Yesterday were announced the nominations for the 68th edition of the Emmy Awards, which reward the best productions of American television and delivered on September 18.
Surprisingly Game of Thrones has achieved a whopping 23 chances to grab a statuette, including Best Drama Series? And not. Undeniably, the quality with which this series is: Shocking locations in several countries, a cast that little luxuries like having Max von Sydow only for a few episodes, special effects at the level of any blockbuster Hollywood and even allowed <. / p>
But it is also very likely that the great popular acclaim and fanaticism that has caused the series, have influenced the hefty amount of nominations.
However, television made in the United States and exported to the world is undergoing a period of such production, out of that cornucopia series for almost every taste. Two series that were considered by the jurors and that are out of the more massive are Mr. Robot and The Americans . The first is a cybernetic dystopia, and the second a dramatic reconstruction of the Cold War in the 1980s Both compete for Best Drama against Game Of Thrones , tank HBO.
In Comedy reappears Modern Family . Again. You have not won enough awards already? Is not it could overcome the fixation curves and accent Sofia Vergara (for Americans, of course) and veteran Ed O’Neill charm? In that category, it would seem fairer to win something cooler, like Silicon Valley (which, however, is now in its third season), Black-ish or Master of None . We’ll see
The miniseries The People vs. OJ Simpson. American Crime Story and Fargo , which had a splendid second season, followed by a Game of Thrones in number of nominations, with 22 and 18 respectively. Charge the batteries in the remote control.
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