This awards show was the first in fourteen years to be held in August because of NBC's request; because of NBC Sunday Night Football, the ceremony moved to accommodate NFL Kickoff Weekend.
A new voting system determined nominees in particular categories (mostly lead acting and outstanding series categories) by a "blue ribbon" panel of judges, which resulted in the exclusion of popular shows such as Desperate Housewives and Lost, and actors like James Gandolfini and Edie Falco from The Sopranos and Hugh Laurie from House. Lost's exclusion was mocked during the opening sequence (see below), when O'Brien, accompanied by Hugo "Hurley" Reyes, heads down a hatch to get to the Emmys. O'Brien asked Reyes if he wanted to come; Reyes says coyly, "Well, we weren't exactly invited", to which O'Brien replies "But you won last year!"
The show that received the most major nominations was Mrs. Harris, with seven. The top-nominated show had not received so few nominations since 1970, when Marcus Welby, M.D. received six. However, there were far fewer nominations back then, with most categories having three slots making this ceremony unique.
Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold:[2]
Tony Shalhoub, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series winnerJulia Louis-Dreyfus, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series winnerKiefer Sutherland, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series winnerMariska Hargitay, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series winnerAndre Braugher, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie winnerHelen Mirren, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie winnerJeremy Piven, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series winnerMegan Mullally, Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series winnerAlan Alda, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series winnerBlythe Danner, Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series winnerJeremy Irons, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie winnerKelly Macdonald, Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie winnerBarry Manilow, Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program winner
The opening sequence of the 58th Primetime Emmy Awards show depicted host Conan O'Brien wearing a tuxedo, sitting in luxury on a plane, sipping champagne and mentioning to the flight attendant that this would be the second Emmy's ceremony that he would be hosting. O'Brien then rhetorically asked the flight attendant, "What could possibly go wrong?" Immediately after that, the plane began to experience turbulence and then was portrayed as having crashed on (or near) an island. O'Brien is then seen walking ashore on the beach and onto the island still wearing his (now drenched) tuxedo. Hurley appears and then follows O'Brien to a hatch. When O'Brien asks if he wants to come along, Hurley says that they "weren't exactly invited". O'Brien enters the hatch and arrives on the set of The Office.
The intention of this opening sequence was to parody the premise of the ABC series Lost. However, the sequence reportedly disturbed some viewers because of the Comair Flight 5191 disaster that had occurred earlier in the day. Cincinnati NBC affiliate WLWT-TV had the unfortunate coincidence of running a "Breaking News" scroll about the crash at the same time as the scene was airing. [4]
Entertainment industry critics, such as LA Weekly columnist Nikki Finke, lambasted NBC's decision to not pull the plane crash portion of the opening sequence, in light of the aforementioned crash earlier that day. Finke stated that she believed NBC could have—with relative ease—instructed their writers to come up with a different sketch at the last minute, which could have been used as a substitute.
^"Eva Longoria Added To Emmy Presenter List". Access. August 8, 2006. Retrieved January 21, 2023.
^Recording of 2006 Emmy Award opening with a "Breaking News" scroll of a real life plane crash (Youtube). August 27, 2006. Archived from the original on 2021-12-17. Retrieved May 25, 2020.
