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[size=100:zwav2ylo]With the TV Academy expanding to six the number of Emmy nominees in 10 top categories -- comedy and drama series and the acting fields for male and female regulars -- there's new hope for programs and performers left out in previous years.

...

Meanwhile, there's a chance for HBO's surrealist deadpan comedy/musical series "
Flight of the Conchords"
to join such veterans as "
30 Rock,"
"
Entourage,"
"
Two and a Half Men"
and "
The Office."


"
The first season, you would hear people in the business say they liked ("
Conchords"
),"
Sepinwall notes. "
So maybe there becomes enough of a groundswell that it could sneak in for a sixth nomination."

sargifster wrote:

[size=100:w33bg6i5]With the TV Academy expanding to six the number of Emmy nominees in 10 top categories -- comedy and drama series and the acting fields for male and female regulars -- there's new hope for programs and performers left out in previous years.

...

Meanwhile, there's a chance for HBO's surrealist deadpan comedy/musical series "
Flight of the Conchords"
to join such veterans as "
30 Rock,"
"
Entourage,"
"
Two and a Half Men"
and "
The Office."


"
The first season, you would hear people in the business say they liked ("
Conchords"
),"
Sepinwall notes. "
So maybe there becomes enough of a groundswell that it could sneak in for a sixth nomination."

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sargifster wrote:

[size=100:fp2pgbyp]With the TV Academy expanding to six the number of Emmy nominees in 10 top categories -- comedy and drama series and the acting fields for male and female regulars -- there's new hope for programs and performers left out in previous years.

...

Meanwhile, there's a chance for HBO's surrealist deadpan comedy/musical series "
Flight of the Conchords"
to join such veterans as "
30 Rock,"
"
Entourage,"
"
Two and a Half Men"
and "
The Office."


"
The first season, you would hear people in the business say they liked ("
Conchords"
),"
Sepinwall notes. "
So maybe there becomes enough of a groundswell that it could sneak in for a sixth nomination."

[url=Source][/url]

onlyalways wrote:

Brett and Jermaine (who?) are constantly mistaken for Australians because of their accents. This happens all the time, especially in America.

My mom asked me the difference between an Australian and New Zealand accent the other day, and I told her, "
An Australian accent is an evil version of the New Zealand accent."

onlyalways wrote:

sargifster wrote:

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Love it. That was be jamazing if they were nominated.

[size=75:ymf8l8on]Two and a Half Men? Really?! :

[size=100:lvi712vl]Help Knock Out Breast Cancer!

Everlast has very generously donated pink boxing gloves to help with my fundraising!

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[size=100:u5p1lmnn]Help Knock Out Breast Cancer!

Everlast has very generously donated pink boxing gloves to help with my fundraising!

Source:

paranoidandroid wrote:Bret should have signed it "
Breast Mckenzie"
.

ZING!!

gezyka wrote:

paranoidandroid wrote:Bret should have signed it "
Breast Mckenzie"
.

ZING!!

sheila wrote:

gezyka wrote:

[size=100:kxh0s5qs]BUY A MITSUBISHI IN NEW ZEALAND, GET A FREE GOAT

It's probably the oddest product tie-in since Les Schwab's beef give-away: New Zealand Mitsubishi dealers are offering new buyers of their Triton mid-size pickup truck the unusual incentive of a live goat, free with every purchase. [size=133:kxh0s5qs]In a marketing move possibly developed during a Flight of The Conchords band meeting, Mitsubishi New Zealand says the free goats will appeal to the rural farmers that are the main purchasers of the Triton ute.

"
Goats, like our Tritons, are hardy, versatile units, which will integrate directly into existing farm operations,"
said Peter Wilkins, sales and marketing general manger for Mitsubishi NZ. "
And, most importantly,"
he added, "
There is no such thing as Goat Flu -- so no threat to tourism. It's hard to see a downside."


