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Title:The TV Chatter Notes Conference
Notice:Welcome to TV Chatter :-)
Moderator:PASTA::PIERCE
Created:Wed Dec 16 1992
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:498
Total number of notes:5416

237.0. "20th Annual People's Choice Awards" by NETRIX::michaud (Jeff Michaud, PATHWORKS for Windows NT) Thu Mar 10 1994 09:45

	What, no talk of the People's Choice awards last night?

	How many others feel "Home Improvement" bribed the judges?
	How else could Seinfeld lose???

	I didn't know Rosanne and Mary T. Moore had a thing going .....

	And was Whoopie with?  I say it looked alot like Mel Gibson, but
	someone else thought it was her dentist????
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237.1List of award winnersGIAMEM::PBROUGHOperating within established parametersThu Mar 10 1994 23:3847
Article: 4000
From: [email protected] (AP)
Newsgroups: clari.news.tv,clari.news.movies
Subject: `NYPD Blue' Wins Awards
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 94 20:10:17 PST
 
	CULVER CITY, Calif. (AP) -- The television drama ``NYPD Blue''
was a double winner Tuesday night at the 20th annual People's
Choice Awards, and ``Frasier'' and ``Grace Under Fire'' tied for
favorite new TV comedy.
	``Jurassic Park'' was the favorite movie and Garth Brooks was
the favorite male musical performer. ``NYPD Blue'' won for best TV
dramatic series and best new TV dramatic series.
	Tim Allen and Roseanne Arnold were chosen as best male and
female TV performers.
	The program, hosted by Paul Reiser of the sitcom ``Mad About
You,'' included a special tribute to producer-director Steven
Spielberg, whose films include ``Jurassic Park'' and ``Schindler's
List.''
	Winners of the People's Choice Awards were determined by a
Gallup Poll of more than 4,000 people nationwide who were asked to
list their favorite music, TV shows and movies.
	CBS broadcast the show with a 7-second tape delay in the East.
It wasn't live because during last week's live airing of the Grammy
Awards, Bono of the rock group U2 swore on stage. The word was
censored when a tape of the show was played in Western time zones.
	The People's Choice winners were:
	TV COMEDY SERIES: ``Home Improvement,'' ABC.
	TV DRAMATIC SERIES: ``NYPD Blue,'' ABC.
	NEW TV COMEDY SERIES: (tie) ``Frasier,'' NBC; ``Grace Under
Fire,'' ABC.
	NEW TV DRAMATIC SERIES: ``NYPD Blue,'' ABC.
	MALE TV PERFORMER: Tim Allen.
	FEMALE TV PERFORMER: Roseanne Arnold.
	MALE PERFORMER IN A NEW TV SERIES: Kelsey Grammer.
	FEMALE PERFORMER IN A NEW TV SERIES: Brett Butler.
	MOTION PICTURE: ``Jurassic Park.''
	COMEDY MOTION PICTURE: ``Mrs. Doubtfire.''
	DRAMATIC MOTION PICTURE: ``The Firm.''
	ACTOR IN A COMEDY MOTION PICTURE: Robin Williams.
	ACTRESS IN A COMEDY MOTION PICTURE: Whoopi Goldberg.
	ACTOR IN A DRAMATIC MOTION PICTURE: Tom Cruise.
	ACTRESS IN A DRAMATIC MOTION PICTURE: Julia Roberts.
	MALE MUSICAL PERFORMER: Garth Brooks.
	FEMALE COUNTRY MUSICAL PERFORMER: Reba McEntire.
	ROCK GROUP: Aerosmith.
237.2DSSDEV::RUSTThu Mar 10 1994 23:598
    I didn't watch it, but I'll admit I'm glad to hear "Home Improvement"
    won; while "Seinfeld" has had its great moments, this season I think
    "Home" is better. [But for stuff like this, I think the Olympic scheme
    might be better - give gold, silver, and bronze to the top three, so
    people don't have to make (as many) tradeoffs. It'll never sell, but
    *I'd* like it.]
    
    -b