Video of the Plane Crash Sequence from the 58th Primetime Emmy Broadcast
December 15, 2023
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The 58th Primetime Emmy Awards were held on Sunday August 27 2006 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles California on NBC at 8 00 p m ET 00 00 UTC with Conan O Brien hosting the show The ceremony attracted 16 2 million viewers 2 5 million fewer than the previous year s ceremony but still the ratings winner for the week 1 The Discovery Channel received its first major nomination this year 58th Primetime Emmy AwardsPromotional posterDateAugust 27 2006 Ceremony August 19 2006 Creative Arts Awards LocationShrine Auditorium Los Angeles CaliforniaPresented byAcademy of Television Arts and SciencesHosted byConan O BrienHighlightsMost awardsElizabeth I 4 Most nominationsMrs Harris 7 Outstanding Comedy SeriesThe OfficeOutstanding Drama Series24Outstanding MiniseriesElizabeth IOutstanding Reality Competition ProgramThe Amazing RaceOutstanding Variety Music or Comedy SeriesThe Daily Show with Jon StewartWebsitehttp www emmys com Television radio coverageNetworkNBCProduced byKen EhrlichDirected byLouis J Horvitz 57th Primetime Emmy Awards 59th This awards show was the first in fourteen years to be held in August because of NBC s request because of NBC Sunday Night Football the ceremony moved to accommodate NFL Kickoff Weekend A new voting system determined nominees in particular categories mostly lead acting and outstanding series categories by a blue ribbon panel of judges which resulted in the exclusion of popular shows such as Desperate Housewives and Lost and actors like James Gandolfini and Edie Falco from The Sopranos and Hugh Laurie from House Lost s exclusion was mocked during the opening sequence see below when O Brien accompanied by Hugo Hurley Reyes heads down a hatch to get to the Emmys O Brien asked Reyes if he wanted to come Reyes says coyly Well we weren t exactly invited to which O Brien replies But you won last year For its second season The Office won Outstanding Comedy Series this was its only major award No comedy series won more than two major awards this year In the drama field 24 won Outstanding Drama Series for its fifth season after being nominated and losing the previous four years It was also the first time the Fox Network won this award Its three major awards topped all drama series Its Outstanding Lead Actor Drama award for Kiefer Sutherland was also the first time Fox had won this award Ellen Burstyn was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie for her role in Mrs Harris even though she was onscreen for only fourteen seconds which caused controversy The show that received the most major nominations was Mrs Harris with seven The top nominated show had not received so few nominations since 1970 when Marcus Welby M D received six However there were far fewer nominations back then with most categories having three slots making this ceremony unique The pilot episode of My Name Is Earl joined a select group of TV episodes to win for both directing and writing Contents 1 Winners and nominees 1 1 Programs 1 2 Acting 1 2 1 Lead performances 1 2 2 Supporting performances 1 3 Directing 1 4 Writing 2 Most major nominations 3 Most major awards 4 Presenters and performers 4 1 Presenters 4 2 Performers 5 Opening sequence and subsequent controversy 5 1 The plane crash Lost parody 5 2 Other parodies 6 Tributes 7 In Memoriam 8 References 9 External linksWinners and nominees editWinners are listed first and highlighted in bold 2 nbsp Tony Shalhoub Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series winner nbsp Julia Louis Dreyfus Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series winner nbsp Kiefer Sutherland Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series winner nbsp Mariska Hargitay Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series winner nbsp Andre Braugher Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie winner nbsp Helen Mirren Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie winner nbsp Jeremy Piven Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series winner nbsp Megan Mullally Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series winner nbsp Alan Alda Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series winner nbsp Blythe Danner Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series winner nbsp Jeremy Irons Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie winner nbsp Kelly Macdonald Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie winner nbsp Barry Manilow Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program winnerPrograms edit Programs Outstanding Comedy Series The Office NBC Arrested Development Fox Curb Your Enthusiasm HBO Scrubs NBC Two and a Half Men CBS Outstanding Drama Series 24 Fox Grey s Anatomy ABC House Fox The Sopranos HBO The West Wing NBC Outstanding Made for Television Movie The Girl in the Cafe HBO Flight 93 A amp E The Flight That Fought Back Discovery Channel Mrs Harris HBO Yesterday HBO Outstanding Miniseries Elizabeth I HBO Bleak House PBS Into the West TNT Sleeper Cell Showtime Outstanding Variety Music or Comedy Series The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Comedy