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  • ColtonM
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    #1205358493

    Unfortunately that’s exactly where the quality dips imo. The finale was actually incredible but 4 and 5 are totally skippable


    kat_ebbs
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    Watching Ms. Marvel, and if this category is as barren as everyone says it is, submit this. I just finished the third episode, and each episode improves on itself. I think the last half is really nicely set-up, so I’m expecting the level of quality to maintain. Pretty dang good, definitely worthy of a nomination.

    I think they should. It’s part of the MCU piece, which are supposed to be four quadrant, so there’s no real need for them to send it to Kids and Family IMHO.


    JV
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    OFF

    Kinda interesting to see promo in English about this show

    I wonder if Netflix will submit this in the Primetime Emmys. Senna is probably the most famous brazillian around the world. And it’s probably going to have a substantial part of it in English.


    ricardo505
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    My personal lineup for that year:

    – Sienna Miller, The Loudest Voice
    – T’Nia Miller, Years and Years
    – Sarah Paulson, Mrs. America
    – Jean Smart, Watchmen
    – Emma Thompson, Years and Years
    – Tracey Ullman, Mrs. America

    And yet that just doesn’t even begin to convey how many deserving performances there were that went unrecognised that year. Ari Graynor! Hong Chau! Winona Ryder! Rose Byrne! Helen McRory! Aduba and Collette were very good and I’m glad they got recognised but it will never not disappoint me how many performances slipped under the radar that year in that category. Any of these 11 women could probably have been gunning for the win in my personal awards in any other year.

    1. Hong Chau, “Watchmen”
    2. Jean Smart, “Watchmen”
    3. Toni Collette, “Unbelievable”
    4. Emma Thompson, “Years and Years”
    5. Sarah Paulson, “Mrs America”
    6. Margo Martindale, “Mrs America”


    forwardswill
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    #1205358815

    Sarah Paulson (Mrs. America)
    Runner-up: Emma Thompson (Years and Years)
    – Rose Byrne (Mrs. America)
    – Allison Janney (Bad Education)
    – Margo Martindale (Mrs. America)
    – Helen McCrory (Quiz)
    – T’Nia Miller (Years and Years)


    Reis
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    #1205358904

    Great Expectations reviews are coming out. Collider (100) and The Telegraph (60) are already on Metacritic.

    There are two other positive reviews Culture Whisper (5/5) and Primetimer and a really bad one by Standart UK (0,5/5) 💀


    wolfali
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    #1205358917

    The UK publications that have given reviews so far are all from right wing/centre-right publications who seem hell bent on stirring culture wars over perceived “woke-isms” in this new adaptation. I’d ignore them.

    Solidarity with the striking writers. Pay them the wages they are owed for bringing us the content we are all on here because of!


    braydenfitzsimmons
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    #1205358942

    Daisy Jones is getting one vote at very least

    @simuliu

    anyone else binging some #daisyjonesandthesix?

    ♬ original sound – Simu Liu


    wolfali
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    To follow on from my posts on the comedy and drama sides, I thought it would be interesting to look at each of the top 15 limited series in the predictions centre and how they’ve fared on Rotten Tomatoes with audiences.

    Audience rating:

    1. Black Bird: 95%
    2. This is Going to Hurt: 92%
    3. Five Days at Memorial: 85%
    4. Dahmer: 83%
    5. Fleishman is in Trouble: 82%
    6. The English: 81%
    7. Daisy Jones and the Six: 77%*
    8. George and Tammy: 68%
    9. The Patient: 67%
    10. Welcome to Chippendales: 64%

    11. Obi-Wan Kenobi: 63%
    12. Extrapolations: 57%*

    Number of audience reviews:

    1. Obi-Wan Kenobi: 10k+
    2. Dahmer: 1k+
    3. Black Bird: 500+
    4. The English: 250+
    4. The Patient: 250+
    6. Daisy Jones and the Six: 100+*
    6. Fleishman is in Trouble: 100+
    8. Five Days at Memorial: 50+
    8. George and Tammy: 50+
    8. This is Going to Hurt: 50+
    8. Welcome to Chippendales: 50+

    12. Extrapolations: < 50*

    * = still airing episodes

    Solidarity with the striking writers. Pay them the wages they are owed for bringing us the content we are all on here because of!


    Chris Beachum
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    Adding an acclaimed TV movie, which will premiere in HBO’s coveted last slot of May just before voting starts…

    Reality (starring Sydney Sweeney)


    Sir Shaw
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    Heather Simms supporting campaign for Swarm, let’s go.


    braydenfitzsimmons
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    Audience rating:

    2. This is Going to Hurt: 92%

    Number of audience reviews:

    8. This is Going to Hurt: 50+

    Having near universal acclaim despite being the least seen, I wonder if this could forecast a strong performance on the restricted ballot.


    FUTURE
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    #1205359209

    Swarm getting Emmys love isn’t just a want, but a need for me at this point. I love my girl Jessica but Ms. Fishback should be winning that category, let’s be real.


    Vicki Leekx
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    #1205359386

    Time to take Emily Blunt out of my predictions unfortunately since she couldn’t even get in at BAFTA

    FYC 2023:

    Zar Amir Ebrahimi - Shayda (Best Actress)
    Helen Mirren - Golda (Best Actress)
    Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt - Oppenheimer (Best Actor/Actress)


    methaddiction
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    #1205359422

    Time to take Emily Blunt out of my predictions unfortunately since she couldn’t even get in at BAFTA

    She did get in at SAG..

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