Thu, Jul 8 2010
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HollywoodNews.com: “Glee” fever is so strong that it swayed Emmy voters who lauded the TV show with 19 nominations. But that wasn’t the only show to catch their eye: HBO’s miniseries “The Pacific” harpooned 24 nods. In years past, the Emmys use to favor those series which were on the[...]
