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Cox and Snook both winning this year is a dream .
Cox and Snook both winning this year is a dream .
Ik most people want Macfadyen to win again this year but I’m also really rooting for Culkin (Macfadyen already has one, Culkin deserves one too)
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Cox and Snook both winning this year is a dream .
Especially because Coolidge and Strong have already won.
Well, considering that the Oscars are over and we’re on a new thread, let’s take a look at who are the 20 most voted candidates in each category in the predictions center. Are there any candidates that you think are being overrated or underrated?
Drama Series
1. Succession – 1892
2. The White Lotus: Sicily – 1877
3. The Last of Us – 1874
4. Better Call Saul – 1844
5. The Crown – 1758
6. House of the Dragon – 1757
7. Yellowjackets – 1601
8. The Mandalorian – 1016
9. Andor – 657
10. Yellowstone – 392
11. The Handmaid’s Tale – 97
12. Bad Sisters – 77
13. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – 74
14. The Boys – 73
15. The Old Man – 49
16. 1923 – 23
17. Interview with the Vampire – 17
18. The Sandman – 14
19. The Good Fight – 12
20. Slow Horses – 12Drama Actress
1. Melanie Lynskey (Yellowjackets) – 1821
2. Imelda Staunton (The Crown) – 1781
3. Bella Ramsey (The Last of Us) – 1699
4. Emma D’Arcy (House of the Dragon) – 1687
5. Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 1467
6. Sharon Horgan (Bad Sisters) – 648
7. Helen Mirren (1923) – 526
8. Juliette Lewis (Yellowjackets) – 330
9. Hilary Swank (Alaska Daily) – 187
10. Christine Baranski (The Good Fight) – 132
11. Kelly Reilly (Yellowstone) – 71
12. Tawny Cypress (Yellowjackets) – 53
13. Lily-Rose Depp (The Idol) – 40
14. Angela Bassett (9-1-1) – 38
15. Keri Russell (The Diplomat) – 34
16. Morfydd Clark (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power) – 22
17. Karen Fukuhara (The Boys) – 19
18. Myha’la Herrold (Industry) – 19
19. Erin Moriarty (The Boys) – 16
20. Evan Rachel Wood (Westworld) – 11Drama Actor
1. Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul) – 1805
2. Brian Cox (Succession) – 1797
3. Jeremy Strong (Succession) – 1775
4. Pedro Pascal (The Last of Us) – 1750
5. Jeff Bridges (The Old Man) – 1423
6. Paddy Considine (House of the Dragon) – 1150
7. Diego Luna (Andor) – 608
8. Harrison Ford (1923) – 177
9. Matthew Rhys (Perry Mason) – 152
10. Kevin Costner (Yellowstone) – 143
11. Dominic West (The Crown) – 85
12. Antony Starr (The Boys) – 47
13. Jacob Anderson (Interview with the Vampire) – 17
14. Bryan Cranston (Your Honor) – 17
15. Freddie Highmore (The Good Doctor) – 15
16. Jack Quaid (The Boys) – 13
17. Karl Urban (The Boys) – 12
18. Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) – 11
19. The Weeknd (The Idol) – 10
20. Pedro Pascal (The Mandalorian) – 9Drama Supporting Actress
1. Jennifer Coolidge (The White Lotus) – 1828
2. Sarah Snook (Succession) – 1792
3. Elizabeth Debicki (The Crown) – 1752
4. Aubrey Plaza (The White Lotus) – 1732
5. Rhea Seehorn (Better Call Saul) – 1720
6. Christina Ricci (Yellowjackets) – 1646
7. Meghann Fahy (The White Lotus) – 1264
8. J. Smith-Cameron (Succession) – 916
9. Lesley Manville (The Crown) – 610
10. Milly Alcock (House of the Dragon) – 375
11. Carol Burnett (Better Call Saul) – 244
12. Olivia Cooke (House of the Dragon) – 224
13. Yvonne Strahovski (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 67
14. Ann Dowd (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 67
15. Sabrina Impacciatore (The White Lotus) – 62
16. Lauren Ambrose (Yellowjackets) – 54
17. Anna Torv (The Last of Us) – 41
18. Denise Gough (Andor) – 23
19. Genevieve O’Reilly (Andor) – 21
20. Haley Lu Richardson (The White Lotus) – 21Drama Supporting Actor
1. Matthew Macfadyen (Succession) – 1765
2. Kieran Culkin (Succession) – 1756
3. F. Murray Abraham (The White Lotus) – 1674
4. Giancarlo Esposito (Better Call Saul) – 1649
5. Matt Smith (House of the Dragon) – 1552
6. Jonathan Pryce (The Crown) – 1350
7. John Lithgow (The Old Man) – 1240
8. Nicholas Braun (Succession) – 779
9. Stellan Skarsgard (Andor) – 738
10. Jonathan Banks (Better Call Saul) – 697
11. Michael Imperioli (The White Lotus) – 230
12. Tom Hollander (The White Lotus) – 187
13. Theo James (The White Lotus) – 122
14. Bradley Whitford (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 80
