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Yeah, and that’s pretty much every single episode. Once you spend some time with the characters, you start warming up to some of them though I must admit.

Love those picks. This category is insane. I’d personally love to see Kate Siegel nominated instead of Reaser tbh though.

Here’s my guess: the category that’ll screw us over is Limited/ Movie supporting actress. The Gold Derby top 6 reminds me of limited supporting actor last year, which is why I am totally going against the grain and have Nash, Farmiga, and yes, Garner getting in. Garner is a complete wild card, but it’s still early enough to play around a bit.

It’s waaaay too early to be so sure. We don’t even know how the show will do this year. It could completely overperform or underperform (duh), we’ll have to see. With BLL, Handmaid’s, Stranger Things, The Crown, and Westworld back + some big new shows, KE may fall by the wayside. I know you love the show (so do I), but it’s just too early to…[Read more]

Because people are actually being realistic 🙂 KE is not an Emmy juggernaut.

I’m not saying Oh won’t return, but being so sure that Killing Eve will be in the lineup is bizarre, given that the show has 2 Emmy nominations so far.

Game of Thrones is heavily serialized and you won’t get nor enjoy S8 if you haven’t seen the rest, so sorry to say.

And she shouldn’t.

Mohindra was sooooo good in her little screen time. Her final scene made my skin crawl.

That’s just so sad. All these people go through so much work to create an incredible episode and then it’s ruined by things like this.

+5 Davis, Moss

-5 Oh, Wood

Thandie Newton, Westworld (380)

Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaid’s Tale (325)

Amy Adams, Sharp Objects (220)

Jodie Comer, Killing Eve (210)

Viola Davis, How to Get Away with Murder (145)

Sandra Oh, Killing Eve (130)

Natalie Dormer, Picnic at Hanging Rock (90)

Indya Moore, Pose (80)

Robin Wright, House of Cards (…[Read more]

+5 Davis, Moss

Rachel Brosnahan, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Season 1 (486)

Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad, Season 5 (463)

Claire Foy, The Crown, Season 2 (367)

Matthew Rhys, The Americans, Season 6 (256)

Viola Davis, How to Get Away with Murder, Season 1 (234)

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep, Season 3 (191)

Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaid’s Tale, S…[Read more]

I don’t know if I agree with that, but she’d definitely have more of a chance of getting in. Richard Madden is Bodyguard’s lead, and its only lead. Maybe I missed it, but were people talking about Hawes’ performance?

Why do some people here think Stranger Things and Millie Bobby Brown have such high chances? The show dipped in nominations for season 2, and they won like 1 Emmy. Yet THT, which got 20 nods, is supposedly at the verge of being shut out. I get that season 2 was divisive and didn’t win a single award at the main telecast, but I feel like people are…[Read more]

Hawes doesn’t deserve to be nominated in lead actress. Anyone who’s seen the show knows why.

Yeees about Farmiga, that is exactly how I wanted to describe her!! Even the wig is similar.

I am adding When They See Us to my limited series lineup now. This looks incredible. And I am confidently keeping Farmiga in my supporting actress lineup.

Trailer:

This looks spectacular.

I still don’t buy that at all though, it’s kind of far-fetched. And even if, nothing is taking down GOT.

Huh? That really doesn’t make sense. If they didn’t want it to win Drama Series, then they wouldn’t have given them that honor last year.

I actually predicted Julia to miss SAG because SAG is never up to date, it usually takes them while to recognize sth. Homecoming premiered a bit late. Of course that didn’t stop Claire Foy and John Lithgow from winning back in 2017, but still. SAG has its favorites, and Ozark is one of them, hence the shocking nod for Garner.