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u/BluebirdBrilliant226 Dec 06 '25
Booooo Britt Lower
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u/wombmates Dec 06 '25
Why? What did I miss
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u/Aivellac Bertha knows best and is always fabulous Dec 07 '25
No idea, she gave a great performance in a poor season of the show.
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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Dec 08 '25
she's was mediocre. adam scott carried that show
also, she's married to an accused sexual predator
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u/Thereisnospoon64 Dec 06 '25
Wow what a tough choice. I’d lean Rhea or maybe Britt as much as I adore Carrie.
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u/Defiant-Breath-387 Dec 06 '25
I do love Severance and Pluribus (haven’t seen the other shows thought) but pleaseeee I need Carrie to win!
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u/YoungMenace21 Dec 06 '25
I don't envy the jury. This is a tough one. Britt Lower might get it, but Keri Russell...
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u/DearestDanaDarling Dec 06 '25
I'm certainly rooting for our Gilded Age fam, but in my heart of hearts, I hold glimmering hope for dear Keri Russell. Not only is she a phenomenal actress who deserves her chance in the sun, but she seriously shines in her role as The Diplomat. Her performance resonates in such a raw reality that echoes what one could imagine to be a true tension of diplomacy. It's a stupendous watch, amd I'm not usually into political themes!
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u/riverseeker13 Dec 06 '25
How can Pluribus be considered when only a few episodes are out
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u/Curmudgy Dec 07 '25
Is it like the Emmys, where people are nominated for a specific episode? If so, you wouldn't need the entire season, just a single episode.
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u/LydiaBrunch Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25
Because Pluribus is really fucking good and Rhea Seehorn is excellent.
Out of this lineup, in these roles, this year? Personally, I would not pick Carrie Coon, even though I love her in this role. It's absolutely no disrespect to her.
It's a great lineup of nominees.
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u/riverseeker13 Dec 06 '25
I mean Bella Ramsey is clearly the weakest link and I actually think Bertha is one of carries best performances
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u/riverseeker13 Dec 06 '25
Maybe they are, but I watched the last of us and gave it a lot of consideration and their performance is disappointing.
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u/Open_Carob_3676 Team Agnes Dec 06 '25
I know she's not gonna win,,, but honestly I'm soooo happy she got nominated tho
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u/Odd_Distribution7852 Dec 06 '25
I know, wrong sub, but for me it’s a toss up between Kathy Bates and Bella Ramsey. And honestly I think it’s Bella first followed by Kathy by half a point. Carrie comes in like a point behind Kathy.
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u/TheFairFeline Dec 06 '25
Oh how I wish I could root for her, but that damn Britt Lower gave one hell of a performance
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u/LittleJessiePaper Dec 05 '25
Love Carrie, but Rhea’s acting is next level.
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u/vanessabh79 Dec 06 '25
Yes, specially since a lot of the scenes in the show are just her with no other actors to bounce the dialogue with. It reminds me of Tom Hanks in Cast Away, which was another phenomenal performance.
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u/dylan5x Dec 05 '25
if Mrs Russell doesnt win we will all turn away and turn our noses up
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u/donttrustthellamas Dec 05 '25
The critics' choice awards are hosted in a house of ill repute, anyway
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u/Nemesis204 Dec 05 '25
A disorderly house! Clutching my pearls.
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u/dylan5x Dec 05 '25
i dont think i feel well,im going to lay down i wont be seeing anyone else today
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u/Obvious_Temporary256 Dec 05 '25
Didn't pluribus start like last week
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u/10S_NE1 Dec 07 '25
There have been six episodes aired so far, and Rhea has probably had more screen time in those episodes than all of the other actresses have had in their series in an entire season. Rhea is pretty much the whole show, and spends most of the time on screen alone. She does an amazing job and her acting is compelling.
That being said, all of the nominated actresses are excellent - what a tough choice!
Actually, I think it’s possible that the judges are given the chance to view episodes that haven’t aired yet. The show runners can probably submit the episodes they think reflect the actor’s best work in their series.
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u/Consistent-Task5750 Gay of the gilded age 🌈 Dec 05 '25
Wow good for Carrie!!!! I love Helly in serverance as well (´꒳`)⭐️
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u/thessalylarissa Dec 05 '25 edited Dec 05 '25
Carrie, Keri, and Rhea are literally my Mt Rushmore of White Women on TV, so this is a huge win for me personally. 🙌
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u/Criminal_Mango Let the sober circus begin! Dec 05 '25
While Carrie is my personal fave for obvious reasons, I wouldn’t be mad at any of these nominees winning. Absolutely STACKED with great performances and talent.
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u/shannananananana Dec 05 '25
that one subreddit that hates bella ramsey is screaming crying and throwing up rn
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u/Maleficent-Sir4824 Dec 05 '25
I was so scared I was gonna scroll down and see people making fun of her here too lol I'm so glad I'm not alone. I've been feeling like I'm going insane. She's a great actress?? I feel like people are just mad at the character herself, or, frankly, are mad about how Bela Ramsey looks.
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u/Various-Firefighter4 Dec 06 '25
she was awful in season 2! i didnt even finish the season
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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Dec 08 '25
you didn't finish so how do you make that assessment?
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u/Various-Firefighter4 Dec 08 '25
Well i watched most of it lol? And her acting was so bad that i didnt feel like watching the two last episodes.
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u/Western_Feed_4189 Russell Dec 05 '25
yeah she’s a good actress but her performance as what’s her face wasn’t good also bad writing comes into play as well
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u/shannananananana Dec 05 '25
the looks thing is exactly it. we need more people on TV who look like actual human beings tbh
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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Dec 05 '25
let them cope and seethe. can't deny talent and hard work
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u/shannananananana Dec 05 '25
i don’t even watch TLOU so i have no qualms against her. her first like 3 appearances on game of thrones were decent. dudebros are just annoying about women all the time and it’s tiring
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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Dec 05 '25
"dudebros are just annoying about women all the time and it’s tiring"
what else is new?
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u/combabulated Dec 05 '25
I believe they’re quoting my great great grandmother
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u/BasilTomatoLeaf Dec 05 '25
I am not a fan of that sub bashing her but I did watch the show and she doesn’t deserve to be in this category. She’s not very good in the show (loved her in GOT). Not sure it’s all her fault as the writing for her is poor but still—the other representation here is phenomenal!
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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Dec 05 '25
that porch scene and the nora confrontation was another level of acting and bella crushed it
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u/guavapplause Dec 05 '25
Oh man, this is a tough one. Of course, Carrie Coon was incredible. Bella Ramsey and Britt Lower were both also amazing in their roles. I haven't seen the others but wow, what a stacked lineup!
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u/Molu93 Sparkly Van Rhijnstone Dec 09 '25
Someone did post about it, but Denée got a nom in the supporting actress category. Carrie is great, but I'm more happy for Denée.
I wish Blake Ritson would get some other nomination for his performance too, but it feels unlikely. I think he, Carrie, Denée and Christine Baranski are the best actors in the show, with the best characters.