Emmy Nominations: Discovery Picks Up Creative Arts Nominations
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Maybe the network execs, but Netflix, and to a lesser extent Prime and Hulu, are employing a ton of people in Hollywood. So I'm not sure why they'd be that pissed.
What else would it be though?
Can't be the Orions, they're not wearing prosthetics.
Well I guess Saru.
A new news article has been published at TrekToday:
The 70th Annual Emmy Award nominations have been announced and Star Trek: Discovery has received two nominations. The first nomination was for...
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The 70th Annual Emmy Award nominations have been announced and Star Trek: Discovery has received two nominations. The first nomination was for...
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one hyperintelligent glowing multi-coloured blob of ionized gas, please
I assume ITDUDE is being facetious, but here is the article about the selection and voting process:A little of this:
"How are Emmys nominated?
Voting is done by peer judging panels. ... Most categories have two voting rounds, with separate judging panels in each round. The top entries in each category are announced as the nominations, and then the top entry is announced as the Emmy winner later at the awards ceremony."
Man, the accolades continue to pile up for season 1 of this little show. Once again, congratulations are in order. The DSC team really did a great job this past season.
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as the Emmy winner later at the awards ceremony."
Man, the accolades continue to pile up for season 1 of this little show. Once again, congratulations are in order. The DSC team really did a great job this past season.[/QUOTE]
Yes but how do the bribes get carried out? That is what I want to know. My theory is each judge receives some blu rays or dvd's of the shows they have to watch to make a judgment. Whichever case the blu-ray or dvd comes in that has the most cash in it, gets to be nominated. The one that has the most out of the top 5 highest ranking bribed shows gets to be the winner!
Jason
as the Emmy winner later at the awards ceremony."
Man, the accolades continue to pile up for season 1 of this little show. Once again, congratulations are in order. The DSC team really did a great job this past season.
[/QUOTE]Yes but how do the bribes get carried out? That is what I want to know.
My theory is each judge receives some blu rays or dvd's of the shows they have to watch to make a judgment. Whichever case the blu-ray or dvd comes in that has the most cash in it, gets to be nominated. The one that has the most out of the top 5 highest ranking bribed shows gets to be the winner!Jason
We'd completely forget you hate the show if you didn't remind us daily.
That's not actually a consideration.
Or did you have a correction you wanted to make? There are a lot of Emmy categories - maybe I missed one.
It's nominated but I won't hold my breath for a win. Why? Because it's Star Trek. Doesn't matter if it's Discovery.
Of course, if I turn out to be wrong, it's a case of I'd rather be pleasantly surprised than crushingly disappointed.
Of course, if I turn out to be wrong, it's a case of I'd rather be pleasantly surprised than crushingly disappointed.
As noted in the article, TREK shows haven't been nominated for acting awards since Nimoy back in the sixties. And Trek has never been routinely nominated for directing or writing.
For better or for worse, we tend to get relegated to technical categories. In that respect, DISCO is doing just as well as it predecessors when it comes to Emmy nominations. Unless I'm forgetting the year VOYAGER swept the acting awards?
I doubt they'd win against Westworld for prosthesis but Sound Editing was well done on the show.