15. Alan Ruck (Succession) – 76
16. Will Sharpe (The White Lotus) – 71
17. Andy Serkis (Andor) – 38
18. Ken Leung (Industry) – 36
19. Giancarlo Esposito (The Mandalorian) – 21
20. Rhys Ifans (House of the Dragon) – 20Hotd being so far ahead of andor and even the madalorian despite it’s absymal guild performance feels off… Likewise Matt Smith being above Jonathan banks despite BCS receiving a SAG ensemble nod and Banks an individual actor nod…I would understand in an unlimited ballot people checking the show off cuz of visibility but I don’t see it under a restricted ballot…
I would understand in an unlimited ballot people checking the show off cuz of visibility but I don’t see it under a restricted ballot
I feel like in general a lot of people are underestimating the difference the restricted ballot will have on the nominations compared to recent years.
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I saw the SXSW premiere of the new damon lindelof show Mrs. Davis. Could definitely be a dark horse contender for nominations if it catches on with audiences, I think it will. Though i’m not sure how critics will react yet. Could see it going comedy. I enjoyed it a lot. Very zany and unpredictable. Betty Gilpin would be a very worthy contender. Watch out for Margot Martindale in guest actress.
Worried about it being on peacock, but I do think the show has potential to gather a very loyal fan base.
I saw the SXSW premiere of the new damon lindelof show Mrs. Davis. Could definitely be a dark horse contender for nominations if it catches on with audiences
I loved the trailer but I worry about the Peacock of it all and coming so late. I love Gilpin and tend to think she’s underrated
Drama Series 11. The Handmaid’s Tale – 97
Drama Actress 5. Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 1467 12. Tawny Cypress (Yellowjackets) – 53 17. Karen Fukuhara (The Boys) – 19
Drama Actor 7. Diego Luna (Andor) – 608 13. Jacob Anderson (Interview with the Vampire) – 17 – 9
Drama Supporting Actress 4. Aubrey Plaza (The White Lotus) – 1732– 916 13. Yvonne Strahovski (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 67 14. Ann Dowd (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 67
Drama Supporting Actor 4. Giancarlo Esposito (Better Call Saul) – 1649 14. Bradley Whitford (The Handmaid’s Tale) – 80 16. Will Sharpe (The White Lotus) – 71
Their power!
I saw the SXSW premiere of the new damon lindelof show Mrs. Davis. Could definitely be a dark horse contender for nominations if it catches on with audiences, I think it will. Though i’m not sure how critics will react yet. Could see it going comedy. I enjoyed it a lot. Very zany and unpredictable. Betty Gilpin would be a very worthy contender. Watch out for Margot Martindale in guest actress.
Worried about it being on peacock, but I do think the show has potential to gather a very loyal fan base.
Mrs. Davis might end up being the new The Leftovers, a phenomenal show praised by the critics and its fans, but it will ultimately be snubbed for not being well-enough seen. Margo Martindale could still get a nomination, though, just like she used to do for The Americans.
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I shall so miss Roman Roy. If he doesn’t win this season I hope Culkin gets his moment in the final series to break the losing nomination streak.
I also hope Lewis gets the recognition that she deserves although I think it unlikely for non acting reasons
Something I’m very curious to see (and this is the same with some of the shows on the comedy side like Ted Lasso, Barry and Maisel) is what effect the combination of the return of the restricted ballot and late release dates have on who shows like Yellowjackets and Succession end up getting nominated. For example if say Tawny Cypress has showier material in the first half of the season and Juliette Lewis has showier material in the second half of the season and a lot of voters are behind due to the watching backlog that could very well develop this year, does that place the former ahead of the latter even though the latter is already a previous Emmy nominee? Or do voters looking at the state of the field just check both off along with Lynskey anyway due to how thin the drama actress field is looking in contenders?
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