Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
Parks and Rec and Community stay getting shyt on.
Coven got Nominations?!?! shyt was straight garbage this season. 
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2014 Primetime Emmy Nominations
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Parks and Rec and Community stay getting shyt on.Coven got Nominations?!?! shyt was straight garbage this season. 
Not mad at anything except for the fact Timothy Olyphant keeps getting overlooked for his work on Justified. Seriously, the man needs to get some shine for it. That drama category tho
crazy competition.
crazy competition.
Real
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Anything or anyone outside of Olivia Munn from 'Newsroom' being nominated
Jeff Daniels....best actor. Get the fukk outta here
Jeff Daniels....best actor. Get the fukk outta here
at "The Big Bang Theory" being nominated once again for Outstanding Comedy Series. Notice it's the only outdated multi-cam sitcom format that gets nominated.
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
That show is so fukking stupid. It makes idiots think their smart for watching nerds tryna be funny.
aka the shows peak before it fell off the rails.
House of cards got snubbed? ARE U SERIOUS?
House of Cards got nominated for best Drama series... Source: http://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/Downloads/66th-nominations-list.pdf
Not sure how True Detective is a "Drama series" while Fargo is a "miniseries" because they're clearly both "Miniseries"
House of Cards got nominated for best Drama series... Source: http://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/Downloads/66th-nominations-list.pdf
Not sure how True Detective is a "Drama series" while Fargo is a "miniseries" because they're clearly both "Miniseries"
The studio designated it to be a miniseries when they submitted it. Studios have been doing that for years in order to help a show's chances of winning. FX wants Fargo to get some love as opposed to having it go against Mad Men, Breaking Bad, True Detective, House of Cards etc. Makes sense for them to do whatever is necessary to help their chances. I ain't mad
Yall do realize that because the show is the highest rated comedy on TV and gets an audience that's almost as big as Friends or Seinfeld is the reason it will always be nominated right? I like the show, it has its moments and I definitely wouldn't call it great, but for a show on tv that's not sports to draw that big of an audience in this day and age of cats wanting to stream everything or DVR everything, that's a big deal. To be the highest rated sitcom in 10 years is a big deal. 23.4 million people watch it and Modern Family, it's closest competition, is watched by 14.5 and it's number 1 in every demo. Again, not saying it's great, but when a show performs like that especially in this day and age, it's going to get Emmy love
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Yall do realize that because the show is the highest rated comedy on TV and gets an audience that's almost as big as Friends or Seinfeld is the reason it will always be nominated right? I like the show, it has its moments and I definitely wouldn't call it great, but for a show on tv that's not sports to draw that big of an audience in this day and age or cats wanting to stream everything or DVR everything, that's a big deal. To be the highest rated sitcom in 10 years is a big deal. 23.4 million people watch it and Modern Family, it's closest competition, is watched by 14.5 and it's number 1 in every demo. Again, not saying it's great, but when a show performs like that especially in this day and age, it's going to get Emmy love
I know that's why TBBT is getting love, but I thought the Emmys & Oscars were supposed to be about critical success NOT commercial success.
The oscars yes for the most part, the emmys not so much.
Breh c'mon now lol you know it's as much about getting who's hot in the seats to get people to watch too. The Oscars are the same way but truth be told, Big Bang Theory isn't really reviled critically and has a fair amount of critical success. Does everyone love it? No but I rarely read bad reviews of the show even though I admit I only read tv reviews in a couple places (vulture, ew, ign, onion av club) so it works there too. Avatar wasn't exactly critically acclaimed but it just so happens to be the highest grossing film of all time so of course we have to nominate it for an Oscar
Fargo fits the definition of a Miniseries. That's not the point
True Detective fits that same definition.
They're both anthology series which will probably both return for season 2's with a new cast, new story, ect.
Its unfair for an 8 episode anthology style series like True Detective to go up against the traditional season structured TV series (Mad Men, GoT, BB ect).
I feel you but the academy allows studios to make that designation because the rules aren't steadfast. That's what happens when you allow stuff to be done on the fly
