In a scene reminiscent of a sociopath feigning empathy, Jay Leno used self-deprecating humor to mask his seething rage over being snubbed at the Emmy nominations. During his nightly monologue, Leno "playfully" pointed out that while his show received four nominations, he received none. The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences instead chose to recognize Conan O’Brien, the man who Leno robbed of "The Tonight Show."

Sure, the entertainment news shows and the gossip columnists will claim Leno is a "class act" who is "being gracious in defeat." But watch this video for about 15 seconds, and tell me his fake smile and involuntary hand slaps aren’t vain attempts to hide the urge to kill! (Deadline)

See Jay Leno trying desperately to suppress his rage after the jump.

The 62nd Primetime Emmy Award Nominations were announced this morning with "Glee" leading the pack with 19 noms, and Sofia Vergara presenting the nominees with heaving bosoms. Emmy is obviously with Coco, as O’Brien’s "Tonight Show" was nominated while Leno’s was not. Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton were justly recognized for their work on "Friday Night Lights" but will have stiff competition going up against "Breaking Bad’s" Bryan Cranston and "The Good Wife’s" Julianna Margulies.

Notable snubs are Ed O’Neill, "Community," and Charlie Sheen for his work on "Two And A Half Men." That man has done so much for comedy and sports car driven into ravine removal, and deserves so much more. Oh, so much more.

LIST OF NON-BORING NOMINEES AFTER THE JUMP…

2010 Emmy Award Nominations

Drama Series

Comedy Series

Lead Actor in a Drama

Lead Actress in a Drama

Lead Actor in a Comedy

Lead Actress in a Comedy

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama

Oustanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama

Reality Competition Program

Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series