Central The Colbert Report Comedy Central Late Night with Conan O Brien NBC Late Show with David Letterman CBS Real Time with Bill Maher HBO Outstanding Reality Competition Program The Amazing Race CBS American Idol Fox Dancing with the Stars ABC Project Runway Bravo Survivor CBS Acting edit Lead performances edit Lead performances Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Tony Shalhoub Monk as Adrian Monk USA Steve Carell The Office as Michael Scott NBC Larry David Curb Your Enthusiasm as himself HBO Kevin James The King of Queens as Doug Heffernan CBS Charlie Sheen Two and a Half Men as Charlie Harper CBS Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Julia Louis Dreyfus The New Adventures of Old Christine as Christine Campbell CBS Stockard Channing Out of Practice as Lydia Barnes CBS Jane Kaczmarek Malcolm in the Middle as Lois Fox Lisa Kudrow The Comeback as Valerie Cherish HBO Debra Messing Will amp Grace as Grace Adler NBC Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Kiefer Sutherland 24 as Jack Bauer Fox Peter Krause Six Feet Under as Nate Fisher HBO Denis Leary Rescue Me as Tommy Gavin FX Christopher Meloni Law amp Order Special Victims Unit as Elliot Stabler NBC Martin Sheen The West Wing as President Jed Bartlet NBC Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Mariska Hargitay Law amp Order Special Victims Unit as Olivia Benson NBC Frances Conroy Six Feet Under as Ruth Fisher HBO Geena Davis Commander in Chief as President Mackenzie Allen ABC Allison Janney The West Wing as C J Cregg NBC Kyra Sedgwick The Closer as Brenda Leigh Johnson TNT Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie Andre Braugher Thief as Nick Atwater FX Charles Dance Bleak House as Mr Tulkinghorn PBS Ben Kingsley Mrs Harris as Dr Herman Tarnower HBO Donald Sutherland Human Trafficking as Bill Meehan Lifetime Jon Voight Pope John Paul II as Pope John Paul II CBS Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie Helen Mirren Elizabeth I as Elizabeth I HBO Gillian Anderson Bleak House as Lady Dedlock PBS Kathy Bates Ambulance Girl as Jane Stern Lifetime Annette Bening Mrs Harris as Jean Harris HBO Judy Davis A Little Thing Called Murder as Sante Kimes Lifetime Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program Barry Manilow Barry Manilow Music and Passion PBS Stephen Colbert The Colbert Report Comedy Central Craig Ferguson The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson CBS Hugh Jackman The 59th Annual Tony Awards CBS David Letterman Late Show with David Letterman CBS Supporting performances edit Supporting performances Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Jeremy Piven Entourage as Ari Gold HBO Will Arnett Arrested Development as George G O B Bluth Jr Fox Bryan Cranston Malcolm in the Middle as Hal Fox Jon Cryer Two and a Half Men as Dr Alan Harper CBS Sean Hayes Will amp Grace as Jack McFarland NBC Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Megan Mullally Will amp Grace as Karen Walker NBC Cheryl Hines Curb Your Enthusiasm as Cheryl David HBO Elizabeth Perkins Weeds as Celia Hodes Showtime Jaime Pressly My Name Is Earl as Joy Turner NBC Alfre Woodard Desperate Housewives as Betty Applewhite ABC Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Alan Alda The West Wing as Arnold Vinick NBC Michael Imperioli The Sopranos as Christopher Moltisanti HBO Gregory Itzin 24 as Charles Logan Fox Oliver Platt Huff as Russell Tupper Showtime William Shatner Boston Legal as Denny Crane ABC Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Blythe Danner Huff as Isabelle Izzy Huffstodt Showtime Candice Bergen Boston Legal as Shirley Schmidt ABC Sandra Oh Grey s Anatomy as Dr Cristina Yang ABC Jean Smart 24 as Martha Logan Fox Chandra Wilson Grey s Anatomy as Dr Miranda Bailey ABC Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie Jeremy Irons Elizabeth I as Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester HBO Robert Carlyle Human Trafficking as Sergei Karpovich Lifetime Clifton Collins Jr Thief as Jack Hill FX Hugh Dancy Elizabeth I as Robert Devereux Earl of Essex HBO Denis Lawson Bleak House as John Jarndyce PBS Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie Kelly Macdonald The Girl in the Cafe as Gina HBO Ellen Burstyn Mrs Harris as Former Tarnower Steady HBO Shirley Jones Hidden Places as Aunt Batty Hallmark Cloris Leachman Mrs Harris as Pearl Schwartz HBO Alfre Woodard The Water Is Wide as Mrs Brown CBS Directing edit Directing Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series My Name Is Earl Pilot Marc Buckland NBC The Comeback Valerie Does Another Classic Leno Michael Patrick King HBO Curb Your Enthusiasm The Christ Nail Robert B Weide HBO Entourage Oh Mandy Dan Attias HBO Entourage The Sundance Kids Julian Farino HBO Weeds Good Shit Lollipop Craig Zisk Showtime Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series 24 Day 5 7 00 a m 8 00 a m Jon Cassar Fox Big Love Pilot Rodrigo Garcia HBO Lost Live Together Die Alone Jack Bender ABC Six Feet Under Everyone s Waiting Alan Ball HBO The Sopranos Join the Club David Nutter HBO The Sopranos Members Only Tim Van Patten HBO The West Wing Election Day Part I Mimi Leder NBC Outstanding