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Hello there. I am not much of a televison person,,, I stay on Fox News day & night unless someone come in and steals the remote control. I probably won't have much to contribute on this topic.

I'm off to a couple of community craft shows.

I nearly died the first time I heard the "Nurse or Purse" line. So funny. The gal who told me is about 60. She is divorced and lonely. When I encouraged her to get out there and mix it up with the opposite sex, I got the Nurse or Purse reply. I think she is primarily interested in protecting her generous divorce settlement.

Good morning, thanks for putting all that work into the thread! I'm not much of a TV viewer either, mostly sports, Law and Order and Seinfeld reruns for me. But while we wait for the Emmys, let's see what the human STD is up to:

WASHINGTON (AP) - Former President Clinton will visit Africa next week to promote efforts to curtail the AIDS epidemic and encourage economic development.

Clinton leaves Sunday and will visit Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda, Mozambique and South Africa, his office said Friday. He returns Sept. 29 to the United States. [No rush, Bill, stay as long as you like] During his trip, Clinton will meet with Presidents John Kufuor of Ghana, Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Joaquim Chissano of Mozambique. He also will endorse establishment of a legal property system that can create capital for the poor [we've always called that 'capitalism,' but I doubt that's what he's endorsing], tour AIDS prevention programs for youth and deliver a speech on the future of Africa.

Clinton also will pay a private visit to former South African President Nelson Mandela at Mandela's provincial home. The two former presidents serve as co-chairmen of the International AIDS Trust. In 1998, Clinton became the first U.S. president to tour Africa while in office. He visited the continent again in August 2000 and returned a third time in April 2001, after he left the White House.

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series:

Jackie Gleason, "The Honeymooners".

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series:

Steve McQueen, "Wanted: Dead or Alive".

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series:

Lucille Ball, "I Love Lucy".

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series:

Sadly Lacking.

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie:

Any female opposite Richard Chamberlain in those 70's & 80's miniseries.

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie:

Depends on who's been in rehab 16 times and "recovered".