The Emmy Awards Spoil Several Shows, Infuriate Fans
During a montage celebrating several shows that aired their series finales this year, The Emmy Awards spoiled many surprise endings.
Bad news for people who like television enough to watch the Emmy Awards, but not enough to watch shows in real time: the awards show just spoiled almost every show that ended over the last year.
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Sunday’s Emmy broadcast featured a montage to celebrate shows that aired their series finales in the last year, which included clips that spoiled major moments from the final moments of Boardwalk Empire, Nurse Jackie, True Blood, Sons of Anarchy and Parenthood -- some of which included some major character deaths.
Needless to say, the internet was not pleased.
Guess I can go ahead and delete my queue now that I know how every show ends. Thanks @TheEmmys #spoileralert
September 21, 2015
Hey #Emmys, can you say #SpoilerAlert before all those final episode clips? Jeez! Thanks for ruining all of those damned series for me.
September 21, 2015
If you're catching up on Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, or any show that ended this season, I hope you're not watching the Emmys. #SpoilerAlert
September 21, 2015
How about a SPOILER ALERT? #Emmys
September 21, 2015
SPOILER ALERT: #Emmys montage ruins every show you've been meaning to watch. pic.twitter.com/RmIlpDNbNs
September 21, 2015
"Welcome back to the Spoiler Awards!" host Andy Samberg joked when the show returned from commercial break after the spoiler-heavy montage. "I guess everyone on every show died!"
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