So…the cast of Modern Family think they're too good for the Muppets or what?

Apparently that costume was too sexy for TV; CBS made the producers of 'Nine' pick another musical number than Anita's proposed 'A Call From The Vatican' performance on the 1982 Tony Awards lest TV sets across the country burst into flames [or something].

Also worth mentioning: the split-second thank you to Jon Stewart added to the opening graphics.

Mentioning "gentle ribbing" is forbidden in 38 states!

Let's hope Amy Adams learned one lesson from the last time she was in a [Name] and [Name] movie: be in the entertaining half!

Wow, different winners; somebody should mention this to the SAG/Golden Globe/Broadcast Critics/BAFTA/Oscar voters during the Jan/Feb film recycling awards season.

"Enter Inn, who showed Camp 300 dogs before Higgins hit the mark."

Ahem…Ralph Fiennes.

Groovy.

“I’m not sure I could bear to see Robert Crawley go through a financial crisis,” said Fellowes.

Cop Rock: winner of more Emmys than The Wire.

It's glacially paced, the detectives are interchangeable [taciturn and fucked up emotionally might make for one interesting character, but not three], the actors seems to have been given one direction ["brood"], and with two weeks to go I still don't know/care what the mystery is*.

Somebody give Ruffy an Oscar already.

It was only 30 minutes when I finished fast forwarding.

He's cribbing Raising Arizona, the monster!

I too almost skipped Mad Men because of my hatred of Connor; thankfully I got over it as the show was a true work of art and, unbelievably, Kartheiser was so damn good in it.

He seems like, in the words of the great Steve Guttenberg, a great guy.

I spotted "Billy" and "Doug Savant" and the open shirt was the "Grant Show" giveaway. And who wouldn't recognise "Black Girl"?

Swap in Trixie for Fame and that's my list as well [if we're not accepting previous winners].

Well, it's certainly Muppetational and clearly celebrational, but it's not most sensational or particularly inspirational.