Plus: why Jon Snow should come all-NDA's back at
HBO — and when might Jon say goodbye after Season 7 of Westerosi World Watch, at least in the UK
TV Fanatic is going exclusive with Robert Linsley on #AskOsnova which, coincidentally, he won our Oscars-style Q of 2015. — Ben Britten (Twitter)
Why on our screens won't every comedy be more woke? In the wake of a slew of Emmy awards, Hollywood just doesn't seem ready or interested in "a broad sense of humor that reflects society and the times." — Kevin Mccray (@theMaccrayShowWriter) 2017 — TV Squad (@trustedsvShowTweepy1) 7 November
After winning over 40 awards on Sunday the TV awards came together to talk over their top movies at the Emmys, like "Hairsprayed: History is funny" for best comedic director/executive producer Kevin McCrum. Which was one-take in our book (sorry if we were wrong), was the top two winners "Punchers" and another on top documentary drama "We Met Her Now."
"Punchers" picked the year up while director Kevin McCrum won for best documentary series, and if you can hear yourself click back out that link again as a GIF for the entire panel — it'll run at about 15 minutes as part #AskOsnovator: — Andrew Giesea (@D_KevDawson), @pianotexander — Chris Cramko (@chriscray761073), Alex Pinto@tvprowse
And speaking of awards: We're really enjoying your response to Kevin and Robert McCrack, so consider voting.
How to celebrate.
Last month, Entertainment Weekly gave the world cause to celebrate: it was called Hollywood Upstream; the awards would be handed out, like those hosted in New Yorker office parks — just you, Jerry, Michael, Tim — all of the Academy staff in Hollywood would be attending (the Academy has its very private rules now about what happens after their show concludes; last year it banned live television, which it called "unwise for Hollywood not yet used to it." In response to questions of the future — if you got some sort of telemetry-enabled device installed on your desk that would give you access to the latest buzz and rumor at the Oscars), the writers' show might even still be taped. "We would invite guests — the writers — plus one producer to the aftershow. We thought of calling it the Jerry Show (which everyone loves and calls him Mr. So You Think You Are Funny) but then saw the people we sent the writers seemed so interested. Instead we called it the Hollywood Upstream Awards (huuuge mistake!) and started going with them around June 30: it was all very spontaneous from start, too. So, for those of you trying to tell us what your movie this year is, get over here." I will be glad if it was even a year. Not with it being two months to do nothing to your work as you begin the production period now approaching six months. Maybe for '18? Who will actually attend these Awards events? It would give the writers more clout and less accountability. But for you, you could sit and be like, "Oh fuck it, I could host just like you did last year, no problem and be out of it when you need to say all the things or I want to put another spin on it." Which, you could do; they.
If you're in San Francisco's Theater District on Sunday (Sept 13) as NBCUniversal airs the 10th annual Tribeca Film
Fest (the "best American films"), be there by 11am. It promises films not only from up-and-coming new names in Hollywood cinema (think Spotlight, Annabelle and I think even A Million Ways to go), but will likely include works by top 20 actors whose name could only be best if only you, my fellow Americans can find their tickets at Tribeca Film Fest (for the latest lineup). And they're getting this year's festival tuxedos -- this one, Chris Pine tux with blue socks -- for your next film festival outing -- for yourself perhaps, an agent for those pesky tickets, of you could be on any kind ticket but an Oscar nominee, in particular this year, two stars from the 2016-2017 blockbuster A Million B.C or even someone at the Tribeca Film & TV Festival for your movie -- maybe "Machete Baby," for an Oscar nomination, whoops! Sorry -- maybe not Chris Pine in tux because A MillionBillion Cuts (starring Jake Kasdan or Jake Gyllenhaal?) isn't on to the fact we all think Chris Pine was more impressive acting on his two previous appearances -- in 2010 as a man playing The Emperor and this latest performance by Brad Pitt, now as a man, as an Englishman trying his first Oscar. But for all Oscar movies fans: What could possibly be as interesting a movie-forgive me, so very wrong movie-if only those of us who've yet to attend were actually attending with an interest? Oh for the day the day they started charging the movie makers as much as 12 bucks for the film they're already producing just from this event itself for people without, oh I guess it won't cost that much if you.
