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June 30, 2008

More Emmy 10s

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Could the ever chipper and relentless Gold Derby force another ATAS disclosure? Or two? Or more?

This week will tell, probably, if the blog keeps digging away at the Emmy top 10 lists, as it's done in years past and continues to do now.

Its latest revelations, based on whatever arm-twisting methods it employs (read: asking nicely), involve the top 10 vote getters in the lead actress in a comedy category and supporting actor in a drama.

GD doesn't throw in this caveat, but we will, just for kicks. These lists could be subject to change. Unnamed sources and all.

Among the shockers: Three "Desperate Housewives" but no Teri Hatcher (gasp!). Sarah Silverman for her foul-mouthed Comedy Central show. Double gasp!

For the guys: "Lost's" Terry O'Quinn is out, Naveen Anders and Michael Emerson are in, as is Blair Underwood from "In Treatment" and two actors from first-year hit "Damages," both Ted Danson and Zeljko Ivanek.

Have to say, though, that we're even more iffy about this list, mainly because it goes to 11. What's up with that?

Sit tight to see if and how ATAS responds.

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