Directing for a Variety Music or Comedy Program The 78th Academy Awards Louis J Horvitz ABC American Idol Finale Bruce Gowers Fox The Colbert Report Jim Hoskinson Comedy Central The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Chuck O Neill Comedy Central Saturday Night Live Host Steve Martin Beth McCarthy Miller NBC Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries Movie or Dramatic Special Elizabeth I Tom Hooper HBO Bleak House Justin Chadwick PBS Flight 93 Peter Markle A amp E The Girl in the Cafe David Yates HBO High School Musical Kenny Ortega Disney Mrs Harris Phyllis Nagy HBO Writing edit Writing Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series My Name Is Earl Pilot Greg Garcia NBC Arrested Development Development Arrested Chuck Tatham Jim Vallely Richard Day and Mitchell Hurwitz Fox Entourage Exodus Doug Ellin HBO Extras Kate Winslet Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant HBO The Office Christmas Party Michael Schur NBC Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series The Sopranos Members Only Terence Winter HBO Grey s Anatomy Into You Like a Train Krista Vernoff ABC Grey s Anatomy It s the End of the World As We Know It Shonda Rhimes ABC Lost The 23rd Psalm Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof ABC Six Feet Under Everyone s Waiting Alan Ball HBO Outstanding Writing for a Variety Music or Comedy Program The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Comedy Central The Colbert Report Comedy Central Late Night with Conan O Brien NBC Late Show with David Letterman CBS Real Time with Bill Maher HBO Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries Movie or Dramatic Special The Girl in the Cafe Richard Curtis HBO Bleak House Andrew Davies PBS Elizabeth I Nigel Williams HBO Flight 93 Nevin Schreiner A amp E Mrs Harris Phyllis Nagy HBO Most major nominations editNetworks with multiple major nominations note 1 Network No ofNominationsHBO 48NBC 27CBS 22ABC 15Fox 10Programs with multiple major nominations Program Category Network No ofNominationsMrs Harris Movie HBO 7Bleak House Miniseries PBS 6Elizabeth I HBO24 Drama Fox 5Grey s Anatomy ABCThe Sopranos HBOThe West Wing NBCThe Colbert Report Variety Comedy Central 4Curb Your Enthusiasm Comedy HBOEntourageThe Girl in the Cafe MovieSix Feet Under DramaArrested Development Comedy Fox 3The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Variety Comedy CentralFlight 93 Movie A amp ELate Show with David Letterman Variety CBSMy Name Is Earl Comedy NBCThe OfficeTwo and a Half Men CBSWill amp Grace NBCAmerican Idol Competition Fox 2Boston Legal Drama ABCThe Comeback Comedy HBOHuff Drama ShowtimeHuman Trafficking Miniseries LifetimeLate Night with Conan O Brien Variety NBCLaw amp Order Special Victims Unit DramaLost ABCMalcolm in the Middle Comedy FoxReal Time with Bill Maher Variety HBOThief Miniseries FXWeeds Comedy ShowtimeMost major awards editNetworks with multiple major awards note 1 Network No of AwardsHBO 10NBC 9Fox 4ABC 2Comedy CentralPrograms with multiple major awards Program Category Network No ofNominationsElizabeth I Miniseries HBO 424 Drama Fox 3The Girl in the Cafe Movie HBOThe Daily Show with Jon Stewart Variety Comedy Central 2My Name Is Earl Comedy NBCNotes a b Major constitutes the categories listed above Program Acting Directing and Writing Does not include the technical categories Presenters and performers editPresenters edit The awards were presented by the following people 3 Presenters at the ceremony Name s RolePatrick DempseyEllen Pompeo Presented the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy SeriesSean HayesJulia Louis Dreyfus Presented the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama SeriesCharlie SheenMartin Sheen Presented the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesJason LeeJaime Pressly Presented the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy SeriesDennis HaysbertWilliam Petersen Presented the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieHeidi KlumJohn LithgowJeffrey Tambor Presented the award for Outstanding Variety Music or Comedy SeriesRon LivingstonJennifer Love Hewitt Introduced Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series winner Leslie Jordan and Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series winner Cloris LeachmanLeslie JordanCloris Leachman Presented the awards for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series and Outstanding Writing for a Comedy SeriesSimon Cowell Presented of a special presentation paying tribute to Dick ClarkTina FeyTracy Morgan Presented the award for Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music ProgramEvangeline LillyWentworth Miller Introduced Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series winner Christian Clemenson and Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series winner Patricia ClarksonPresented the award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama SeriesChristian Clemenson Presented the award for Outstanding Directing for a Drama SeriesMariska HargitayTom Selleck Presented the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a MovieHowie MandelMegan Mullally Presented the awards for Outstanding Directing for