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In the light of what happened today. How inapropriate was the opening to the Emmy's?

what are you talkin about?

what happened today?

more importantly, you actually watch the emmys? :1orglaugh

The opening was a simulated plane crash...mocking the show lost.

more importantly fusionx is uber l33t fucking awesome super dupper internet hacker guy who is way too l333333t to watch conan obrien host the emmy's.

no,i don't think it was in bad taste at all, the show lost has a primary plot line of a plane crash

if people are that easily offended, they need to take their head our of their asses

congrats to all the winners

I missed the start, but how did you vote on Bob Newhart?

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Originally Posted by Young

wow. bad call.

You're a fucking loser. That was shot weeks if not months before what happened today. YOu think they were going to pull the entire intro, in order to avoid hurting your feelings.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

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Originally Posted by Alex

thank you its not like they shot it this morning lol

hypersensitivity

n 1: pathological sensitivity 2: extreme sensitivity

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Originally Posted by Jace

no,i don't think it was in bad taste at all, the show lost has a primary plot line of a plane crash

if people are that easily offended, they need to take their head our of their asses

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Originally Posted by Young

wow. bad call.

you are a porn webmaster and you are worried about whether or not people are offended?

i mean seriously people need to loosen up, it may be news to some but not EVERY single event in the world in directly connected.

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Originally Posted by Young

They've probably had that planned for 6 months. Its unfortunate what happened, but come on. The world doesn't stop because some goofball air traffic controller sent the plane down the wrong runway.

is it inappropriate for them to have beer commercials showing how much fun you can having drinking beer when every day innocent people are killed by drunk drivers? if you took everything that could potentially offend someone off the TV there would be nothing on.

It's not like they were mocking that plane crash it's about a tv show.

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Originally Posted by Alex

here you go homo
http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t...cid=1109108741

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Emmy plane crash skit called insensitive

By GARY GENTILE, Associated Press WriterMon Aug 28, 1:25 PM ET

It was meant to be funny. But a fake plane crash during the opening Emmy awards skit made many cringe on Sunday ? the same day 49 people died in a fiery plane crash in Kentucky.

The skit, aired live at the start of NBC's Emmy telecast, brought a swift response from the general manager of NBC's Lexington, Ky., affiliate, WLEX.

"It was a live telecast. We were completely helpless," Tim Gilbert was quoted as saying on the Lexington Herald-Leader's Web site.

"By the time we began to react, it was over. At the station, we were as horrified as they were at home," Gilbert said.

Criticism of the sequence also appeared on other Web sites Sunday night, including the Los Angeles Times, where television columnist Scott Collins called it "cringe-inducing" and "of questionable taste."

The prerecorded opening segment began with Emmy host Conan O'Brien boarding a private plane to Los Angeles. Asked by a stewardess if he was nervous about hosting the show, O'Brien answered "Nervous? What could possibly go wrong?"

The plane then shook and pitched violently, sending O'Brien out of his seat and seeking shelter in an overhead baggage compartment.

The skit didn't show the plane crashing. Instead, it cut to O'Brien emerging from the ocean onto an island resembling the one in "Lost," where he meets a cast member.

Emmy show executive producer Ken Ehrlich declined comment when asked about criticism of the skit at the Governors Ball after the show.

The skit aired live on NBC just hours after a commuter jet in Kentucky crashed into a field and burst into flames, killing all aboard except a co-pilot.

Gilbert said he was home watching the Emmy show with his family when he was "stunned" by the Emmy skit. He said if he had known about it beforehand, Lexington viewers wouldn't have seen it.

Gilbert said he plans to ask NBC for an apology.

"They could have killed the opening and it wouldn't have hurt the show at all," Gilbert said. "We wish somebody had thought this through. It's somewhere between ignorance and incompetence."

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Associated Press Writer Christina Almeida contributed to this report.

Maybe NBC should hire me for PR.

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Originally Posted by Barefootsies

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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Not in poor taste at all. It's called humor, and anyone who thinks that little intro was in some way offensive really does need to, as Jace said, get their head out of their ass.

Honestly, a lot of people in this world need to get a grip on reality.