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Welcome back to Gold Rush, and welcome to Emmy season (such as it is)!
As a result, nothing is as predictive to future Emmy success as past Emmy success.
On the comedy side of things, the end ofTed Lassofrees up real estate in the performer categories.
Though the question of which comedy series will takeTed Lassos place has already been answered:The Bear.
That leaves only one possible repeat nominee from last year, and… well get to it.
Is there any reason to think that wont happen again?
And only Elizabeth Debicki (as Diana) has won any kind of major award since the secondCrowncasts reign.
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To be clear, the Emmys are not the Golden Globes.
They dont just gravitate to the last shiny object dangled in front of them and vote for that.
But with so much open space in Drama, some new blood is bound to flow in.
Over at Prime Video,Mr.
Billy Crudup evenwonin Supporting Actor a few years ago… and honestly he kinda deserved it.
And yet the show itself has never been nominated for Outstanding Drama Series.
The most likely genre series to benefit from this trend, however, seems to be Amazon PrimesFallout.
This year, Apple TV+ feels like trying to take over the Emmy narrative by sheer numerical domination.
Ive already mentionedThe Morning Show.
The frankly excellent spy seriesSlow Horsesmay finally get its due in its third season.
Its not every day that Colin Farrell headlines a TV series, which putsSugarinto play.
But if youre thinking that hardly any of these shows previously listed feel like traditional Emmy bait … exactly.
(Note forShogunfans: yours is a limited series and wont be competing in the drama categories.)
The results will be strange… but potentially very exciting.
