No, particularly since they will anoint the amateurish Mad Men top drama. I'm not sure I've seen anything that I thought was so mediocre (at best) be so acclaimed. People drool over the production, but I'm not even impressed with that. To me, the show screams "I'm done on a soundstage!".

These award shows have become a joke. Can't figure out how they decide who's nominated. It baffles me that shows that really hook you(they become an addiction)with great writing and acting, i.e. Sons of Anarchy, created by Kurt Sutter; Friday Night Lights, created by Peter Berg, are never nominated. The actors are just passed by. Are the "powers that be" who come up with the nominations clueless? Are they just accountants? Do they actually watch to shows? This doesn't just apply to the Emmy's. The People's Choice Awards have become a joke. Last year it was painful to watch. The fans created such a chaotic atmosphere, and the only entertainers that decided to show up were the ones that won. There wasn't an element of surprise. They didn't need to give speeches & they acted uncomfortable.

The Producers Guild has an awards ceremony? News to me!