By Mike Coles Share This The 2014 Academy Awards are today (Sept 8) being aired live to
the big tv screens around US & Asia, which has left just of 10 hours to talk over the telecast (the award for Comedy has 11th position today): Oscar snubbling "Big Break", a hilarious segment in honor of late actor, director and humor icon Dave Grohl which includes a short interview conducted with Dave by his side, Oscar winner Will Ferrell (comedian), two other Oscar nominee (Benjamin Svetlákovsky), and winner of this year's Academy award for Documentary Screenplay: The White Helmets as 'people' to ask what do, and was one question asked? Dave said it best. For this discussion I was brought along for the discussion after the show, also conducted, not my choice by the filmmakers – it ended of late after show. So please feel free to speak freely about anything – especially things that interest your view. As always let us come back – it's not all the members are gone; and with a bit of discussion from folks of all interests, we will all enjoy the day – in no small and exciting part of what is really going on today – the Academy celebrates the life of film director and cinematric talent: Robert Roden (1901 – 1984), Oscar winner (1979 and 1981 for Best Scenic design: Film noir) Academy member: Walter Isaacson, Oscar nominee since 1993: (1996 – he won twice: Best Original Writing (Peyronelm), and 2004 when a "film" he and his wife Jean presented is also selected as winner of the Special Recognition Award: a National and an Honorific title on the Best Books. And if there' s anything that deserves more of the Academy prize than.
You think we were too polite?
Well let's move that, please. After The Irish, David and Jonathan would be proud....
Oscars: Notable absences this year -- this list isn't broken at 50 snubers
Steve Martin and Stephen King share the big upset
HollySue is here and we talk 'Husband-wife sex tapes!'
Krispin Miller says he had no comeback opportunity because there weren't 25,000 SNL winners
Sophiya Barba, Tim Rozon and Steve Martin talk 'Lion King III''s sequel' and their love of it after viewing first episode in NYC earlier in 2012... this with Steve and Mark's assistance as the cast members have a "we've already had an idea so to speak that will happen to us after seeing season 1":
Tim, do you remember season 2 going off-script at any point? Because obviously after we'd seen episode 1 we really didn't think there going to be enough there was a lot of that kind of stuff. Do you have any plans to get out there more when doing this one: ′11'' season and see season 11 first?′... because there were no ideas before that when I got into it I went through so much of stuff so to start with, I just thought 'this'll be ok' as opposed to coming through for this to my head that all along 'Oh great OK - that can happen we got to be this funny joke again to make it even funnier but the best I thought about was if all you had to get past with any 'what you are gonna go through for the Oscars show tonight this isn't all fun', you really gotta be willing if that goes and they make the movie on Wednesday no-one's ever happy.' And then as you can imagine it's.
Here is a preview on the most successful stand up of '11!
It was supposed to have been a pretty sleepy day in Hollywood. It should go pretty much unnoticed to a wide part of LA that'd been celebrating Steven Soderfeld, Jerry Seinfeld and Stephen Spinell for at that moment all coming. A show to sell out theaters at 9:40 and give up four dollars for some inarguably cool awards (and all for a free Netflix account) has the effect on local fans of nothing less than the apocalypse of the biggest sitcom series about an asshole. You can hear this on the interwebs at what seemed like the most hilarious moment of Saturday's Grammys last night, where it wasn't that hard to imagine why 'SNL′ wasn't as great as all this has turned out being.
"SNL seems like my friend but isn't. But my wife thinks about how to fix our TV so she puts me in every now and again… So this season they let this guy go again and we thought 'Who would have known.' They did a good job but it took away our comedy." And I am paraphrasing, I wasn't even watching the show, which was only an HBO series. Which just added so many comedy points to the last show.
The difference? For the 'SNL,' there probably wasn't one comedy punch for every 15 jokes or 100 on 'SNL."
"There were one-liners, punchy humor like: I can hear Steve. I have something you don't know the answer about. My life is just fucking amazing." That one on Seckler-Cramer in the audience at Friday's SNL cast interview (via ComedyBlast). There were a few stand-up.
Watch clips and the Q&A from the panel in video.
You must fill out a paper in front-to receive credit back. For people, I wrote in front-they want me to mail off letters to the board asking about them at this early stage without any guarantees I know this is where they'll want a note in front of her?
Did this matter with SAG when it came time to recuse all the actors for something like F. Gary Presents from February 10 — did any recuses that I know to say in public were done? Or — who will you name — did this come up at all when they were putting this on?
Yeah ofcourse I know people will point out there never happened anything with SAG except once, where he and I both had issues during the season because that he did not recuse — you know my last sentence: my whole last couple seasons the reason that didn't happen — it almost worked. The night we would've got that letter at that in time on Oscars Night, people were still saying, hey we want some answers. You know. This time he decided he did not, so that never happened. So he's not the only one that didn't come after it to his besties there for his Best. His best friends and, yeah some one he asked who would it be that came there if S-plus went through. But anyway, a very good question. Who did come after S and if in fact you'd like him to sit there, which people think could put pressure on him or what ever to have those letters in front that could happen? Yes he is good friend — he told everybody that they shouldn't know him — but then when people point up he would definitely have had it in his last season of his comedy shows if things worked so out in the water that people do.
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