandy The Office - "Lecture Circuit, Parts 1 & 2" - Mindy Kaling Pushing Daisies - "Comfort Food" - Douglas Petrie 30 Rock - "Believe in the Stars" - Robert Carlock 30 Rock - "Reunion" - Matt Hubbard HONORABLE MENTION: Better Off Ted - “Goodbye Mr. Chips”; The Big Bang Theory - “The Work Song Nanocluster”; Chuck - “Chuck Versus the First Kill”; Chuck - “Chuck Versus the Ring”; Entourage - “Play’n with Fire”; How I Met Your Mother - “Intervention”; How I Met Your Mother - “Not a Father’s Day”; How I Met Your Mother - “The Stinsons”; It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - “Mac & Charlie Die”; It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - “The Nightman Cometh”; The New Adventures of Old Christine - “The Old Maid of Honor”; The Office - “Stress Relief”; The Office - “The Surplus”; Party Down - “Brandix Corporate Retreat”; Pushing Daisies - “Bad Habits”; Pushing Daisies - “Oh Oh Oh…It’s Magic”; Scrubs - “My Finale”; Summer Heights High - “Episode 7”; 30 Rock - “The Bubble”; 30 Rock - “The Funcooker”; 30 Rock - “The Ones”; Ugly Betty - “Things Fall Apart”; United States of Tara - “Aftermath”; Weeds - “The Three Coolers”; Worst Week - “Pilot” Best Directing - Comedy Series: Chuck - "Chuck Versus the Ring" - Robert Duncan McNeill How I Met Your Mother - "The Naked Man" - Pamela Fryman It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - "The Nightman Cometh" - Matt Shakman The Office - "Stress Relief, Parts 1 & 2" - Jeffrey Blitz 30 Rock - "Believe in the Stars" - Don Scardino Weeds - "The Three Coolers" - Paris Barclay HONORABLE MENTION: Better Off Ted - “Goodbye Mr. Chips”; The Big Bang Theory - “The Work Song Nanocluster”; Chuck - “Chuck Versus the Ex”; Chuck - “Chuck Versus Santa Claus”; Chuck - “Chuck Versus the Seduction”; Entourage - “Play’n with Fire”; How I Met Your Mother - “The Front Porch”; How I Met Your Mother - “Intervention”; How I Met Your Mother - “The Leap”; It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - “Mac & Charlie Die”; The Office - “Broke”; The Office - “Dream Team”; The Office - “Lecture Circuit”; Party Down - “Brandix Corporate Retreat”; Pushing Daisies - “Bad Habits”; Pushing Daisies - “Comfort Food”; Pushing Daisies - “Oh Oh Oh…It’s Magic”; Scrubs - “My Finale”; Summer Heights High - “Episode 8”; 30 Rock - “The Bubble”; 30 Rock - “The Funcooker”; 30 Rock - “Reunion”; Ugly Betty - “A Mother of a Problem”; Ugly Betty - “Things Fall Apart”; United States of Tara - “Transition”; Worst Week - “Pilot” Best Guest Actor - Comedy Series: Scott Bakula, Chuck - "Chuck Versus the Dream Job" Albert Brooks, Weeds - "The Three Coolers" Jon Hamm, 30 Rock - "The Bubble" John Larroquette, Chuck - "Chuck Versus the Seduction" Steve Martin, 30 Rock - "Gavin Volure" Stephen Root, Pushing Daisies - "Robbing Hood" HONORABLE MENTION: Alan Alda, 30 Rock; Will Arnett, 30 Rock; Beau Bridges, My Name Is Earl; Chevy Chase, Chuck; Enrico Colantoni, Party Down; Tim DeKay, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Idris Elba, The Office; Will Ferrell, Eastbound & Down; Brad Garrett, Monk; Armie Hammer, Reaper; Patton Oswalt, United States of Tara; David Proud, Secret Diary of a Call Girl; Craig Robinson, Eastbound & Down; J.K. Simmons, Party Down; Glynn Turman, Scrubs; Fred Willard, Pushing Daisies; Dean Winters, 30 Rock Best Guest Actress - Comedy Series: Christine Baranski, The Big Bang Theory - "The Maternal Capacitance" Sarah Chalke, How I Met Your Mother - "Shelter Island" Salma Hayek, 30 Rock - "The Ones" Bernadette Peters, Ugly Betty - "Dress for Success" Amy Ryan, The Office - "Business Ethics" Elaine Stritch, 30 Rock - "Christmas Special" HONORABLE MENTION: Christine Baranski, Ugly Betty; Kristen Bell, Party Down; Brenda Blethyn, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Jordana Brewster, Chuck; Tisha Campbell-Martin, Everybody Hates Chris; Frances Conroy, Desperate Housewives; Mary Elizabeth Ellis, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia; Beth Grant, Pushing Daisies; Melora Hardin, The Office; Kristen Johnston, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Swoosie Kurtz, Desperate Housewives; Debra