"Your face" jokes are never going to get old.

Seriously.

I will still be doing them when I am 90.

The Newlywed Show guys. Vote for the Newlywed Show.

And of course...


[font=Arial]Arrested Development

Best Comedic Series
Lead Actor in a Comedy, Jason Bateman
Supporting Actor in a Comedy; Jeffrey Tambor, Will Arnett, Tony Hale, Michael Cera, David Cross, take your pick...
Supporting Actress in a Comedy, Jessica Walter (not going to stop you from voting for Portia de Rossi, too)
Guest Actress, Charlize Theron (MISTAH EFF!)
Best Season/Series Finale, "Development Arrested"
Best Single Comedic Episode, "The Ocean Walker," "For British Eyes Only," "SOBs," "Development Arrested," (again, take your pick)
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I almost start crying whenever someone brings up Arrested Development. I miss it.

my face > your face

I understand.

The Office and Scrubs really do help fill the void, though. Really. And I'm not just saying that because I enjoy shamelessly pimping my shows.

Speaking of Scrubs, though!



[font=Arial]Scrubs

Best Comedic Series
Best Actor in a Comedy, Zach Braff
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy; John C. McGinley, Donald Faison, Ken Jenkins (Kelso), Neil Flynn (Janitor)
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy; Sarah Chalke, Judy Reyes, Christa Miller (Jordan)
Best Guest Actress; Cheryl Hines, Mandy Moore
Best Comedic Episode; "My Way Home" (the Wizard of Oz one), "My Jiggly Ball"
Best Series/Season Finale; "My Transition"[/font]

I think I'm done.

Also vote for Gilmore Girls, though. Lauren Graham and the like.

And Weeds. Mary-Louise Parker.

Giovanni Ribisi was pretty funny in a few episodes of Earl as a criminal friend.

For hall of fame, I went with Northern Exposure, X Files and Futurama

X, I've got some questions about categories for the awards:

Peter Weller (24): supporting or guest star?
Terry O'Quinn (Lost): lead or supporting?
Evangeline Lilly (Lost): lead or supporting?
Henry Ian Cusick (Lost): supporting or guest?
Michael Emerson (Lost): supporting or guest?
Do two-parters count as one episode or two?

I'll post more if I think of them.

Thanks.

Peter Weller: supporting. Everyone considered Shohreh Aghdashloo as supporting last year, and she had a similar role (prominent for a few episodes, then minor role in the rest of her run on the show).

Terry O'Quinn: supporting. Everyone considers him supporting. I even consider him supporting.

Evangeline Lilly: lead. I just look at her and Matthew Fox as the two leads, but the cast is a fairly hefty cast. If there's a major backlash against this verdict, then I'll place her in supporting.

Henry Ian Cusick: guest. He was only in five episodes maximum, if you count the finale as two episodes.

Michael Emerson: supporting. He was in over six episodes, with a prominent role on the horizon for Season 3.

Two-parters can be counted as two separate episodes. I've seen more than enough two-part episodes where one episode rocks, while the other episode sucks badly.

"Lost" has a lot of major question marks. A lot of people can be considered leads. Then again, EVERYONE could be considered supporting stars. I think the general consensus is that Evangeline and Matthew are the two leads. If there is a major problem with that, I'm willing to change that.

id argue Matt Fox is the only true lead on lost. Lilly's character is significant, but her screentime is no greater than that ofTerry O Quinn.

Matt Fox is on a much bigger salary than the rest of the actors.

Ok, thanks.

Hall of Fame:


Best Supporting Actor:

Kevin Weisman Alias

Oh! Good pick with The Mole! Almost forgot that one.

If anyone's been curious to see some official FYC ads...

I don't know if it has been mentioned yet or not because I don't feel like going through every post in this thread, but I would like to suggest Christina Ricci on Grey's Anatomy for the Guest-Star category. She was great.

I almost forgot about The Book of Daniel. For anyone else that watched it don't forget to nominate it for some things. It was a great show that didn't get much of a chance.

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ALL OF THOSE!!!!!

Hall Of Fame:



Comedy:



Drama:

Don't forget "Entourage" for Comedy series, as well as Jeremy Piven and Kevin Dillon as Supporting Actors in a Comedy for "Entourage".

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