Last night's Emmy Awards weren't exactly fair, but looking at Katherine Heigl from Grey's Anatomy with her award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, or even without it, makes me forget everything else. Judging by her hilarious reaction at the win, she was pleasantly surprised, too.
The biggest surprise of the night was 30Rock winning Best Comedy Series award. I really like Tina Fey and think that she's the funniest woman in the business, but I also know that 30Rock weren't that funny and much worse that The Office, that didn't win anything.
Terry O'Quinn finally got the award he deserved after three long years on Lost. The Sopranos won for Best Drama Series, America Ferrera won Best Actress in Comedy for Ugly Betty, James Spader won Best Actor in Drama for Boston Legal. Britney didn't perform this time, but pregnant Christina did.

Some more pics of Katherine Heigl and one of Sarah Chalke here looking cute.

Grey Matters

After a pretty weak season and a great great finale (what can be better that a ruined wedding?), Grey's Anatomy is coming back next season as two separate shows. I have a strong feeling one of them will be cancelled by the end of the season. Private Practice, the spin-off for Kate Walsh's character, makes an impression of a show about nothing. The only interesting actress on the show besides Walsh, Merrin Dungey, who used to be on Alias, got fired because of "lack of chemistry". Like I said, this show is doomed.
As for Grey's Anatomy itself, some major changes are going to take place. In a stupid move by the producers, Isaiah Washington got fired for homophobic remarks he made towards T.R. Knight. All of the rest are staying, alone with their problems and each other. Meredith and Derek will continue having relationship problems (why can't these two just be together?). To help them separate, there is Meredith's sister, who appeared in the season finale and is played by Chyler Leigh, the leading chick from Not Another Teen Movie. Man, those Greys just keep on coming!