Sorry to be late on this too, but I agree with the majority of those who felt Carroll got a less well-deserved screen time at the Daytime Emmy's. The video clips with Jim Henson and Sesame Street were awesome to watch, but I was upset to see Carroll only stand up, wave to the cheering audience and then sit back down! It feels as though the children's shows, cartoons and actors don't get as much attention as say, the soap opera stars.
Example: I remember in 1999 when Rob Paulsen won a Daytime Emmy for the voice of Pinky from "Pinky and the Brain." I was absolutely ecstatic and had to personally congratulate him for the huge honor. At the same awards, Susan Lucci finally broke her 19 nominations streak and won Best Actress for Erica Kane from "All My Children." She got a four minute standing ovation, not to mention received the most attention on the late night news after the awards. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, in fact, I was very happy for her. I just wish Rob got the same treatment as she did! And now, I don't think they have a category for voice actors at the Emmys.