More 'Glee' Central

Dec 15 2009 09:01 AM ET

Snappy Judgments: 2009 Golden Globe nods (TV)

by
Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , News

I’m Doing Cartwheels Over: * Big love for Big Love! Nods for best drama, Bill Paxton (lead actor) and Chloe Sevigny (supporting actress)! * True Read the full post.

Comments (375 total) Add your comment
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 … 16
  • MichyGeary
    Tue 12/15/09 9:44 AM

    Way to go tagging this article “Castle” when there’s no actual Castle noms. Thanks a lot.

    Reply
  • abie
    Tue 12/15/09 9:44 AM

    Golden Globes TV noms get screwed because they throw supporting actors from TV series, movies and mini-sereies into a single category which is absurd. There’s no possible way to recognize actors fairly this way. Of course, that’s just one of the complaints people have about the Globes and their legitimacy.

    Reply
  • Jon
    Tue 12/15/09 9:45 AM

    Biggest Snub is 0 noms for Sons of Anarchy. Insane that Katey Sagal didn’t get a nod.

    Reply
  • Vicky
    Tue 12/15/09 9:45 AM

    I say kick out Entourage and put in How I Met Your Mother or Big Bang Theory!!!

    Reply
  • melissa
    Tue 12/15/09 9:45 AM

    I can not believe jim parsons did not get nominated, i am so disappointed. What a joke.

    Reply
  • charles
    Tue 12/15/09 9:46 AM

    I like to say that I was ecstatic for the 4 nominations for glee but there should of been 1 more where is the love for Chris Colfer and his portrayal of Kurt he deserved to be nominated even though I know he wouldnt have won over John Lithgow

    Reply
  • Bismark
    Tue 12/15/09 9:47 AM

    I’d easily replace Matthew Morrison with any of the male players of Modern Family. That kid who plays Manny has better comedic chops than bland Schuester.

    Reply
    • warped
      Tue 12/15/09 3:39 PM

      But it’s not just a comedy award – it’s a comedy or musical award. Blame the fact that they lump the two together, but don’t knock somebody who is good at one part of the category but perhaps not as good in your mind at the other.

      Reply
  • Bobby
    Tue 12/15/09 9:47 AM

    John Noble anyone?

    Reply
    • Trish
      Tue 12/15/09 5:47 PM

      Thanks Bobby for reminding us what a brilliant actor that man is. Fringe is an amazing show that should go back to Tuesday nights or at least Mondays.

      Reply
  • joanne
    Tue 12/15/09 9:48 AM

    CAN U BELIEVE!!! Ed O’Neil Didnt get a nom!!!! whatever!!!!! Modern Family RULES

    Reply
  • Josh Emerson
    Tue 12/15/09 9:49 AM

    Supporting Actor has to be one of the toughest categories to choose a winner in. John Lithgow was brilliant on Dexter, but NPH has always been awesome on HIMYM. And then there’s Michael Emerson for Lost…

    Reply
  • dave
    Tue 12/15/09 9:49 AM

    Where’s In Treatment???
    Why no Gabriel Bryne and Dianne Wiest???

    Reply
    • Bags
      Tue 12/15/09 3:07 PM

      Oh man, you are RIGHT. That show was mindblowing, largely based on stellar acting.

      Reply
  • benaouioui
    Tue 12/15/09 9:51 AM

    I totally agree with your WTF section! I mean SoA, Breaking Bad, FNL are the best shows on tv! The fact that they didn’t score a nomination is a shame! But not surprised! Those award shows always hav their favorites. I wonder if they even watch the shows…

    Reply
  • CH
    Tue 12/15/09 9:52 AM

    I was really happy to see Lea Michele and Jane Lynch get nods, and while Matt Morrison is more of a surprise than a shoo-in like the ladies, I’m glad he’s nominated if only to recognize his contributions to the show. I was so glad to see “Modern Family” up, too–I love “30 Rock,” but it’s time for a new show to take the crown and “Modern Family” is ready to do it.

    Reply
  • SG
    Tue 12/15/09 9:52 AM

    WTH – where is BREAKING BAD??? Some of the best acting on television.

    Reply
    • petitbeux
      Tue 12/15/09 9:57 AM

      I was thinking the same thing. Didn’t Bryan Cranston win every possible prize this year already? What is with him and the Globes?!

      Reply
  • Sarah
    Tue 12/15/09 9:58 AM

    Matthew Morrison hasn’t convinced you?? He has been PHENOMENAL. Phenomenal, for real. Did you not see the scene where he realized Terri wasn’t actually pregnant!? It was heartbreaking and real and he was fantastic. He 100% deserves this nomination.

    Reply
    • llevinso
      Tue 12/15/09 11:49 AM

      100% agree. I had CHILLS during that scene.

      Reply
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 … 16
Add your comment
The rules: Keep it clean, and stay on the subject - or we may delete your comment. If you see inappropriate language, e-mail us. An asterisk (*) indicates a required field.

When you click on the "Post Comment" button above to submit your comments, you are indicating your acceptance of and are agreeing to the Terms of Service. You can also read our Privacy Policy.