Mooney, Pushing Daisies; Megan Mullally, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Megan Mullally, 30 Rock; Gena Rowlands, Monk; Michaela Watkins, The New Adventures of Old Christine; Betty White, My Name Is Earl; Oprah Winfrey, 30 Rock; Constance Zimmer, Entourage Best Ensemble - Comedy Series: Chuck How I Met Your Mother The Office Party Down 30 Rock Ugly Betty HONORABLE MENTION: Better Off Ted, The Big Bang Theory, Desperate Housewives, Entourage, Everybody Hates Chris, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The New Adventures of Old Christine, Parks and Recreation, Pushing Daisies, Samantha Who?, Scrubs, United States of Tara, Weeds Best New Comedy Series: Better Off Ted Eastbound & Down Party Down Summer Heights High United States of Tara Worst Week HONORABLE MENTION: Do Not Disturb, Important Things with Demetri Martin, Kath & Kim, The Life & Times of Tim, Little Britain USA, Parks and Recreation, Privileged, Secret Diary of a Call Girl, Sit Down Shut Up Best TV Movie/Miniseries: Generation Kill Grey Gardens Into the Storm Taking Chance Wallander HONORABLE MENTION: America, The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler, Front of the Class, Loving Leah, My Zinc Bed, Pedro, Prayers for Bobby, Sybil Best Actor - TV Movie/Miniseries: Kevin Bacon, Taking Chance Kenneth Branagh, Wallander Paddy Considine, My Zinc Bed Brendan Gleeson, Into the Storm Ryan Kelley, Prayers for Bobby HONORABLE MENTION: Alex Loynaz, Pedro; Jonathan Pryce, My Zinc Bed; Kiefer Sutherland, 24: Redemption; James Wolk, Front of the Class Best Actress - TV Movie/Miniseries: Lauren Ambrose, Loving Leah Drew Barrymore, Grey Gardens Jessica Lange, Grey Gardens Anna Paquin, The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler Sigourney Weaver, Prayers for Bobby HONORABLE MENTION: Tammy Blanchard, Sybil; Jessica Lange, Sybil; Uma Thurman, My Zinc Bed Best Supporting Actor - TV Movie/Miniseries: Len Cariou, Into the Storm Jon Huertas, Generation Kill James Ransone, Generation Kill Stark Sands, Generation Kill Alexander Skarsgard, Generation Kill HONORABLE MENTION: Tom Aldredge, Taking Chance; Robert Carlyle, 24: Redemption; Enver Gjokaj, Taking Chance; Ken Howard, Grey Gardens; Chance Kelly, Generation Kill; Billy Lush, Generation Kill; Lee Tergesen, Generation Kill; David Warner, Wallander Best Supporting Actress - TV Movie/Miniseries: Kimberly Elise, Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story Susie Essman, Loving Leah Justina Machado, Pedro Janet McTeer, Into the Storm Jeanne Tripplehorn, Grey Gardens HONORABLE MENTION: Ruby Dee, America; Marcia Gay Harden, The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler; Patricia Heaton, Front of the Class; Cherry Jones, 24: Redemption; Jeany Spark, Wallander; Flora Spencer-Longhurst, Wallander Best Variety Series: The Colbert Report The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Late Show with David Letterman Real Time with Bill Maher Saturday Night Live The Soup HONORABLE MENTION: Important Things with Demetri Martin, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Little Britain USA, Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union Best Variety Special: The 81st Annual Academy Awards Chris Rock: Kill the Messenger A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget The 62nd Annual Tony Awards HONORABLE MENTION: AFI’s 10 Top 10, The 51st Annual Grammy Awards, Kathy Griffin: She’ll Cut a Bitch, The Kennedy Center Honors, The 2008 MTV Video Music Awards, The Neighborhood Ball: An Inaugural Celebration, Ricky Gervais: Out of England, Rosie Live, Will Ferrell: You’re Welcome America: A Final Night with George W. Bush Best Male Performer - Variety Series/Special: Stephen Colbert, The Colbert Report Hugh Jackman, The 81st Annual Academy Awards Demetri Martin, Important Things with Demetri Martin Jon Stewart, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Justin Timberlake, Saturday Night Live HONORABLE MENTION: Fred Armisen, Saturday Night Live; Stephen Colbert, A Colbert Christmas; Will Ferrell, Will Ferrell: You’re Welcome America; Ricky Gervais, Ricky Gervais: Out