I think there will be riots if she isn’t nominated. I think she is a lock for the nomination.

One episode left of Wandavision and I’m extremely comfortable saying Olsen is as good as King in Watchmen (very different roles that require very different approaches, but I can’t seperate them in terms of value). Each gave the best television performance of their respective years (I’ll be shocked if anyone can top Olsen, simply because her role…[Read more]

I think you meant congratulations Elizabeth Olsen on your first Emmy win.

She’s got this, imho. This is absolutely Regina King in Watchmen all over again. Not comparing their respective shows, but Olsen is getting close to undeniable right now. She never has a weak episode. And none of her competition displays anything like the range she is showing.

All of this. Kidman especially, as the driving force behind The Undoing (the biggest HBO show of the year) as star/producer is going to be percieved as one of the elements most deserving of direct recognition by Emmy voters at the nomination stage. It’s a huge fat hit, that the industry is clearly supportive of. I don’t see Kidman as being…[Read more]

I think the concept and execution of Wandavision is so unique and critic and TV Academy friendly that it will hold up much better than the other Marvel shows when it comes to Emmy consideration. Wandavision is literally a meta-commentary and love letter to the history of television sitcoms. It’s pure bait for TV award voters. I’m looking forward…[Read more]

Seriously, use the ignore button for me. I’m begging you now. This is the second time I’ve had to say this. You obviously have a major issue with any statements I make and we keep going round in these pointless circular arguments because your EGO is out of control, and you refuse to just accept that we won’t agree about some things.

Nothing is…[Read more]

Yeah, the demographic data you provided is pretty much useless and I broke down why. They also firmly argue against your case that Wandavision and The Crown are “zeitgeist” shows that appeal to everyone. You seem to have no issue contradicting your own arguments, as long as you get to say you are right.

Do your thing. But I don’t see the point…[Read more]

This mainly shows who voted on IMDB, not who watched these shows. Bridgerton had more viewers than The Queen’s Gambit, but far less IMDB voters for it’s ratings.It also says nothing about Race, which is a hugely important thing if we are discussing demographics. To get something accurate, we need breakdowns of the actual viewers demographic…[Read more]

How about producing some actual demographic breakdown data for the audiences of all these shows (race, economic background, gender, age etc) instead of simply telling me 12 year olds and their Grandparents from all races and backgrounds watched The Queen’s Gambit, The Crown and WandaVision and nothing else?

For a start, did The Queen’s Gambit…[Read more]

There is no empirical formula for which show was the most buzzy or zeitgesty or popular. The Queens Gambit was certainly up there this season, but so was The Undoing and so is Bridgerton as far as I’m concerned. Amazon’s The Boys as well.

I’m not interested in having YET ANOTHER dumb, pointless argument with you about this. No one’s mind is…[Read more]

The Undoing had bigger ratings than Big Little Lies and was a huge, buzzy talked about show on social media. It was definitely a cultural phenomenon.

And though it’s not in the Limited Series category, Bridgerton is doing huge audience numbers and has dominated a lot of the cultural conversation since the start of the year. I feel like a new…[Read more]

I said the passion for Olsen and this show was going to be very real, and had a lot of doubters. I truly think Olsen can win the Limited Series Actress Emmy. She is doing career defining work with her Wandavision performance. And no disrespect to Anya Taylor-Joy (who was great in The Queen’s Gambit) who is the annointed Emmy favorite (and I’ve…[Read more]

It was….Agatha All Along!!!!! LOL!

I have to disagree completely. This show brings it every single episode, and this one was no exception.

We’ll, Kathryn Hahn is actually trending on Twitter right now, so she’s done her chances a world of good with this episode

No Spoilers, but Kathryn Hahn’s role on Wandavision just got a lot more significant with the latest episode, as I’d guessed it would. If Wandavision gets Emmy traction, she will definitely be a strong supporting actress contender (as will Tenoyah Parris).

The Undoing has become the most watched HBO show of 2020, and surpassed both seasons of Big Little Lies in viewing figures.

I think Hahn’s role is going to get bigger and more significant from what I’m hearing (there are still 4 more episodes left) and I think she is just the kind of veteran character actress Emmy would love to recognise one day. Teyonah Parris can obviously contend as well if WandaVision plays well with Emmys, but Hahn as a comedienne is probably…[Read more]

Boy, you are really keeping score, aren’t you! (I said a poster had a low IQ after they repeatedly called me “delusional”. Then I blocked him. It’s called self-defense)

It’s obvious you have a problem with me stating my views. Either deal with it like an adult, or use the ignore button. I’m genuinely tired of wasting so much time because you…[Read more]

I think you are more obsessed by my opinions. If what I say triggers you so much, try ignoring what I say. Because you are coming across extremely childish and immature. This is a discussion forum for awards and Emmys. We are all free to like what we like, root for what we want, or float any theories we feel like.

Stop trying to police my…[Read more]

Well, a few pages back, there were some arguments made against Elizabeth Olsen winning the Emmy because her show was not as “popular” as The Queen’s Gambit. Or even a popular show in general.

Today, Forbes has announced that WandaVision is currently the most watched and popular TV series in the world. It’s been growing in viewership week by week…[Read more]