Emmy Predictions: Best Comedy Series — A Race Like We Haven’t Seen in Decades
For the first time in 50 years, there could be complete year-to-year turnover in the Comedy Series nominees — which makes 2021 pivotal for so many shows.
For the first time in 50 years, there could be complete year-to-year turnover in the Comedy Series nominees — which makes 2021 pivotal for so many shows.
Equally incomprehensible and enlivening, the troubled drama about Victorian Era super-humans isn’t exactly good, but offers glimmers of a good time.
Plenty of new series should find their way into Emmy contention in a Supporting Actor race with just one nominee from 2020 still eligible.
Last year’s winner is ineligible, as are four of the six nominees from 2020. So who can win voters’ favor over the next few months?
Clocking in under an hour, the Screen Actors Guild Awards relied on winners and their words to sell an otherwise clip-heavy ceremony.
Never-before-seen creatures circle the globe after an unexpected emergence — and there’s also a new “Pacific Rim” show.
And in an impossible choice between talented stars, who will the Screen Actors Guild honor: Anya Taylor-Joy or Michaela Coel?
Kathryn Hahn has been brilliantly deconstructing suburban housewives long before “WandaVision.”
“The Crown” and “The Handmaid’s Tale” are primed to dominate nominations, but will they leave any room for other shows to break through?
Netflix aims to take control of the category while a bevy of veteran and freshman contenders jockey for slots in a wide-open race.
With a slew of 2020 nominees out of the running, the pressure is on for series — new and old — to land a spot in the Best Drama race.
Half coming-of-age origin story, half hyper-violent action-mystery, Amazon Prime Video’s hourlong animated adventure is nothing if not intriguing.