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https://www.eonline.com/amp/news/1188811/emmy-predictions-2020:-here-s-who-a-celebrity-psychic-sees-winning-big LOL I hope she is wrong
Curb Your Enthusiasm??? I-
FYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
Anyone know if this will be live on uk television or online anywhere
https://www.eonline.com/amp/news/1188811/emmy-predictions-2020:-here-s-who-a-celebrity-psychic-sees-winning-big LOL I hope she is wrong
It’s more than obvious spirits are pranking her ass…
The way the academy just doesn’t like Netflix.
I giggled at that one anonymous voter saying they would never vote for a Netflix show even if they like it.
This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.It’s not just what happened this week. When Pelphrey and Mcteer were snubbed, people clung to the creative arts nominations to support Ozark’s strenght, so now there is nothing. I am still on Linney’s train, but now wouldn’t be surprised if she loses, Bateman doesn’t seem positioned to be the beneficiary of a Succession votesplit, nor Garner seem to have strenght to overcome Snook.
He literally is though… I’m even tempted to predict him but I feel like the Cox/ Strong love may be too strong and that Strong is the favorite of the two that even a vote-split may not be a thing
I can’t convince myself to predict Culkin or MacFayden, feels like a ridiculously obvious vote split, but now I’m doubting Crudup too. Hours til showtime and I’m still as lost as I was on nominations morning.
In before Jeffrey Wright (he has prevailed under so many circumstances in the nominations phase! You gotta give him some credit) and Thandie Newton snatch some Emmys!
Imagine if Bateman sweeps through because of a Succession split. I think if Bateman wins, then Linney better win.
I can’t convince myself to predict Culkin or MacFayden, feels like a ridiculously obvious vote split, but now I’m doubting Crudup too. Hours til showtime and I’m still as lost as I was on nominations morning.
I’ve gone from predicing Crudup to Culkin which is something I may regret. Largely did that because Culkin is the one I’ve seen online to have received more praise from high profile actors and member of the acting branch of the TV Academy and I feel like because of how manic Roman’s character is that actors may be more captured by the showiness of the performance (I have a feeling they may think Macfadyen is too subtle).
I mean it’s probably something I’ll regret deeply but I have a feeling all three of the Roy-Collingwood children actors are winning.
FYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
Fingers crossed this happens when they announce Lead Actor.
FYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
He literally is though… I’m even tempted to predict him but I feel like the Cox/ Strong love may be too strong and that Strong is the favorite of the two that even a vote-split may not be a thing
And how do you know that?! You talked with every actor from the academy?! Billy Porter and Steve Carell could very well be the beneficiary of a possible Succession vote split, even though I would completely vomit if the latter prevailed.
Those psychic predictions are great comedic relief to offset the mess that the actual winners will be.
Imagine thinking anyone on Succession is subtle… honeys even Hiam Abbas gets to do her thing if given the chance
What’s the possibility of Succession winning zero acting awards (aside from the name-check Cherry Jones), but sweeping up everything else?
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