a Variety Music or Comedy Program and Outstanding Writing for a Variety Music or Comedy ProgramHugh LaurieHelen Mirren Presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a MovieMatthew PerryBradley Whitford Presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy SeriesCandice Bergen Introduced the chairman of Academy of Television Arts amp Sciences Dick AskinJoan CollinsStephen CollinsFarrah FawcettKate JacksonHeather LocklearJaclyn Smith Presented of a special presentation paying tribute to Aaron SpellingEva LongoriaJames Woods Presented the award for Outstanding Made for Television MovieStephen ColbertJon Stewart Presented the award for Outstanding Reality Competition ProgramOmar EppsKatherine Heigl Presented the awards for Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries Movie or Dramatic Special and Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries Movie or Dramatic SpecialEdie FalcoJames Gandolfini Presented the award for Outstanding MiniseriesFelicity HuffmanKiefer Sutherland Presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or MovieCraig FergusonCalista Flockhart Presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama SeriesTyra BanksVictor Garber Presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy SeriesRay LiottaVirginia Madsen Presented the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama SeriesBob Newhart Presented the award for Outstanding Comedy SeriesAnnette Bening Presented the award for Outstanding Drama SeriesPerformers edit Name s PerformedBarry Manilow Bandstand Boogie Opening sequence and subsequent controversy editThe plane crash Lost parody edit The opening sequence of the 58th Primetime Emmy Awards show depicted host Conan O Brien wearing a tuxedo sitting in luxury on a plane sipping champagne and mentioning to the flight attendant that this would be the second Emmy s ceremony that he would be hosting O Brien then rhetorically asked the flight attendant What could possibly go wrong Immediately after that the plane began to experience turbulence and then was portrayed as having crashed on or near an island O Brien is then seen walking ashore on the beach and onto the island still wearing his now drenched tuxedo Hurley appears and then follows O Brien to a hatch When O Brien asks if he wants to come along Hurley says that they weren t exactly invited O Brien enters the hatch and arrives on the set of The Office The intention of this opening sequence was to parody the premise of the ABC series Lost However the sequence reportedly disturbed some viewers because of the Comair Flight 5191 disaster that had occurred earlier in the day Cincinnati NBC affiliate WLWT TV had the unfortunate coincidence of running a Breaking News scroll about the crash at the same time as the scene was airing 4 Entertainment industry critics such as LA Weekly columnist Nikki Finke lambasted NBC s decision to not pull the plane crash portion of the opening sequence in light of the aforementioned crash earlier that day Finke stated that she believed NBC could have with relative ease instructed their writers to come up with a different sketch at the last minute which could have been used as a substitute Other parodies edit The skit also parodied shows such as The Office 24 House South Park and Dateline NBC specifically the To Catch a Predator segments An animated Tom Cruise from the South Park episode Trapped in the Closet appears in a skit where an animated O Brien hides in Stan Marsh s closet only to run away when he discovers Cruise has already occupied the closet Tributes editThe show featured tributes to two TV legends Dick Clark America s Oldest Teenager and Aaron Spelling producer of such classic TV shows as Dynasty and Beverly Hills 90210 The former tribute was presented by Simon Cowell American Idol judge with a performance by Barry Manilow who won a Primetime Emmy Award later that evening Joan Collins Heather Locklear and Stephen Collins along with the original three Charlie s Angels gave the tribute for Spelling In Memoriam editDennis Weaver Barnard Hughes Mrs Philo T Farnsworth Don Adams Dan Curtis Lew Anderson Ralph Edwards Curt Gowdy Robert Sterling Michael Piller Red Buttons Mike Douglas Scott Brazil Anthony Franciosa Phyllis Huffman Darren McGavin Gloria Monty Jan Murray Pat Morita Al Lewis Maureen Stapleton Buck Owens Jack Warden Don Knotts Robert Wise John Spencer Louis Nye Shelley Winters Richard PryorReferences edit Entertainment Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times Emmys com list of 2006 Nominees amp Winners Eva Longoria Added To Emmy Presenter List Access August 8 2006 Retrieved January 21 2023 Recording of 2006 Emmy Award opening with a Breaking News scroll of a real life plane crash Youtube August 27 2006 Archived from the original on 2021 12 17 Retrieved May 25 2020 External links editOfficial list of all nominees Emmys com list of 2006 Nominees amp Winners Nikki Finke Asks What Was NBC Conan Thinking 58th Primetime Emmy Awards at IMDb Video of the Plane Crash Sequence from the 58th Primetime Emmy Broadcast Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 58th Primetime Emmy Awards amp oldid 1174861446, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
