Sunday, August 24, 2014
Watch little kids reenact scenes from Emmy-nominated dramas
Child actors take a stab at performing clips from the Emmy-nominated dramas in this hilarious video. (Photo : YouTube/mom.me) var w=0;var aw=0;var sls=$("#ppt div.photo a");sls.click(function(){ if(w=="170%"){w="100%";aw=0;} else {w="170%";aw="-70%";} sls.parent().css("width",w);$("#ppt > a.next").css("right",aw); });sliderInt = 1;sliderNext = 2;$('.photo_slide').fadeOut(-100);$('#photo1').fadeIn(300);$(document).ready(function(){count = $('.slide img').size();$('.current').html(1);});function prev(){newSlide = sliderInt -1;showSlide(newSlide);}function next(){newSlide = sliderInt +1;showSlide(newSlide);}function showSlide(Id){if(Id > count){Id=1;}else if(IdIt didn't take long for a video that usurps all of the Emmy-nominated shows to come along. And here's the kicker: the video is of kids reenacting all of the shows nominated for the gold statue.
The spoofs include "Game of Thrones," "True Detective," "House of Cards," "Mad Men" and even "Breaking Bad" scenes all redone with kids as the stars. It is hysterical to see a child wannabe McConaughey utter his "Dazed and Confused" catchphrase "Alright, alright, alright" after making the "actor" admit that he was in "How to lose a guy in ten days." The kids are spot-on in their delivery, and the video is easily more fun to watch than the clips that the production will show on the night of the ceremony.
There is something about the simplicity and honesty of the kids that makes this spoof utterly hysterical. The coup de grace is an epic "Breaking Bad" segment that will have you missing the AMC show even more. Classic.
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