Emmy predictions

Sep 21, 2002, 7:50 PM ET2 posts by 2 postersalt.tv.friends
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Sonny Blackalt.tv.friends

Found this post & thought it was quite interesting . Kinda agree with the poster on the predictions myself, hopefully it 3/3 for Friends.

LEAD ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES Kelsey Grammer, ``Frasier,'' NBC; Matt LeBlanc, ``Friends,'' NBC; Bernie Mac, ``The Bernie Mac Show,'' Fox; Matthew Perry, ``Friends,'' NBC; Ray Romano, ``Everybody Loves Raymond,'' CBS Prediction: Matt LeBlanc Personal pick: Bernie Mac LeBlanc's work on ``Friends'' this year was his best of the series, finding vulnerability and conflict through Joey's crush on a pregnant Rachel. But I prefer Mac, who is not only willing to appear unlikable but whose tough-love comedy makes him the only nominee showing any freshness.

BEST COMEDY SERIES est Comedy Series ``Curb Your Enthusiasm,'' HBO; ``Everybody Loves Raymond'' CBS; ``Friends,'' NBC; ``Sex and the City,'' HBO; ``Will & Grace,'' NBC Prediction: ``Friends'' Personal pick: ``Sex and the City'' Despite all the praise lavished on ``Friends'' last season, I didn't find it as funny as years past. ``Will & Grace'' has devolved into a string of sniggering sex jokes. ``Everybody Loves Raymond'' is showing signs of wear, and ``Curb Your Enthusiasm'' is an acquired taste. Which leaves ``Sex and the City,'' which had a memorable season within the eligibility period, although its most recent season could make voters forget that.

LEAD ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES Jennifer Aniston, ``Friends,'' NBC; Patricia Heaton, ``Everybody Loves Raymond,'' CBS; Jane Kaczmarek, ``Malcolm in the Middle,'' Fox; Debra Messing, ``Will & Grace,'' NBC; Sarah Jessica Parker, ``Sex and the City,'' HBO Prediction: Jennifer Aniston Personal pick: Patricia Heaton The vote will probably go to Aniston, but two-time winner Heaton continues to do amazing work, veering from happiness to anger to sexiness to frustration to tears, often in one scene.

Sonny B