Here's who will (hooray!) and who should (boo!) be up for awards during television's biggest night.
Creator, writer, director and star Pamela Adlon’s heartfelt, deeply lived-in FX comedy is consistently daring in its format-breaking episodes and singular vision, so it was maddening to see the entire show, but especially Adlon, excluded.
In a slight twist, Paul Mescal earned a lead actor nomination for his nuanced portrayal of Connell inSlipping by the likes of Russell Crowe and Aaron Paul , Mescal proves you don’t need to be an established Hollywood actor to earn some well-deserved recognition. His heart-wrenching and honest performance in “Normal People” deserves all the praise. ―Once again, the Emmys failed to recognize that “The Good Fight” is one of the best shows on TV.
The Force is stronger with “The Mandalorian” — referred to from here on as “The Baby Yoda Show” — than we thought. Even more unlikely than a helmet-haired bounty hunter teaming up with a 50-year-old green baby, somehow “The Baby Yoda Show” eked out a nomination for outstanding drama series.
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