Emmy Awards

By, yeah, by, I mean, around April, May of 2024, absolutely, I had the word Jew stamped on my forehead.

I was told at one point, you know, I commissioned a film, which I then went on to executive produce, which won an Emmy.

which was very proud of, but I was told initially when I pitched that film to my bosses that we would have to contextualize why Hamas did it and that I wouldn't be able to look after it because I was biased.

I was partial was the phrase that was used.

I was sent a text message, please can you come into work the next day? I was told that I was going to be given clarity about my job.

I go in the next day and I'm told my job is being put at risk of redundancy.

and then it was in June I was interviewed for my job and didn't get it and then that was the week of the Emmys and then I went off to the Emmys and was sent an email warning me that I shouldn't say anything on behalf of the BBC when I was at the Emmys I was not there on behalf of the BBC I shouldn't go for any meetings on behalf of the BBC so when we won an Emmy and we went on stage I was actually terrified that I might get into trouble for going on stage and the director thanked me on stage I was terrified about that

Your name was actually taken off the credit for a project you'd worked out at the BBC.

going to say it again.

When we had the Emmys chat, I do think, and I said this to my pilot pal, Mark, I do think it is the most Emmy-worthy of his shows.

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You have to be on set, so you memorize your lines, you film this movie, press tour, which you also don't have control over.

From awards season, Oscars, Emmys, all of the events and press interviews around that.

You have to keep showing up for all of these things when you don't feel like it, when you have a personal crisis in your life.

But the whole point of discipline is that you show up even when you don't feel like it because there is a greater reward long term and these women have all sacrificed something for the greater good in the long term that's why they are where they are so from a career level and a personal level they exude a lot of discipline and just to be clear emotions are allowed like i said in last week's episode being stoic is not about being a robot with no emotions and a common trait i noticed is that they definitely have emotional discipline as well It's the whole ball analogy.

Give it to me.

Emmys all over the place.

I saw this video.

Really? Yeah.

They didn't publicly disclose why they got divorced, at least not anywhere I can find.

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The voice actor known for many Looney Tunes characters has died.

Eric Bauza was an Emmy Award winner.

He was the modern voice behind Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, and Porky Pig.

His name was Eric Bauza.

He's won three Emmys for voicing Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, like all of those beloved classic cartoon characters.

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His name was Eric Bauza.

He's won three Emmys for voicing Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, like all of those beloved classic cartoon characters.

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There's a big loss in the animation world.

Eric Bauza, the Emmy-winning voice actor best known for voicing Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died at the age of just 46.

His family announced his death on social media.

Reports say he died from hypertensive cardiovascular disease.