Kristen Stewart is a talented actress, but she has a very… specific charisma that is simply not suitable for Princess Diana.

Cate Blanchett, Merritt Wever, and Kaitlyn Dever were all out of this world, but I voted for Kaitlyn Dever because it would be a great boost for her career.

I just took a peak at the music forum… jesus

Well said!

The finale focusing on Blanchett, Byrne, Paulson, Slattery, and Martindale’s characters affirms to me that they will be the ones nominated. I suppose I wouldn’t surprised if Ullman or Aduba were included but their presence hasn’t been as prominent or consistent throughout the series as the others.

I had reason to believe this would be good, given the talent involved. I really wanted to be proved wrong. And we’re in a pandemic, so 7 half-hours didn’t kill me.

So yeah, this show was bad. The characters were unlikable, the plot was muddled, and the writing was clunky. The spark wasn’t there for this to be compelling unfortunately.

Do you think voters were really watching the show by then considering that she was the only one nominated above-the-line? She was nominated because she had already won twice for the role, even though she was my personal winner that year.

Been disappointing to see Melissa in the bottom so frequently… she was a winning machine at the beginning of the season. I hope she can regain her footing and make it to the end. My money’s still on Gregory to win the whole thing.

I don’t see her making it to the final 2/3 but I want Stephanie to make the top 4/5. I love her.

I agree with all of the above, including the person that said that they had wished that the wandering around the convention sequence amounted to more and was shortened.

But man, Sarah Paulson has long been one of the most talented actors working on television and it was such a treat getting to see her on full display this episode.

Nicole Kidman is always working, whereas Winslet’s recent filmography has been more sparse. I’d say Kidman because of her continued relevancy and media presence.

They weren’t never nominated, but the fact that Tracy Morgan and Jack McBrayer were only nominated once for 30 Rock, while Alec Baldwin, Tina Fey, and the myriad of guest stars were nominated every single year, is upsetting.

Neither. Both are producers and are equal co-leads. I say they both make it in and Haas doesn’t make the cut.

I think the Unbelievable category placements are perfect.

I’m of the opinion that no one, however good, deserves to win 6 Emmys for one role.

1. Unbelievable
2. Years and Years
3. Mrs. America

Every new season of this show feels like a fan fiction of the first one…

I do not see a world where Sterling K. Brown is nominated for Supporting Actor. I am convinced this is just a weird Gold Derby thing.

The Leftovers Season 2 > The Leftovers Season 3

I’m not a thirsty stan but I loved his work in Lady Bird, Beautiful Boy, and Call Me By Your Name. I don’t think I’ve seen him in anything else.

Robert Duvall
First: The Godfather (1972)
Last: The Judge (2014)
42 Years

Henry Fonda
First: The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
Last: On Golden Pond (1981)
41 Years

Meryl Streep
First: The Deer Hunter (1978)
Last: The Post (2017)
39 Years

Bruce Dern
First: Coming Home (1978)
Last: Nebraska (2013)
35 Years

If this delivers, I could easily see Anna Kendrick making her way into Comedy Actress. That is a tough category to predict.