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The Underground Railroad has finished filming and now in post-production.

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wolfali wrote:

The globes will snub little fires everywhere.

That’s what people said about The Act.

Literally no one said that about The Act.

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hopelesstar wrote:

Let’s not forget the globes completely snubbed Watchmen or other acclaimed genre/horror shows like The Haunting Of Hill House. It’s possible they ignore Lovecraft Country.

You’re right, but let’s not ignore this year’s political context.

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I have rewatched Watchmen quite recently and the material for King is simply not there. This one should be between Haas and Blanchett. Also, regarding Mrs. America ladies which are nominated I would vote for Margo Martindale, but who should be winning is Toni Collette.

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Watchmen has paved the way for this to do really well in terms of awards.

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Perfect choice.

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EmmyWinner wrote:

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

I think Netflix is doing this actually.

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Yet to finish the season but the episodes I’ve seen so far were really good. How are they renewing Shrill and Dollface and not this?

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While there will be vote split between Succession actors, I would assume Nicholas Braun would get almost no votes right? This is just wishful thinking.

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I do not know who in their right mind would vote for Aunjanue Ellis in lead and Marsha Stephanie Blake for acting awards. And those voters are still around and obviously prone to abuse their ballots again, unlike the more sensible fans of other shows, who have no problem passing over a Jessie Buckley or a Joshua Jackson.

Riley’s this post from that thread seems to explain Samira Wiley’s nomination this year.

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You’re right, in fact the show’s political message may work for all of the episodes not just for “This Extraordinary Being”.

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thedemonhog wrote:

Well, Fred Toye’s work on the finale is not splitting any votes. He has no narrative, directors already proved at DGA that they prefer the other two, his name recognition was only enough to carry him to a nomination instead of a win and he has the least acclaimed episode, which is neither the pilot nor the main Emmy push.

It’s Steph Green who is nominated as the third Watchmen director.

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GregSprinkles wrote:

Also, depending on the size of her role, I wouldn’t be surprised if Snook goes lead next time.

Everyone was so ecstatic about her to get nominated that when she switched to supporting it was all applause but I think she was the lead of the second season.

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Despite hitting 160 nominations, The Politician is Netflix’s most nominated comedy with 5.

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GregSprinkles wrote:

But Pope is in a poorly received series where he himself has mixed reviews. The only Hollywood Actor who has a chance is probably Parsons, cause he has such a showy role, but the problematic nature of the role holds him back.

Hollywood has 12 nominations including 4 in acting. Voters have clearly moved on from its poor reviews. Most importantly, there is a surge in BIPOC nominees and I expect it to reflect to winners.

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The last three winners have been breakthroughs leading their shows, but the two before were borderline-supporting performances by veterans who were not the most praised performances of their shows, but were caught up in sweeps.

Courtney B. Vance’s performance was highly heralded and respected. Richard Jenkins is indeed similar to Irons this year, but the television landscape has changed immensely since then.