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I still think Arquette takes it over Williams.

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I think Colman is taking Supporting.

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Won’t affect potential acting wins. Technical? Absolutely.

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I was fine until that Stephanie Mills scene. What a beautiful moment.

Candy finally got her 10’s.

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Roney Moore wrote:

THT always beat BLL whenever they went up against each other (PGA, BAFTA, Scripter).

 

The Emmys don’t care about precursors. And I think Kidman would have beat Moss.

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This should have been an eight episode miniseries, and called it a day. Granted it would have been overshadowed by Big Little Lies at the Emmys, but I’d rather have one great miniseries than a drama series that goes nowhere and nothing ever evolves. Moss cannot even get me to tune in anymore.

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Mukund wrote:

I think it was more evident in this episode. The transition between scenes was sloppy and that final montage lacked coherence. This season has been a mixed bag so far.

Yes! This was the first time that it seemed obvious that Vallée was not involved. That man lets a scene breathe, whereas this episode had at least three harsh cuts that seemed to come out of nowhere. The ice cream scene was cut for being too cartoonish, but then why not cut the whole thing?

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This year’s Jackie.

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JLD absolutely delivered the best television performance of all time during her seven seasons on Veep.

I’m also living for all of these Bea Arthur mentions!

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Arquette is taking home at least one. I still think she wins for Dannemora.

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Handmaids Tale seems to have run out of gas.

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This season is giving me every single thing I’ve ever wanted, even if I didn’t know I wanted it.

This season is going to clean the phuck up at the Emmys next season.

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This should have been a ten episode miniseries.

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M: The Original wrote:

Was that necessary? She’s not dead yet, and will likely be nominated once more.

If there wasn’t enough gas left in the tank to take her all the way last season, why on earth should anyone think there will be in the future? She had the narrative, the televised precursors, and was a surefire winner until Colman (rightfully) snatched BAFTA and Oscar.

If the majority of the industry wanted her to win, she would have prevailed a few months ago.

And to answer your question: Yes, which is precisely why I said it.

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She’ll never win.

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