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Live Emmy Panel on Tuesday
Tuesday, September 15, 2020 at 12:01AM by Abe Friedtanzer
We've been talking about the Emmys nonstop over the past few weeks, and we're excited to present another opportunity to hear from our Emmy team. Juan Carlos, Christopher, Cláudio and myself will be hosting a live video panel tonight, September 15th at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT. We'll be discussing our favorite shows and performances as well as what we can expect this Sunday night from the ceremony.
You can leave questions you want answered as comments on this post, or ask them live in the chat during the panel.
You can watch on Tuesday night live at YouTube.com/MoviesWithAbe. Team Experience looks forward to seeing you then!
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Reader Comments (8)
Love this! But I work at that time. Will the discussion be available after the live stream?
Richard -- i believe it will be but we'll double check with Abe.
Here's a question for the panel... what performance and/or show that didn't get nominated you wish were nominated? And if you're willing to answer another one... which Academy Award winner would you wish would do a TV show to get an Emmy award (who haven't won before of course)?
@Richard - yes, the panel will be available to watch on YouTube shortly after it concludes at the same link. Thanks for your enthusiasm!
Holy crap the perfect four for this topic on the one panel? Excitement overload!
The current MVP’s of TFE. This is going to be good. Even though my tastes on shows clearly differ to Abe’s he writes it in such a compelling way I can’t help but be hooked. Your openness to critiques and differing opinions in your pieces have made me feel welcome, happy and safe here. So kudos Abe!
Less so about this year, but what are some of your favorite Emmy wins/moments?
And, which shows do you think have far more buzz among critics/tv watchers than they do among the academy? I ask, because it’s one place where surprises happen (e.g., Teri Hatcher and Desperate Housewives losing in 2005;The Sopranos losing in its first four seasons - especially in 2003).
Will BETTER CALL SAUL ever win an Emmy?