As the Emmys host, Bargatze vowed to donate $100,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of America — but there was a caveat.

The host tied a $100,000 charity pledge to the length of acceptance speeches. Viewers called it tacky and winners ignored it.

The Emmys host wanted to make the ceremony fun, but his big idea didn’t work.

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Nate Bargatze had a new approach to encourage winners to stick to their allotted time for their acceptance speech at the Emmy ...

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For starters, Bargatze and CBS were never going to stiff the very nonprofit they basically dedicated the show to.

Emmy host Nate Bargatze introduced a high-stakes game to try to keep acceptance speeches timely. Did it make a difference?