You can't have a winner's circle without some losers.
Best Role at this year's Daytime Emmy Awards? Soap Opera fans can not only watch it, but also watch it on CBS TV or stream it on Paramount Network. This means that we can all see awards, speeches, and history.
There were also some not-so-great moments on display, if we're being honest. So let's take a look at the best and worst Daytime Emmys TV shows of the year. Maher?
Biggest Disappointment: We say it every year, but where were the videos for Dang's acting classes? Yes, we finally got them for high-profile awards, but we're sure every soap opera fan will agree that we would have preferred so many clips over a second song by Michael Bolton.
The most surprising development: When the big night began, we thought many of the winners would remember the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Roe v. the valley. Other than a few second-hand notes, including from co-host Nischelle Turner (who clearly stated that it was her "choice" to wear whatever dress she wanted), the question was largely ignored. Turner also used the final seconds of the show to say, "Remember, women's rights are human rights!" However, there was one big exception...
Best Accessory: Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Hospital, General Hospital) has always been candid, making sure the world knows exactly where she stands as she walks the red carpet. She later wrote on Instagram: "I have done my best to use the spotlight to honor women's rights to dignity, choice, and independence in their own bodies."
Best Speech: At first, winning actress Michelle Morgan (Amanda, The Young and the Restless) seemed so surprised by her win that she had a hard time putting the words together. But the first black woman to win the award praised her journey. "I was born on a small island in the Caribbean, and now I'm on the international stage and I'm honored, whatever the color of my skin, whatever my passport, to be the best at what I do," she said. . He said. "Now there are young girls all over the world and no matter what industry or profession... they can strive to be the best."
Most emotional moment: Susan Lucci was asked to host the annual segment of the show In Memoriam, where she was almost overwhelmed with emotion when she spoke about her loving husband, Helmut Huber, who passed away earlier this year. "They say sadness is the price we pay for love," he said. "Well, sadness is a high price, but I wouldn't give up a second of love."
The best part: Not only did the audience give a standing ovation to Susan Rogers (Maggie) as she took to the stage, they then presented a video package in which Jennifer Aniston spoke about her winning dad, John Aniston, who won her stack of accomplishments. (Victor). Best of all, the clips featured in Aniston's homage were thematic, including the moment of raucous laughter when Victor opened the door to find Eve standing on the other side, joking, "Who ordered a whore?"
Best Revenge: The first winner of the night, General Hospital Kelly Thiebaud, had the funniest streak of the night. “My brother, when I started playing, he saw my work and said, 'You're no good. "
Biggest Promo: Nicholas Alexander Chavez General Hospital (Spencer) took the podium to receive the Youth Outstanding Achievement Award: "A little over a year ago, I was selling cars in a small Florida beach town!"
Who would have won if we split the prizes? I'm glad you asked! Here's the list of Dream Emmy winners, including some slightly unusual categories!
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