With the primetime Emmys happening on Sunday, Kim and John look at some of the top races and business angles afoot in television's night of nights. As is the trend in recent years, the cable channels have overtaken the broadcast networks in the Drama category and they're encroaching on Comedy and Reality too. Some questions people are asking are: Will Mad Men win yet again? Can The Daily Show and The Amazing Race retain their dominance in their categories? And could Louis C.K. be the break-out winner in the Best Actor in a Comedy category?
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With the primetime Emmys happening on Sunday, Kim and John look at some of the top races and business angles afoot in TV's night of nights.
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