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| Aug 3rd 2012, 11:49 |
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The Newsroom has no chance it is a horrible show and Boardwalk/Thrones are twelve times better, Newsroom will be so forgotten by the time nominations come out with so much competition from other HBO Shows. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 12:03 |
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The Newsroom is too critically panned (57 on metacritic) to get in for Drama Series. Even True Blood had a higher metacritic score when it got in in 2010. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 12:46 |
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It has snob appeal and it's Aaron Sorkin's show. If the show sticks to the same airing schedule, it will air season 2 during the nomination process. And if any show can survive severe criticism, it will be this one. Then again, there could be some new shows, especially on cable, that completely render The Newsroom a non-factor, but as of now it seems to be the only new show that has a shot, maybe a longer one. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 13:08 |
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Studio 60 checked all of those boxes too (Sorkin, snob appeal), and it got mostly shut out at the Emmys as well; only the guest win for John Goodman, the guest nomination for Eli Wallach, and the directing nomination for the pilot. And Studio 60 was significantly better reviewed than The Newsroom (75 score on metacritic, almost 20 points higher than for The Newsroom). The Newsroom does have some advantages over Studio 60; it's on HBO, has been renewed for it's second season, and seems to be a bigger hit for HBO than Studio 60 was for NBC. I would be foolish to rule it out entirely for love from the Academy, but right now I don't think it will get anything other than a Guest Actress nomination for Jane Fonda. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 14:15 |
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I just don't see it getting in Drama Series either. Critics have been merciless, and ratings keep dropping. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 15:05 |
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I think Jeff Daniels will get in for Drama Actor, Sam Waterston for Drama Supporting Actor, and Jane Fonda for Drama Guest Actress. Right now, Jane Fonda is a lock, Sam Waterston is close to a lock, and Jeff Daniels is likely. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 15:26 |
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Daniels is gonna sweat, though. This is a year where Kevin Bacon, Andre Braugher, Dennis Quaid, and maybe Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey (if they go Drama instead of Mini) could become huge threats for nominations, not to count these years nominees, so being a film actor won't be much of a factor, for him, they would need to really embrace his show for it to happen (and I'm still don't think that will happen). |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 15:37 |
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What are these shows I haven't heard of? |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 15:39 |
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We've seen shows with worse reviews than The Newsroom be embraced by the Emmy's. The Kennedy's have a metacritic score of 50, and they received 7 nominations, and won 4 of those 7 nominations. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 15:53 |
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Well Kennedys wasn't a show, it was a miniseries. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 15:59 |
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Movie/Miniseries is way easier to get into than Drama Series as American Horror story showed this year. It's a different beast entirely. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 18:22 |
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I know it will never happen but Dallas "Family Business" should atleast be in contention for a writing nomation. |
| Aug 3rd 2012, 19:52 |
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Okay I am really passionate about Lauren Graham for the 4th season of Parenthood to get into Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama. If she doesn't get in Lauren Graham will never get an Emmy nomination. I will be done with the Emmys and only focus on the oscars.
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| Aug 3rd 2012, 20:37 |
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There were broadcast networks dramas that shined last season; the Emmys chose not to give them a nanosecond of consideration. Being a procedural doesn't mean it sucks right off the bat. Premium cable series have more freedom to do what the big four can't. |
| Aug 5th 2012, 11:21 |
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Not to go off topic here, but "NY Med" should definately be in the running for Outstanding Reality Program. And if it's not then there is just no justice in the world. You may continue...
SAG voters get your s**t together! |