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Emmy Predictions: Drama and Limited/Anthology
DRAMA SERIES The Diplomat (Netflix) The Gilded Age (HBO) A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (HBO) Paradise (Hulu) The Pitt (HBO Max) Pluribus (Apple TV) Slow Horses (Apple TV) Your Friends & Neighbors (Apple TV) Should and will win: The … Continue reading
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Tagged dtf st louis, euphoria, hbo, hbo max, monster, netflix, Pitt, remarkably bright creatures
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Emmy Predictions 2026: Creative Arts
TELEVISION MOVIE Heads of State (Prime Video) Miss You, Love You (HBO Max) People We Meet on Vacation (Netflix) Remarkably Bright Creatures (Netflix) Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Shadow War (Prime Video) Should win: N/A Could win: People We Meet on … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, bad bunny, bear, beef, black rabbit, diplomat, gilded age, hacks, hbo, hbo max, hulu, late show, monster, netflix, remarkably bright creatures, south park, stephen colbert, super bowl, wanda sykes, wicked
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2026 Emmy Picks: Limited/Anthology Series
LIMITED/ANTHOLOGY SERIES The Beast in Me (Netflix) Beef (Netflix) DTF St. Louis (HBO) Half Man (HBO Max) Love Story (Hulu) Potential surprises: All Her Fault (Peacock) Black Rabbit (Netflix) Death by Lightning (Netflix) Lord of the Flies (Netflix) Monster: The … Continue reading
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Tagged all her fault, beast in me, beef, black rabbit, death by lightning, dtf st louis, half man, hbo, hbo max, hulu, lord of the flies, love story, monster, netflix, peacock, remarkably bright creatures
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Oscar Re-Do: 2003
As I have the last three years, I’ll look at the Oscars from a decade ago and see if the Academy really got it right (spoiler alert: usually not). Winners are in bold. BEST PICTURE The Lord of the Rings: … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Film, Oscars
Tagged american splendor, bill murray, charlize theron, cold mountain, djimon hounsou, finding nemo, in america, lost in translation, master and commander, monster, peter weir, renee zellweger
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