- Network: NBC
- Series Premiere Date: Jan 31, 1944
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Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 20 Ratings
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Positive: 3 out of 20
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Mixed: 3 out of 20
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Negative: 14 out of 20
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Mar 3, 2021lol did anyone actually watch it this year? bring back ricky G pretty please.
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Mar 7, 2021Why is this crap still on? Please cancel. A bunch of freeloaders but apparently that sums up most of LA
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Mar 9, 2021Though some of it is fun, most people just want recognition for their own favorite and will dip after that is done. It would be a lot more enjoyable if it wasn't a movie-length itself. I hope they at the very most cut it down to an hour runtime.
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Returning hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey did what they could, with Poehler beaming in live from the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles, where the awards are typically held, and Fey broadcasting from the Rainbow Room in New York. Each played to reduced capacity rooms comprised of front line workers in the audience and approximated being onstage together by way of an awkward split screen. But the whole night was a cake with a saggy middle and burnt edges.
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Tina and Amy (who represented the West Coast branch of the industry at the Beverly Hilton) did a pretty admirable job for two people co-hosting a primetime telecast from opposite sides of the country. ... [But] A three-hour Zoom meeting with appearances by Elle Fanning and Regina King in evening gowns is, alas, still a three-hour Zoom meeting—which is to say, it’s riddled with technical difficulties and not exactly an escapist treat for a nation with Zoom fatigue.
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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s bicoastal hosting job was plagued with weird timing mishaps, but they landed several funny jokes in spite of the technical issues. Fonda’s speech accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award was a terrific call for better diversity in Hollywood. ... But by and large, the Globes were an awful awards show that proved nobody involved in the production had bothered, say, to watch the Emmy Awards.