From the glorious Sheryl Lee Ralph to the awkward 'Brady Bunch' break dancing, usatodaylife TV critic klawls has the best, and the worst, of TV's biggest night.
, will be remembered for the moments, good and bad, that accompanied the winners. And there were some really wonderful moments Monday night, and some genuinely terrible ones.
For some reason, the opening then devolved into a very strange dance recital from your nephew's high school. Well, at least that's what it looked like when a troupe of dancers offered some interpretive and hip-hop dances to electronic remixes of the theme songs to"Friends,""The Brady Bunch,""Game of Thrones" and"Stranger Things." It was weird, it was dull, and it was so unnecessary.
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