Wednesday, May 30, 2018

The Primetime Emmy Awards for the seventh year of Crazy Eddie's Motie News

I plan on posting another retrospective tomorrow, which will be about the most read entries about the Primetime Emmy Awards.  Stay tuned.
So I concluded Political reform for the seventh year of Crazy Eddie's Motie News and so I shall begin today.  Here are the most read entries about the Primetime Emmy Awards during the seventh year of this blog.


The most read on the topic is 'Last Week Tonight With John Oliver' leads variety talk shows at the Primetime Emmy Awards from September 5, 2017.  It earned 4357 raw page views by March 20, 2018, enough to place it 14th overall and 12th among entries actually posted during the blogging year.  The entry also ranked first among September 2017's posts with 4090 default and 4129 raw page views at the end of the month.  It had 63 default views before being shared at the Join the Coffee Party Movement Facebook page at 10 P.M. EDT.  It earned 407 default page views in the first two hours and 2710 default page views in the first 24 hours after being shared.  It ended the month with 4089 default and 4132 raw page views, placing it 7th on the all-time top ten list, knocking Tyrion Lannister ties Sanders and beats Clinton and Trump out of the top ten. It then passed Rusty-Patched Bumblebee finally placed on the Endangered Species List, 2016 could be a good year for minor party candidates, and finally Federal judge orders Michigan recount to begin today.  The tax bill and the U.S. economy in 2018 and beyond knocked it out of the top ten.  Sic transit gloria mundi.


'The Handmaid's Tale' sweeps last night of Emmys to win five awards from September 18, 2017 also entered the top ten.  It shared it at the Join the Coffee Party Movement Facebook page at 10 P.M. on October 1, 2017.  It had 447 raw page views before being shared.  It earned ~1500 page views in the first two hours and 3017 page views in the first 24 hours after being shared.  It had 3452 total default page views and was within 40 page views of passing "Rusty-Patched Bumblebee finally placed on the Endangered Species List" from Mar 22, 2017 at 3491 default and 3829 raw page views at 10 P.M. EDT on October 2, 2017.  It passed the former number ten at ~11:30 P.M. EDT on October 2, 2017.  It then reached ninth on October 4, 2017, passing "2016 could be a good year for minor party candidates"."  That performance also made it the second most read entry during October 2017 with 3225 default page views during the month, although it maxed out at 3658 default page views on October 17, 2017.  It ended the blogging year with 3767 raw page views, enough for 18th place overall and 16th among entries posted between March 21, 2017 and March 20, 2018.  Fall back as 'Last Week Tonight' asks 'how is this still a thing?' knocked this entry out of the top ten.  Sic transit gloria mundi.

In case anyone noticed, I used the image above in What if the entertainment professionals voted on the television acting nominations at the Saturn Awards?  Don't be surprised.  I'm an environmentalist; I recycle.

Follow over the jump for the posts about the Primetime Emmy Awards that never made the all time top ten, but were still in the top 40 for the year.


In 25th place, 23rd among entries actually posted during the seventh year of this blog, is 'Saturday Night Live' tied for most Emmy nominations with 22, 24 counting its web series and interactive program from September 6, 2017 with 3043 raw page views.  This entry was also the second most read during September 2017 with 2954 default and 2976 raw page views during the month.  This post had 71 default and 72 raw page views before I shared it at the Join the Coffee Party Movement Facebook page at 10 PM EDT on September 6.  It earned 450-500 page views in the first two hours and more than 1000 page views in the first 24 hours.


The least read entry among the top posts about the Primetime Emmy Awards is 'Last Week Tonight With John Oliver' examines corporate consolidation after winning four Emmy Awards from September 29, 2017.  It came in 27th overall and 24th among entries posted during the seventh year of this blog with 2849 raw page views.  While it maxed out at 2666 default page views on 10/28/17, it ended October 2017 with 2604 default page views and ranked third overall for the month.  This post was shared at the Join the Coffee Party Movement Facebook page at 10 P.M. on October 5, 2017.  It had 84 raw page views before being shared.  It earned ~1200 page views in the first two hours and 2241 in the first 24 hours after being shared.

I'll return with another retrospective about the News and Documentary Emmy Awards, but only after I look at top posts about environmental issues other than climate change.  Both of those will happen next month.  Stay tuned.

Previous retrospectives about entertainment and politics. Retrospectives from previous years about entertainment. Previous entries about the top posts of the seventh year of this blog.
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