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TAF wrote:

I’m thinking about Kim and Howard’s fates. What if Kim kills Howard and she ends incarcerated and the motive after Saul sadness in the flashforwards are thtat he can’t visit her on prison?

Kim definitely has a dark side to her, but she’s not a murderer.

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CuriousHedgehog wrote:

https://variety.com/2022/awards/news/christina-ricci-yellowjackets-emmys-supporting-actress-1235237519/ Christina Ricci has been moved back into supporting, helping her nomination chances.

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Just popping in to say that in a just world Brian Cox would win an Emmy for this. https://twitter.com/filmupdates/status/1503590412493025280?s=21

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I see we’re at the “girl-bossing corporate conglomerates” part of the race now.

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When Phalycia Rashad wins…

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Victor wrote:

The way I don’t care at all about this field anymore Even comedy is more interesting

Disagree . To me this is by far the most interesting set of races. In both series and lead actor/actress, all three races have four contenders fighting for the win. Supporting actor has a clear frontrunner but a couple people could upset. Supporting actress has a three way race (I think Smart can win) and writing and directing each have two different pairs of shows fighting for the win. Easily the most exciting set of races imo.

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The Stranger Things kids when season four finally premieres.

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Allan Veríssimo wrote:

Before the incident, production should theoretically end in October. I’m not a doctor, but I suppose it’s recommended that a person should wait a considerable amount of time to recover from a heart attack.

Yeah obviously his health is the number one priority, and if it does miss next year’s eligibility, I’m probably in the minority on this, but I would rather them air it in spring of 2023 to hopefully get momentum for emmy nominations, but they probably won’t do that.

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Is Better Call Saul assumed to be missing simply because of Odenkirk’s heart attack? Or are there other factors at play? Because if they have to delay it to summer/fall of 2022 I don’t see it boding well for the 2023 emmys, which is a shame because I desperately want Odenkirk to win his overdue emmy, as well as eith Esposito or Banks win theirs, and Seehorn get a nomination (sadly, I think a win is out of the question for her).

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Honestly, Falco Paulson, Dern, and King were all probably name checked in the category that year. Godless was clearly watched, and Biel I have no idea. Acclaimed performance, however, the show got little to nothing else.

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Obviously there’s no point in debating who’s winning supporting actress, but I’m curious what percent of the vote Anderson will get. I reckon at least 80%.

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So who’s winning lead actor? I see multiple negatives for all and very few positives.
Bettany: only one in a series nominee, however the women got far more acclaim than him.

Grant: movie star, showing his dramatic chops in recent years, however his series crashed and burned in nominations.

McGregor: well respected veteran actor, however seems like a name check with very few people watching his series.

Miranda: created a cultural phenomenon, however nominated against a more acclaimed costar.

Odom Jr.: Won Tony for the role, fresh off an Oscar nomination, however, nominated alongside someone with much bigger star power in general than he is, if voters are lazy, they might want to vote for Miranda over him.

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2014: Robin Wright

2015: Keri Russell

2016: Keri Russell

2017: Carrie Coon

2018: Claire Foy

2019: Julia Roberts

2020: Laura Linney

2021: Olivia Colman

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2017: Thandie Newton

2018: Vanessa Kirby

2019: Rhea Seehorn

2020: Rhea Seehorn

2021: Helena Bonham-Carter

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mateil wrote:

I’ve subscribed to The Crown sweep as well for now. I think it has build up enough good will to pull a Schitt’s Creek.

Does that include Menzies? Because he’s the one person I feel won’t get swept up in love. He missed last year when he had better material, for Steve Carell in a divisive performance, and he only really had two episodes of substance this season, even that being only a few minutes in each episode.

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