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WHAT?? Did Atonement win Best Picture??
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The press conference is over, but NBC is stretching out the winners for the whole hour.
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CNN finished their announcements 10 minutes ago.
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Damnit! I was SOOOOO going to post a set of predictions with Atonement as the Best Drama winner.
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Eric wrote:Wait, what did Atonement win?
yeah..I was thinking that too...
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PICTURE/DRAMA:
Atonement


...sigh...
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Post by Eric »

Wait, what did Atonement win?
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TV Actress:

Tina Fey - 30 Rock
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kaytodd wrote:ATONEMENT? My least favorite of the best picture nominees, drama or comedy.
Bah!!! I think they made the right choice.
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TV Comedy:

Extras
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Actor, TV Comedy:

David Duchovny - Californication
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ATONEMENT? My least favorite of the best picture nominees, drama or comedy.
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I just switched over to CNN...I couldn't take anymore of that dumb ass guy saying "boutique"
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Actress, Miniseries/Movie:

Queen Latifah - Life Support
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Post by Penelope »

I'm watching the announcements on CNN and it's not nearly as inane.
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