Leslie Bibb - Hacks
Jamie Lee Curtis - The Bear
Betty Gilpin - Widow's Bay
Cherry Jones - Hacks
Laurie Metcalf - Hacks
Kaitlin Olson - Hacks
Lauren Weedman - Hacks
My choice will be either Betty or Kaitlin. Let's say if Kaitlin wins, even if it's not for Always Sunny, she'll still get to win for something. Betty winning would also be amazing. Anyone but Jamie, please.
I think DTF St Louis wins 4 Emmy awards for Best Supporting Actor for David Harbour, Supporting Actress for Linda Cardellini, Best Writing or Directing for Limited Series is one of those while Beef takes one of em unless one of those shows wins both. And I think it takes Cinematography for Limited Series. It’s such a well written masterpiece and best show. So how many Emmys you think it will win?
As a reminder, the nominees are:
Tal Anderson: The Pitt
Tina Ivlev: The Pitt
Brittany Allen: The Pitt
Shailene Woodley: Paradise
Miriam Shor: Pluribus
Merritt Wever: The Gilded Age
Personally, I’m hoping for a Shailene Woodley win!
Panettiere sadly never got major awards recognition in her entire career (a la Michelle Trachtenberg, whose passing has been compared to hers and who received a Daytime Emmy nomination), but Nashville was by far her best shot. For the role, Panettiere received two Golden Globe nominations and a Critic’s Choice nomination, but did not receive any SAG nominations. The awards race was a little weird those years - Anna Gunn in Breaking Bad was dominating the Emmys but never once got a Golden Globe nomination - but was there a potential opening for Panettiere?
RIP
With this list of nominees for host of a game show, who do you think will win?
I see a narrative that Fanning who is nominated for Margo's Got Money Troubles in Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, could defeat Jean Smart if voters may want to reward someone else who has not won in the category. In the category, Fanning is the only one who hasn't gotten an Emmy for any category. Do you think Elle Fanning could win on her first try?
I think the answer is obvious, but since since season 1 of Big Little Lies, Nicole has been in 10 shows since 2017... 10. I haven't seen an Oscar winning actor flop on television as much, even on a guest category. The works include:
I don't even know an actor who's been main or supporting on a single show as much as she has been in such short a time span. She basically has a new show each year, and has yet to score an acting nom since Big Little Lies.
Recently, we learned that Keri Russell won Best Actress in a Drama Series for The Diplomat at the 2026 Astra TV Awards. And earlier this year, she won the Actor Award for Best Female Actor in a Drama Series for that same show and role. Any possibility that the tide is turning for Russell to finally win her first Emmy on this series?
She was amazing as Andrew Cunanan's mother, Mary Anne. However, while both Penélope Cruz and Judith Light were nominated that year in the above category, Adler was absent. Did Cruz and Light (both absolutely brilliant IMO) deserve a nomination over Adler or was she robbed? What about the other nominees (listed below)?
*Please keep in mind that American Crime Story was competing as a limited series, so it was ineligible for the guest categories.
Sorry Bill Crudup. Post in comments if you would vote for him.
This may seem a little controversial, but even though it seems most likely for Katherine LaNasa to win again for Supporting Actress in a Drama, I would actually prefer Sepideh Moafi or Karolina Wydra winning, even if it doesn't seem that likely. I usually don't mind actors winning repeatedly for any category (don't get me started on Jean Smart), but I just want someone to win who hasn't won already, even if it's their first time ever being nominated.
If any one of you here are familiar with Oscar bait; a film with controversial subject matter that was destined to win Oscars. Then you are probably familiar with Emmy bait. Awards prestige for TV.
I want to know if any one of you recall times a show was perceived as Emmy bait.
Love that show
Currently watching and loving DTF St Louis, only 2/7 episodes so far so no spoilers please. But just checked and why on earth did all 5 actors go in supporting for the Emmys. Isn't a show required to have at least one lead? Jason Bateman seems like the obvious choice to go lead here was shocked he is also in supporting.
With the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards taking place next month, the following category of Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series features the following:
I am currently debating back and forth between Pluribus and Slow Horses to win here. But I also see The Diplomat being a dark horse here. I want to know if Pluribus or Slow Horses or even The Diplomat could win in the category. Also, I want to know if The Pitt can win an Emmy awards for directing and writing after not winning any of those categories last year.