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| The Emmys and James Spader |
Spader is perfection on screen. From his small, unique mannerisms to his rhythm of dialog, each character pulls in the viewer. Deeply. Spader did win le Prix d'interprétation masculine (Best Actor) for Graham in "sex, lies and videotape". Emmy has now called him her own. Weekly Spader a la Boston Legal just plain rocks. One admirer, Teddy from Arlington, VA, wrote this to Boston-Legal.org: "It
was no mistake that James Spader won as best actor in a drama in 2004 for
The Practice. He's been a best actor in
just about everything he's ever done, and he's got a long career. I say kudos to the
people at the Emmys for getting it so right.
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Legal: A Greater Good Season 1, Episode 9 Airdate: December 4, 2004 Memorable Moments "My choice for a performance that is Emmy worthy is from episode 9, "A Greater Good", my favorite this season. It demonstrates all the elements of Boston Legal and the Alan and Denny relationship. It has some playful Alan and Denny moments when they both go ga-ga over the female doctor and elbow each other as to who's going to go first. Everybody knows Alan is eccentric, which he demonstrates by coaching his own client to turn states evidence, but we also see his compassion in his cross examination of the diabetic patient who was taken off the study. As far as balcony scenes go, it's also one of my favorites, with them sticking cigars in their ears and Denny saying, "We look good together", and Alan replying, "Yes we do." All in favor say, "Aye." Imamess: Aye!!! - Imamess / Canada 
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Why
James Spader is Emmy Worthy for Boston Legal
