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Game of Thrones won for Outstanding Drama Series at last night's Emmys,

making it the most awarded narrative series in the history of the Emmys.

Fleabag won for Outstanding Comedy Series.

Jody Comer and Billy Porter received outstanding lead actress and lead actor in a drama series. Here is what I noted. Except for a few

minutes watching a late-night talk show here or there, I didn't see a single show that was nominated.

Not one. Part of the explanation could be that much of pop culture

is aimed at people half my age. Another fact is that I have to go to bed early each night

to finish this article early the next morning. But I suspect the largest reason for the disconnect

between the 2019 Emmys and my television watching habits is that Janet and I choose to watch shows that

do not dishonor the Lord and His Word. I'm not suggesting that every nominated show fails this

standard, but many do. Scripture tells us to be holy in all your conduct. That's First Peter

115. In that light, we should heed the warning of the 18th century

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