Suggestion: IMDb Poll Board's Best TV Performances Without Nominations

@TheOldJalapenoman​ 

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@jaf_ismael​ 

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@Jessica​ jessica, please replace Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish with Frank Castle

@jaf_ismael​ 

Done.

@Peter_pbn​ 

Thanks, added Idris Elba. 

"Industry" is an ongoing show and it looks like Marisa Abela will appear in the fifth season, so I don't think I can add her.

Forgot about that.

Peri Gilpin as Roz Doyle in Frasier

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106004/mediaviewer/rm2104608768/?ref_=ttmi_mi_9_3

@Peter_pbn​ 

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@urbanemovies​ 

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@Jessica​ How is this possible for Caitriona Baife? I am sure this just one of hundreds of gross omissions by the Emmys.

No Emmy nods in eight seasons of eligibity

Four Golden Globe nods in seven seasons of of eligibity

@Vandurath​ 

Added. Thanks for participating!

Can't believe Courteney Cox was the only one of the six not to be nominated for an Emmy. 😦

@Jessica​ 
Me neither. I don't really see the reason for that, she acted just as well as the other five!

@Vandurath​ & @Jessica​ 

There is defintely some type of systematic discrimination going on @ the Emmys. They either shower a worthy series, like "The Pitt," "Hacks," among other IMDb Top 250 Series with dozens of acting nominations or shut a worthy series out entirely, like "Yellowstone", "Band of Brothers", "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia," "Outlander," among other IMDb Top 250 Series. The same applies to individuals were they put them in a box and Emmy voters and The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences prevent them getting the recognition they so richly deserve, despite television fans saying otherwise. I would say it is nearly impossible to have a great show without great actors, even though other contributors likely played a role in making the show great. 

It is so bad that notable guest actors, don't have a shot if they appear on "forbidden" show. It is possible that the producers may be contributing by either supporting or not supporting candidates. I credit 'The Pitt' producers for landing an astounding eight main cast nods and five guest actor nods for a bunch of no-names. I like this idea of allowing actors to self-nominate themselves, but the producers support still is key.

Whan it comes to chosing the nominess, Hollywood has followed a strict protocol of Political Correctness and being severely "woke."  The Pitt, which I refuse to watch, is one of the worst shows for this.

@Pencho15​ 

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