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<\/a>Jimmy Fallon<\/strong> was the perfect host! I just think more of him each time I see him perform. He was funny, moved the show along, and didn\u2019t try to make it about him<\/em>. You go, boy!<\/p>\nBut the stupid \u201ctwitter\u201d intros were a gigantic waste of time! Just pay the usual comedy writers and hope for the best. (While usually getting the worst.) The intros are the most unimportant part of the evening. Or just have the presenters write them themselves, like they do with program bios! That might be amusing next year. (And remember–I\u2019m<\/em> the one who came up with that!)<\/p>\n The opening was great! The only problem with it is that there was a chick in the group singing number who Mr. X and I had no idea who she was! We know the Glee<\/em> cast, Jorge Garcia, Tina Fey<\/strong>, and Betty White<\/strong>, of course. (BTW–she\u2019s always<\/em> been fabulous, but, for some unknown reason, it became fashionable to be a fan of hers this year–who decides these things???) We even know who creepy Kate Gosselin<\/strong> is because of her groan-inducing Dancing With The Star<\/em>s stint last season. But just who was that other one? Perhaps a contest winner, like they do on music shows sometimes?<\/p>\n I never saw Steve Levitan<\/strong> before, the creator and producer of Modern Family<\/em>, but he was just great. I loved his speeches, which were perfect on every level, and he was kind-of cute-looking. He\u2019s doesn\u2019t have my usual type of looks, but he just seemed like an all-around adorable man.<\/p>\n Edie Falco<\/strong> won for best actress in a comedy<\/em>??? Her winning in that<\/em> category is the only funny thing about it!<\/p>\n The above statement shows us that the academy must instate a new category for \u201cdramadies\u201d next year. I\u2019m actually not joking about this one.<\/p>\n Why can\u2019t they present the \u201cGuest Star\u201d winners on the air? I really feel that there\u2019s a way to do it. Although, this year, with not a lot of unnecessary filler like they usually have, the show ended exactly when planned.<\/p>\n I never saw Aaron Paul<\/strong> from Breaking Bad<\/em> before, but I had read of how deserving he was from several sources. But, when I heard him speak, I asked Mr. X, \u201cWhat does he show us?\u201d The answer is–that smoking really does stunt your growth. (He\u2019s short and sounds like he\u2019s a heavy smoker, in case you missed my humor on that one. It might be only a visual.)<\/p>\n Claire Danes<\/strong> is so much better-looking as a woman than she was as a girl. She finally grew into her face.<\/p>\n Was Al Pacino<\/strong> channeling his pal, Robert DeNiro, in his acceptance speech? We all know that Bobby D can\u2019t speak without written lines (and then does better than just everyone else,) but I hadn\u2019t realized that Al has no personality either. His speech was really disappointing.<\/p>\n<\/a>I\u2019ve never seen Lauren Graham<\/strong> act, but at least we know her fashion sense sucks! Why was she wearing a diaper pinned to her chest? Was she planning on drooling over someone? Or perhaps she was planning on burping a baby backstage. Or perhaps it was really a lobster bib, and they interrupted her seafood dinner to go out there and present.<\/p>\n<\/a>No one was more deserving of his or her award than Jim Parsons<\/strong>. I actually cried when his name was announced! He\u2019s absolutely brilliant on Big Bang Theory<\/em>. He blows us away every episode. I don\u2019t think that there\u2019s one other actor on earth who could have filled this role. My only slight problem with seeing him talk, which I\u2019ve done only once before, is that he seemed almost as weird as his character. And did he get even skinnier recently? I hope he\u2019s healthy.<\/p>\n