No, actually you've maybe gotten the "MTV Awards" mixed up with the MTV Movie Awards, which doesn't give out awards to TV shows. Anyway, my point was that your "ranking" of the award shows in order of credibility made no sense since two of the shows you list aren't like the others on the list.
I don't think the X-Files, Mr. Robot, The Leftovers, Quantum Leap, or the Twilight Zone qualify as "hard sci-fi".
^ Well I didn't say they were the same. But with respect to being a prestige magnet, being able to use "nominee" is almost synonymous with the word, "winner". Otherwise, you wouldn't see "nominee" displayed just as prominently in movie and TV ads.
Take for example the Best Actor category of the Oscars, the 5 nominees selected by the Academy are essentially considered to be 5 best performances of the year. The actor who wins is simply the best of the 5. All 5 are better than the non-nominees. All of the non-nominees are pretty much the same.
So, you can be sure that DSC will at some point promote "Magic" as "the Peabody nominated", unless of course, it wins.
the Academy Pics the best movies, actors, and actresses of the year?
According to the Academy, yes. Other award ceremonies may disagree, that's how they work. I'm not sure why that's worth so many emojis, unless you just figured that out. If so, congrats on joining the rest of us.
