April 26th, 2011
11:43 AM ET
U.S. shows up for BAFTAWhile so many Americans are embracing all things British thanks to the royal wedding, our friends across the pond are returning the favor. According to The Hollywood Reporter, this year's British Academy Television awards includes nominations for "Boardwalk Empire," "Glee," and "Mad Men." The three series are up for the International Award, along with the Danish drama "The Killing." AMC recently launched a U.S. version of the latter show. The awards show will be held held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on May 22.
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Seriously, not too sure about Boardwalk Empire, but Glee and Mad Men? C'mon.
Out of all the American shows they had to choose from, they pick these? Come on now! Who are the judges? A bunch of British 12 yr olds? Just WOW!
What were talking about? Dude, we're on the wrong blog! see ya!
The British eat boiled meat and don't brush their teeth. Who cares what they like?
Me liiiiiike Danish and pastly. Apple Danish belly belly gooood !
I think we all know that the Danish drama is gonna win.