Bomer was being punished for joining AHS, and the academy didn't recognize Sheldor out of his Flash T-shirt.

I'm convinced that Amy Poehler has to win next year. It's the last season of Parks and she's fucking 0-10 right now

Since I missed almost all the comedy categories, this was the one that pissed me off the most. It's almost like the Emmy's felt like just giving her a lifetime achievement Emmy, instead of actually rewarding fantastic work by Tolman. I love Kathy Bates, but really, even she has to think she got away with murder on…

Now that Breaking Bad's out of the picture, I'd imagine it'd be a tight race between Mad Men and GoT next year.

Do you think any of the voters even watch comedies in preparation anymore? Seems like they only really think about the drama categories and just use the last decade's winners list for choosing comedies.

I'm not sure if this marathon will do anything to increase the number of Simpsons quotes in these comments, mostly because we're to the point where adding a couple thousand extra doesn't really move the needle anymore.

Dammit, couldn't find the clip. Good on you.

That's my second favorite shoe-related 30 Rock joke, closely following the immortal, "Gay Frankenstein wants her shoes back"

You can blame Bill Polian for the more stringent calls on DBs. I believe it was after the Patriots knocked the Colts out of the playoffs in 04, when Belichick could have them jam Indy receivers on almost every play. But since Polian was the head of the Competition Committee, rules on defensive holding and PI got more…

Glad I got on the Internet today, if only for that.

See cappadocious's comment above for the answer.

This is only tangentially related to your post, but the whole Shazam-Captain Marvel business is really confusing. Seriously, we spent this long being corrected on the name of the main character of the comic books, and then DC just up and changes it three years ago? What gives? I liked feeling superior through knowing…

Don Pardo was (and remains, even in his death) a national treasure. And yet, despite thousands of VOs to SNL episodes, I'll always remember him for the Superego sketch where everyone impersonates him ("M-YOUUUUU-SICAL GWEST!"). And hey, it gives me something funny to remember him by, unlike, you know, SNL.

I tend to keep my tulips closed during these pun threads.

Sometimes, I wish that those news organizations that send you push notifications to your phone for breaking news would live-spoil season and series finales of TV shows just to troll everyone.

*makes Homer-esque drooling sound*

"My God, he's hung like a bear!"

I'm glad I didn't know this actually happened until now. Actually, I'm mad that I ever had to know that this happened.

I'd like to believe there'd be a national uprising if someone tried to exploit his death like that, but who am I kidding? Hollywood's done way worse to its dead stars over the years, there's no reason why this would be any different.

I truly hope Louis follows up on his in-show promise in real life. Not that there's any danger of no one showing up for Robin Williams's funeral, but I like the idea that these guys would follow through on their promises. Even if it's as untimely and fucking sad as possible.