Grey's Anatomy Snubbed By Emmy Voters
It may still pick up some extraneous nominations, but Grey's Anatomy was noticeably left off the list of 2010 Emmy Awards nominees in all five major categories.
That's right, no Outstanding Drama, Outstanding Actress, Outstanding Actor, Outstanding Supporting Actress or Outstanding Supporting Actor nods for the show.
It's hard to pinpoint the rationale for the cast's omission, particularly that of Sandra Oh and Chandra Wilson, who we're accustomed to seeing honored every year.
Certainly those two weren't any less good in Season Six. Has the show as a whole fallen out of favor with voters? Or were actresses on other shows just better?
Given that Katherine Heigl was not only nominated, but won an Outstanding Supporting Actress Emmy at the peak of the show's popularity, that must be a factor.
What do you think? Who most deserved a nomination this year - or did no one deserve it compared to the other shows, actors and actresses who were nominated?
We don't believe the call either, Sandra.
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December 12th, 2010 3:24 PM
i want full information of anatomy
August 22nd, 2010 12:07 PM
How dare they! Death and All His Friends was an amazing episode. Grey's Anatomy didn't deserved to be snubbed for shows like Dexter and 24. Also the episode where the patient dies and they have to figure out who's to blame. The season finale was epic, I barely noticed that Katherine Heigl's character and T.R Knight's were missing. Seriously, it was like George who? The episode had so much emotion and feeling and great acting. Glee is completely hyped up it will have low ratings season 3 mark my words! I was hooked episodes 1,2 & 3 then the show took a turn for cheesy, materlistic and just plain unimaginative storylines after the hiatus. The only good thing was Harris- Dream On.
The Emmy's now in my and many people's opinions are like drug addicts on crack, they don't know the difference between reality and a fix. They aren't impartial and are creatively impaired.
July 30th, 2010 6:41 PM
Dudes c'mon lets face it :)Season 6 was a lot different from the rest of the seasons but,for this show to survive it must continually change from season to season bringing something new. It is impossible for Shonda to keep the same story for 6 seasons.
To my mind something's fishy with these Emmy because even if the scenario was ..lets say.. a little bit strange(because really bad it wasn't) Oh,Wilson,Pompeon were bloody marvelous as actricess..
Rank: Guest Star
July 20th, 2010 5:18 PM
That's true but that doesn't mean that one out of all actors and actresses on the show shouldn't get a nomination seriously.
July 16th, 2010 2:18 PM
I've been watching Season 3 of Greys on DVD lately (and am looking for my Seasons 1 & 2 which probably got lost when I moved) ANYWAYS my husband and I were like...damn this show used to be SO good...I think the loss of Burke, Izzy and George without adding any real characters of substance has hurt the show a lot. The Burke/Christina drama was always great, they were like perfect for each other...the interactions between Alex and Izzy when they were friends was always hilarious (like when they were stealing patients from the E.R. to bring over to the newly-opened Denny Doucette Clinic)Do you remember goofy/awakward George in Seasons 1 & 2? Man those were the days
July 14th, 2010 4:49 PM
I am disgusted that Grey's Anatomy received no Emmy Award nominations, season 6 was a brilliant season because although it may not have the same feel as season two and three, it was a whole new side which is much better than Glee and all the other shows that just recycle the same storylines all of the time. The finale was brilliantly executed, the writing was absolutely sublime and the acting was certainly worthy of at least a few nominations. I'm an avid viewer in the U.K, I'm fifteen years-old and Grey's Anatomy, as cheesy as it may sound has changed my life and the fact that it received no nominations is an injustice.
P.S Patrick Dempsey is a genius ;)
July 12th, 2010 5:35 AM
Season 6 had some great episodes but the cristina/owen/teddy triangle made it unbearable to watch at times. I'm so sick of owen it's not even funny but I love Cristina, Alex, Arizona and Bailey. The Season finale was awesome and i'm surprised Shonda wasn't nominated best writing. And Michael O'Neil should've been nominated for outstanding guest actor!
July 11th, 2010 11:58 PM
The Emmy voters are pretty biased sometimes, and honestly I'd prefer anything but all of the Mad Men BS. I really think that show is overrated. At least Friday Night Lights got recognized a little. But still Chandra Wilson and Sandra Oh deserved at least a nomination. And so did Shonda Rhimes for best writing for "Sanctuary" and "Death and All of His Friends". A lot of other shows got snubbed this year too, for some overrated ones....They did go last year, but this year, they snubbed so many great shows.
July 11th, 2010 4:35 PM
Does anyone agree that it would be fun to have another "Family episode"?
To see:
* Arizonas and Callies parents + sister and to see when callie meet Arizonas parents and vice versa?
* Dereks other sisters?
* Molly come back to visit Meredith and Leie, and mayby bring her little kid?
* Alex's mother and sister?
But i'm most of all curios how (if) AZ will act when Callie get to meet AZ parents. Or how Callies mom will act when she gets to meet AZ. Or how much stringer all the relationships got after shring this shooting-drama together! Does anyone agree?
July 11th, 2010 12:36 PM
the only reason that Grey's Anatomy didn't get any nominations is because it's too good to be in the same catagories as the other shows. it would have won all of the awards and that would have crushed the other shows self esteem. the emmy's commitee is just being courtious to the other shows. :)