Newman
also,
incidentally,
deleted
the
post—which
actually
garned
many
replies
of
agreement,
but
presumably
also
left
a
bad
taste
in
a
few
too
many
dramedy
fans’
mouths. “I
know,”
she
posted
in
reply
to
someone
asking
if
that
was
necessary. “I
took
it
down.
Not
my
best
moment.”
(Some
of
the
hate
included
digs
at
her
daughter
being
a
nepo
baby,
a
topic
Einbinder
has
weighed
in
on: “Ever-present,”
she
quipped
to
Interview in
May
regarding
the
children
of
celebs. “Here
to
stay.”)
Newman
clarified
at
7:37
p.m., “I
think
the
Bear
is
a
great
show
but
IMHO
it’s
not
a
comedy-
not
even
a
dark
comedy.”
And then,
a
half-hour
later, Hacks won
the
Emmy
for
Outstanding
Comedy
Series.
So…
While
The
Bear
didn’t
repeat
in
the
top
category,
Colón-Zayas
will
probably
win
again
next
year
(or
she should
win
something,
whichever
category
embraces
the
hard-to-pin-down
show)
for
the
heartbreaking-turned-heartwarming
Tina-centric
episode
that
was
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
polarizing
and
oft-heartbreaking
third
season
that
premiered
this
past
summer.
Also
during
the
Sept.
15
ceremony,
Jeremy
Allen
White won
for
Outstanding
Lead
Actor
and
Ebon
Moss-Bachrach
took
the
prize
for
Supporting
Actor
in
a
Comedy
Series,
while
Christopher
Storer
won
for
directing.
Jamie
Lee
Curtis
and
Jon
Bernthal
picked
up
guest
actress
and
actor
wins
at
the
Creative
Arts
Emmys
last
weekend
for
season
two’s
epic “Fishes”
episode.
While
Newman
certainly
provided
a
moment,
look
at
all
the
candid
moments
you
missed
that
occurred at
the
2024
Emmy
Awards:
(Originally
published
Sept.
15,
2024,
at
7:05
p.m.
PT)
Celebrity Fails
