‘Snubs’ and surprises of the 2023 Emmy nominations Your support helps us deliver the news that matters most. Įnjoying this newsletter? Consider subscribing to the Los Angeles Times All that love makes “Ted Lasso” the overwhelming favorite to prevail again when the Emmys are handed out in. And the total was more robust than I imagined, with “Ted Lasso” scoring nods for Juno Temple, Hannah Waddingham, Phil Dunster and Brett Goldstein, as well as guest actors Sam Richardson, Becky Ann Baker, Sarah Niles and Harriet Walter. As I wrote in a predictions column, the strength of the show’s support would be measured by the number of supporting acting slots it earned. So, yeah, a good day for HBO.Īside from those three dramas, the big winner Wednesday (well, in addition to “Wednesday,” which snagged a dozen nods) was “Ted Lasso,” which led the comedy field with 21 nominations. (“The White Lotus” took the other half of that category, part of its 23-nomination day.) The first-year apocalyptic drama “The Last of Us” landed 24 nods. It all went much as I predicted a few weeks back, with “Succession” hauling in 27 nods, including three for lead actor (a record) and four of the eight supporting actor slots. Voters offered some nice parting gifts for “Succession” and “Ted Lasso,” showering those departing shows with lots of love as Emmy nominations were announced this week. why, what did you think I had in mind?) Emmy nominations: Good news for ‘Succession,’ ‘The Last of Us,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ (I was thinking about listening to the bees buzz in a peaceful park.
I might need something more potent to get me through this week. It all makes me want to head to a shady corner of the backyard and pop open a beer to escape the alarming news. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times.
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