of England; Bill Hader, Saturday Night Live; David Letterman, Late Show with David Letterman; Matt Lucas, Little Britain USA; Bill Maher, Real Time with Bill Maher; Joel McHale, The Soup; Bobby Moynihan, Saturday Night Live; Conan O'Brien, Late Night with Conan O’Brien; Chris Rock, Chris Rock: Kill the Messenger; Andy Samberg, Saturday Night Live; Jason Sudeikis, Saturday Night Live; David Walliams, Little Britain USA Best Female Performer - Variety Series/Special: Tina Fey, Saturday Night Live Whoopi Goldberg, The 62nd Annual Tony Awards Amy Poehler, Saturday Night Live Tracey Ullman, Tracey Ullman's State of the Union Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live HONORABLE MENTION: Beyonce, The 81st Annual Academy Awards; Beyonce, The Neighborhood Ball; Kathy Griffin, Kathy Griffin: She’ll Cut a Bitch; Anne Hathaway, Saturday Night Live; Cloris Leachman, Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget; Patti LuPone, The 62nd Annual Tony Awards; Idina Menzel, Soundstage: Idina Menzel; Michaela Watkins, Saturday Night Live Best Animated Series: The Life & Times of Tim The Simpsons South Park HONORABLE MENTION: Family Guy, King of the Hill, Sit Down Shut Up Best Voice-Over Performer - Animated Series: Dan Castellaneta, The Simpsons - "Gone Maggie Gone" Steve Dildarian, The Life & Times of Tim - "Angry Unpaid Hooker/Rodney's Bachelor Party" Mike Judge, King of the Hill - "Serves Me Right for Giving General George S. Patton the Bathroom Key" Seth MacFarlane, Family Guy - "Road to Germany" Harry Shearer, The Simpsons - "The Burns and the Bees" Yeardley Smith, The Simpsons - "Lisa the Drama Queen" HONORABLE MENTION: Pamela Adlon, King of the Hill; Hank Azaria, The Simpsons; Jason Bateman, Sit Down Shut Up; Alex Borstein, Family Guy; Nancy Cartwright, The Simpsons; Nick Kroll, The Life & Times of Tim; Kathy Najimy, King of the Hill; M.J. Otto, The Life & Times of Tim; Trey Parker, South Park; Stephen Root, King of the Hill; Matt Stone, South Park Best Reality Series - Competition: The Amazing Race Big Brother The Celebrity Apprentice Project Runway So You Think You Can Dance Survivor HONORABLE MENTION: American Idol, America’s Next Top Model, Hell’s Kitchen, Legally Blonde The Musical: The Search for Elle Woods, Make Me a Supermodel, Million Dollar Password, Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Duel 2, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Top Chef, Wipeout Best Reality Series - Non-Competition: Flipping Out The Hills Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List Kitchen Nightmares The Real Housewives of New York City The Real World HONORABLE MENTION: The City, College Life, 30 Days, Wife Swap Breakthrough Male Performance: Kyle Bornheimer, Worst Week Steve Dildarian, The Life & Times of Tim Alex Loynaz, Pedro Bobby Moynihan, Saturday Night Live Aaron Shaw, In Treatment HONORABLE MENTION: Keir Gilchrist, United States of Tara; Luke Grimes, Brothers and Sisters; Philip Johnson, America; Lucian Msamati, The No. 1 Ladies’ Breakthrough Female Performance: Shanna Collins, Swingtown Aubrey Plaza, Parks and Recreation Jill Scott, The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency Michaela Watkins, Saturday Night Live Rutina Wesley, True Blood HONORABLE MENTION: Eliza Coupe, Scrubs; Abby Elliott, Saturday Night Live; Dichen Lachman, Dollhouse; Jessica Lowndes, 90210; Ashley Madekwe, Secret Diary of a Call Girl; Ashley Newbrough, Privileged Best Documentary Program: The Alzheimer's Project -Shari Cookson, Bill Couturie, Nick Doob, Eamon Harrington & John Watkin In the Heights: Chasing Broadway Dreams - Paul Bozymowski Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About (American Masters) - Judy Kinberg Resolved - Greg Whiteley Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired - Marina Zenovich HONORABLE MENTION: The Art of Failure: Chuck Connelly Not for Sale, Drama High: The Making of a High School Musical (20/20), Dreams of Obama (Frontline), Ganja Queen, Hard Times at Douglass High, The Recruiter, Thank You Mr. President: Helen Thomas at the White House

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