Will it work? When asked, an unnamed farmer replied, "
What do they think we are, a bunch of bloody Australians?"

drunkagain wrote:

[size=100:pykyhqid]BUY A MITSUBISHI IN NEW ZEALAND, GET A FREE GOAT

It's probably the oddest product tie-in since Les Schwab's beef give-away: New Zealand Mitsubishi dealers are offering new buyers of their Triton mid-size pickup truck the unusual incentive of a live goat, free with every purchase. [size=133:pykyhqid]In a marketing move possibly developed during a Flight of The Conchords band meeting, Mitsubishi New Zealand says the free goats will appeal to the rural farmers that are the main purchasers of the Triton ute.

"
Goats, like our Tritons, are hardy, versatile units, which will integrate directly into existing farm operations,"
said Peter Wilkins, sales and marketing general manger for Mitsubishi NZ. "
And, most importantly,"
he added, "
There is no such thing as Goat Flu -- so no threat to tourism. It's hard to see a downside."


Will it work? When asked, an unnamed farmer replied, "
What do they think we are, a bunch of bloody Australians?"

source:

drunkagain wrote:

[size=100:69g4lb2h]BUY A MITSUBISHI IN NEW ZEALAND, GET A FREE GOAT

It's probably the oddest product tie-in since Les Schwab's beef give-away: New Zealand Mitsubishi dealers are offering new buyers of their Triton mid-size pickup truck the unusual incentive of a live goat, free with every purchase. [size=133:69g4lb2h]In a marketing move possibly developed during a Flight of The Conchords band meeting, Mitsubishi New Zealand says the free goats will appeal to the rural farmers that are the main purchasers of the Triton ute.

"
Goats, like our Tritons, are hardy, versatile units, which will integrate directly into existing farm operations,"
said Peter Wilkins, sales and marketing general manger for Mitsubishi NZ. "
And, most importantly,"
he added, "
There is no such thing as Goat Flu -- so no threat to tourism. It's hard to see a downside."


Will it work? When asked, an unnamed farmer replied, "
What do they think we are, a bunch of bloody Australians?"

source:

drunkagain wrote:

[size=100:485sqzgi]BUY A MITSUBISHI IN NEW ZEALAND, GET A FREE GOAT

It's probably the oddest product tie-in since Les Schwab's beef give-away: New Zealand Mitsubishi dealers are offering new buyers of their Triton mid-size pickup truck the unusual incentive of a live goat, free with every purchase. [size=133:485sqzgi]In a marketing move possibly developed during a Flight of The Conchords band meeting, Mitsubishi New Zealand says the free goats will appeal to the rural farmers that are the main purchasers of the Triton ute.

"
Goats, like our Tritons, are hardy, versatile units, which will integrate directly into existing farm operations,"
said Peter Wilkins, sales and marketing general manger for Mitsubishi NZ. "
And, most importantly,"
he added, "
There is no such thing as Goat Flu -- so no threat to tourism. It's hard to see a downside."


Will it work? When asked, an unnamed farmer replied, "
What do they think we are, a bunch of bloody Australians?"

source:

sargifster wrote:How random and bizarre, but somehow strangely pleasing.

sargifster wrote:[flash=350,287:8pa8o2lv]https://www.youtube.com/v/pxxvJgV-3po&hl=en&fs=1[/flash:8pa8o2lv]

"
Friends"
used as the soundtrack to a Kirk and Bones fanvid...



How random and bizarre, but somehow strangely pleasing.

Spoilers for the new Star Trek film.

sargifster wrote:[flash=350,287:ujsfezke]https://www.youtube.com/v/pxxvJgV-3po&hl=en&fs=1[/flash:ujsfezke]

"
Friends"
used as the soundtrack to a Kirk and Bones fanvid...



How random and bizarre, but somehow strangely pleasing.

Spoilers for the new Star Trek film.

shianne517 wrote:I don't know if this changes frequently, but am I the only one who sees the FOTC album on this page?