Last night the most glamorous stars of television were honored at the Emmys. These stars were there, but we wouldn‘t call them glamorous. We present you, the fashion flops of the 2009 Emmys.

The 61st Primetime Emmy Awards are this Sunday at 8pm on CBS.  Hostedby Neil Patrick Harris, it looks like two shows will have astranglehold on the night:

The Emmy nominations were announced this morning, and there were sometruly out-of-the-box nominees.  Sarah Silverman for Lead Actress in aComedy for her Comedy Central show?  Flight of the Conchords for ComedySeries and Jemaine Clement for Lead Actor?  Simon Baker from TheMentalist?  And Family Guy for Outstanding Comedy Series?  Yeah, thesearen‘t your daddy‘s Emmys.

A complete list of the 2009 Emmy nominees for Comedy Series, Acting, Writing and Directing.

The last time fans got a taste of some Sarah Silverman comedy antics was earlier this year, before the writers’ strike.  With the fall season getting in full swing, the

Match Game was well before my time.  I understand it was a cultural staple back in the day, but every time I see a clip, the show strikes me as hopelessly unfunny.  I mean, Charles Nelson Reilly?  Seriously?  The only part of it I truly like is the fact that everyone is boozing and smoking during the broadcast.  That sort of of laid-back, anything goes feel has long passed television by, especially in the post-Wardrobe Malfunction TV landscape.  However, the newest re-vamped

Sarah Silverman is known for her fearless approach to comedy, with so much of her humor hinged on the element of surprise.  However, although the 36-year-old comedienne has earned much success for being unpredictable, Silverman said she would be willing to change the direction of her humor.

The cast of Comedy Central‘s The Sarah Silverman Program will headline a live performance called “Comedy Without Borders” on Thursday, November 29 at Bovard Auditorium on the University of Southern California (USC) campus.  The one-night-only event is being organized by Friends of the Arava Institute and will feature the uncensored standup comedy of five cast members and special guest comedians.  All of the proceeds from “Comedy Without Borders” will be given to the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies (AIES).

After a successful initial run, The Sarah Silverman Program returns for a second season which begins Wednesday, October 3 at 10:30pm.  Broadcast on Comedy Central, the comedy series stars actress