The full list of winners in the television categories at the 2011 Writers Guild of America Awards is out and there are some big surprises!
First off, the Starz series Spartacus: Gods of the Arena was snubbed for Best Drama even though it gave us copious nudity and a lesbian scene with Lucy Lawless. That might be due to the fact that the series was technically ineligible for the award since it began in 2011.
But then how do you explain the absence of the equally spec-rack-ular Spartacus: Blood and Sand, which definitely aired in 2010, on the list of nominees?
The WGA wasn't so blind in other categories.
They awarded Best New Series to HBO's Boardwalk Empire, which had not only topless lesbians, but a fully frontal Paz de la Huerta.
And Best Long Form Adaptation went to episode eight of The Pacific, which coincidentally contained the naked knockerage of Annie Parisse.
WGA must stand for, "Whoa! Good Ass!"
