Emmy voters clearly couldn’t make up their minds in the category for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, with a whopping eight nominees in the mix this year. And with a bevy of strong contenders like these, who could blame them? READ MORE & VOTE!
Halt and Catch Fire‘s latest hire is well versed in troubleshooting a presidential campaign, but maintaining a team of web surfers is a whole different ballgame. READ MORE
It’s a battle of the Not Ready for Prime Time Players versus… well, a few primetime players. READ MORE & VOTE IN OUR POLL
Shemar Moore and Anna Chlumsky might seem like an unlikely pairing, but when they come together, they wield the power to make a celebrity’s year — or ruin their week, depending on how things go. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Rick and Morty will soon be returning to your screen.
AMC’s Halt and Catch Fire has cast its vote for Anna Chlumsky, enlisting Veep‘s four-time Emmy nominee to fill an “integral” Season 4 role. READ MORE
For Emmy voters, the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series race may ultimately be a choice between Allison Janney and Hillary Clinton. READ MORE & VOTE
As far as presidential campaign slogans go, it would be hard for Veep‘s Selina Meyer to do worse than what star Tony Hale offers up in advance of the HBO comedy’s fifth season: READ MORE & WATCH VIDEOS
One thing is certain about the 2015 Emmys: If the show’s producers can’t figure out a killer sketch involving all eight nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, then deserve the nation’s strongly worded tweets of rebuke. READ MORE & TAKE POLL
If the 2015 Emmy race for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series were a coastal Japanese village, Mom‘s Allison Janney would be its (mega-talented) Godzilla — bearing down with awesome power, leaving few survivors in her wake. READ MORE
