The 62nd Primetime Award show.The 62nd Primetime Award show.The 62nd Primetime Award show.
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
198
YOUR RATING
- Directors
- Glenn Weiss
- Michael Blieden(show open)
- Writers
- Stars
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Gene Barry
- Self - Memorial Tributeas Self - Memorial Tribute
- (archive footage)
Dixie Carter
- Self - Memorial Tributeas Self - Memorial Tribute
- (archive footage)
- Directors
- Glenn Weiss
- Michael Blieden(show open)
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
The 62nd Primetime Award show.
- Genre
- Parents guide
Did you know
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #18.108 (2010)
- SoundtracksBorn to Run
(uncredited)
Written by Bruce Springsteen
Performed by Jimmy Fallon, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Amber Riley,
Chris Colfer, Tina Fey, Jon Hamm, Jorge Garcia, Nina Dobrev, Joel McHale and Jane Lynch
During the Opening Number sequence
Top review
Jimmy Fallon rocks the 62nd Emmy's!
Well, thank goodness for humor - Jimmy Fallon turned what is frequently a snooze fest of gratuitous back slapping, into a pretty fun and entertaining night. His humor is very fresh and young and at times very silly and self-deprecating.
Can you see an Oscars hosting gig in his future? I know I can. Whereas people like Leno and Letterman have their core following in late night, Jimmy is new enough to still be building his so a lot of people I know really had no idea what to expect from his Emmy's hosting. They were all pleasantly surprised.
A big favorite of every single person I spoke to about the Emmy's was the opening number - it was Glee-ful, it was tongue in cheek, and it was just plain fun. It's the kind of fun you get from his late night show, but you have to have Ti-vo, a DVR or be a night owl like me to see it - he's on after the so-so Leno show.
Ten out of ten for Jimmy for making the Emmy's way more watchable this year - and we loved the fact that you made Tom Selleck giggle by claiming he was your long lost Dad and giving him a huge hug - hilarious.
Now all we need is a new movie for Jimmy - it can be straight acting or comedy - he can do both!
Can you see an Oscars hosting gig in his future? I know I can. Whereas people like Leno and Letterman have their core following in late night, Jimmy is new enough to still be building his so a lot of people I know really had no idea what to expect from his Emmy's hosting. They were all pleasantly surprised.
A big favorite of every single person I spoke to about the Emmy's was the opening number - it was Glee-ful, it was tongue in cheek, and it was just plain fun. It's the kind of fun you get from his late night show, but you have to have Ti-vo, a DVR or be a night owl like me to see it - he's on after the so-so Leno show.
Ten out of ten for Jimmy for making the Emmy's way more watchable this year - and we loved the fact that you made Tom Selleck giggle by claiming he was your long lost Dad and giving him a huge hug - hilarious.
Now all we need is a new movie for Jimmy - it can be straight acting or comedy - he can do both!
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- MsMovie
- Aug 30, 2010
Details
- Runtime2 hours 8 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 16 : 9
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