The
Screen Actors Guild Award - they both won. Boy, ya just can't keep that
"John Adams" mini-series down, can ya? Let's see...that's an Emmy, Golden Globe and now a SAG Award for both actors. Hard to believe some television critics thought that mini-series dull and boring.
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By the way, someone tell me why the television show
"24" is included in the category of
"motion picture/mini-series"? Had
Kiefer Sutherland won over anyone else in that category I would have had a shit fit. I understand the premise behind the show
"24" but it is neither a motion picture nor is it a mini-series in the way you typically think of a TV mini-series. How long has this been going on? Did they remove "made-for-television" so a show like
"24" could be included in this category? And, if shows episodic television shows in the vain of
"24" are considered "mini-series", doesn't that detract from the real mini-series programs?
Nothing against Sutherland or the show. It's just that it should be listed under TV drama, that's all.
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