Advertisement
See full list
Add to GCal
  1. Tuesday, May 1
    1. The Biggest Loser NBC, 8-9PM
  2. Friday, May 4
    1. In Plain Sight USA, 10-11PM
  3. Sunday, May 6
    1. The Amazing Race CBS, 8-10PM
    2. GCB NBC, 10-11PM
  4. Monday, May 7
    1. Two Broke Girls CBS, 8-9PM
    2. Castle ABC, 10-11PM
  5. Tuesday, May 8
    1. Last Man Standing ABC, 8-8:30PM
    2. The Voice NBC, 8-10PM
    3. New Girl FOX, 9-9:31PM
    4. Unforgettable CBS, 10-11PM
  6. Wednesday, May 9
    1. CSI CBS, 10-11PM
  7. Thursday, May 10
    1. The Big Bang Theory CBS, 8-8:31PM
    2. The Vampire Diaries The CW, 8-9PM
    3. The Office NBC, 9-9:30PM
    4. The Secret Circle The CW, 9-10PM
    5. Parks and Recreation NBC, 9:30-10PM
  8. Friday, May 11
    1. The Finder FOX, 8-9PM
    2. Undercover Boss CBS, 8-9PM
    3. Fringe FOX, 9-10PM
    4. CSI: NY CBS, 9-10PM
    5. Blue Bloods CBS, 10-11PM
  9. Sunday, May 13
    1. Once Upon A Time ABC, 8-9PM
    2. Survivor: One World CBS, 8-10PM
    3. Desperate Housewives ABC, 9-11PM, SERIES FINALE
    4. American Dad FOX, 9:30-10PM
  10. Monday, May 14
    1. Bones FOX, 8-9PM
    2. How I Met Your Mother CBS, 8-9PM
    3. Gossip Girl The CW, 8-9PM
    4. Two and a Half Men CBS, 9-9:30PM
    5. Hart of Dixie The CW, 9-10PM
    6. Mike & Molly CBS, 9:30-10PM
    7. Hawaii Five-0 CBS, 10-11PM
    8. Smash NBC, 10-11PM
  11. Tuesday, May 15
    1. 90210 The CW, 8-9PM
    2. Cougar Town ABC, 8-9PM
    3. NCIS CBS, 8-9PM
    4. NCIS: Los Angeles CBS, 9-11PM
    5. Fashion Star NBC, 10-11PM
    6. Private Practice ABC, 10-11PM
  12. Wednesday, May 16
    1. Suburgatory ABC, 8:30-9PM
    2. Criminal Minds CBS, 9-11PM
  13. Thursday, May 17
    1. Missing ABC, 8-9PM
    2. Community NBC, 8-8:30PM, 9-10PM
    3. 30 Rock NBC, 8:30-9PM
    4. Rules of Engagement CBS, 8:30-9PM
    5. Awake NBC, 9-11PM
    6. Grey's Anatomy ABC, 9-10PM
    7. Person of Interest CBS, 9-10PM
    8. The Mentalist CBS, 10-11PM
    9. Scandal ABC, 10-11PM
  14. Friday, May 18
    1. Nikita The CW, 8-9PM
    2. Shark Tank ABC, 8-9PM
    3. Who Do You Think You Are NBC, 8-9PM
    4. Grimm NBC, 9-10PM
    5. Supernatural The CW, 9-10PM
  15. Saturday, May 19
    1. Saturday Night Live NBC, 11:29PM-1AM
  16. Sunday, May 20
    1. America's Funniest Home Videos ABC, 7-8PM
    2. The Cleveland Show FOX, 7:30-8PM
    3. Harry's Law NBC, 8-9PM
    4. The Simpsons FOX, 8-8:30PM
    5. Bob's Burgers FOX, 8:30-9PM
    6. Celebrity Apprentice NBC, 9-11PM
    7. Family Guy FOX, 9-10PM
  17. Monday, May 21
    1. Dancing With the Stars (Performance) ABC, 8-9PM
    2. House FOX, 8-10PM, SERIES FINALE
  18. Tuesday, May 22
    1. American Idol (Performance) FOX, 8-9PM
    2. Dancing With the Stars (Results) ABC, 9-11PM
    3. Glee FOX, 9-10PM
  19. Wednesday, May 23
    1. The Middle ABC, 8-8:30PM
    2. American Idol (Results) FOX, 8-10:07PM
    3. Modern Family ABC, 9-9:30PM
    4. Don't Trust the B— ABC, 9:30-10PM
    5. Revenge ABC, 10-11PM
    6. Law & Order: SVU NBC, 10-11PM
  20. Thursday, May 24
    1. Awake NBC, 10-11PM
  21. Tuesday, May 29
    1. Cougar Town ABC, 8-9PM
    2. The L.A. Complex The CW, 9-10PM
  22. Wednesday, May 30
    1. America's Next Top Model: British Invasion The CW, 9-10PM
*Times are Eastern Daylight and subject to change

TV Recaps

Powered by WordPress.com VIP