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But AMC’s flagship drama deserves to go out with a bang, especially considering its cast hasn’t received enough attention from the Emmys: the show hasn’t won a single acting award. **Who Got Snubbed:** Fox’s breakout hit _Empire_ and CBS’ mainstay _The Good Wife_ were both locked out from nominations despite rave reviews. Perhaps most surprising of all, Clive Owen and director Steven Soderbergh couldn’t catch the Emmys’ attention with Cinemax’s _The Knick_. **Fun Fact:** _Orange Is the New Black_ was nominated for best comedy last year, but will compete in best drama in 2015 thanks to a change in Emmy rules. [**READ MORE: How Mad Men Rode the Carousel of the Past into Television History**](http://time.com/mad-men-history/) ### Best Comedy Series  Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Veep Patrick Harbron—HBO _Louie_ (FX), _Modern Family_ (ABC), _Parks and Recreation_ (NBC), _Silicon Valley_ (HBO), _Transparent_ (Amazon), _Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt_ (Netflix), _Veep_ (HBO) **Who Will Win:** _Modern Family_ will win its sixth Emmy for best comedy in a row, if history is any indication. **Who Should Win:** Any show except _Modern Family_, if only for the sake of variety. _Veep_ is the critical favorite, though _Transparent_ has not only earned rave reviews but has also broken new ground on the small screen. **Who Got Snubbed:** Either CW’s delightfully campy _Jane the Virgin_ or Comedy Central’s bawdy _Broad City_ should have taken _Modern Family’_s spot in the nominations. **Fun fact:** If _Modern Family_ wins it will set both the record for most consecutive wins for best comedy and most overall wins in the category. ### Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series  Taraji P. Henson in Empire Chuck Hodes—FOX Claire Danes (_Homeland_), Viola Davis (_How to Get Away With Murder_), Taraji P. Henson (_Empire_), Tatiana Maslany (_Orphan Black_), Elisabeth Moss (_Mad Men_), Robin Wright (_House of Cards_) **Who Will Win:** Viola Davis has the sort of Oscars cred that the Emmys love, and she went full-throttle in this year’s _How to Get Away With Murder._ **Who Should Win:** Taraji P. Henson. Although Elisabeth Moss, the true hero of _Mad Men,_ deserves to finally get her turn in the spotlight after being overlooked for years, Henson outshone every other actor and actress on TV this season as Cookie Lyon. **Who Got Snubbed:** Yet again, Keri Russell was overlooked for her role on the critical darling _The Americans._ And Julianna Margulies, who won in 2011, 2012 and 2014, didn’t even make the nominees list this year. **Fun Fact:** This is the first year that two African-American women, Viola Davis and Taraji P. Henson, have been nominated in this category. If one of them wins, she will make history again as the first black woman to win best actress in a drama. ### Best Lead Actor in a Drama Series  Jon Hamm as Don Draper Michael Yarish/AMC Kyle Chandler (_Bloodline_), Jeff Daniels (_The Newsroom_), Jon Hamm (_Mad Men_), Bob Odenkirk (_Better Call Saul_), Liev Schreiber (_Ray Donovan_), Kevin Spacey (_House of Cards_) **Who Will Win:** Jon Hamm has been nominated for _Mad Men_ eight times but never won, and this year is his last chance. Something about the Emmys voting system is seriously broken if he doesn’t snag a statue. **Who Should Win:** Jon Hamm—give the man his Emmy, already! **Who Got Snubbed:** Terrence Howard of _Empire_ and Matthew Rhys of _The Americans_ both should have made the cut. **Fun Fact:** If Jon Hamm doesn’t win he will beat his own undesirable record for most snubs for a lead actor in a drama series. ### Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series  Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope in Parks and Recreation Colleen Hayes—NBC Edie Falco (_Nurse Jackie_), Lisa Kudrow (_The Comeback_), Julia Louis-Dreyfus (_Veep_), Amy Poehler (_Parks and Recreation_), Amy Schumer (_Inside Amy Schumer_), Lily Tomlin (_Grace and Frankie_) **Who Will Win:** Julia Louis-Dreyfus is unstoppable with four wins in this category. Not even Amy Schumer’s newfound superstardom can stand in her way. **Who Should Win:** Amy Poehler astonishingly has yet to win an Emmy. Though this season of _Veep_ was probably better than the last episodes of _Parks and Rec_, it would be wonderful to see Poehler finally get some recognition. **Who Got Snubbed:** Ellie Kemper of _Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt_ made Tina Fey’s wacky concept for a TV show work, and deserved a nod for her efforts. It’s also criminal that Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson were not nominated for _Broad City_. **Fun Fact:** Julia Louis-Dreyfus will tie Candice Bergen and Mary Tyler Moore for most wins in the lead actress category if she wins for a fifth time on Sept. 20. ### Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series  Jeffrey Tambor in Transparent Beth Dubber—Amazon/Everett Colle Anthony Anderson (_B_ _lack-ish_), Louis C.K. (_Louie_), Don Cheadle (_House of Lies_), Will Forte (_The_ _Last Man on Earth_), Matt LeBlanc (_Episodes_), William H. Macy (_Shameless_), Jeffrey Tambor (_Transparent_) **Who Will Win:** Fueled by his Golden Globe win, Jeffrey Tambor is a shoo-in for his groundbreaking performance as a transgender woman. **Who Should Win:** Jeffrey Tambor has never won an Emmy before, and he certainly deserves one for this role. **Who Got Snubbed:** Andy Samberg is hosting the Emmys but still didn’t get a nod for _Brooklyn Nine-Nine_. Last year’s winner Jim Parsons (_The_ _Big Bang Theory_) was also snubbed. **Fun Fact:** Louis C.K. has won four Emmys for outstanding writing for various shows, but he has never won for lead actor. ### Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series  Lena Headey in Game of Thrones Macall B. Polay—HBO Uzo Aduba (_Orange Is the New Black_), Christine Baranski (_The Good Wife_), Emilia Clarke (_Game of Thrones_), Joanne Froggatt (_Downton Abbey_), Lena Headey (_Game of Thrones_), Christina Hendricks (_Mad Men_) **Who Will Win:** Christina Hendricks’ Joan had arguably her biggest year ever on _Mad Men_ _._ If there is a season that should win Hendricks accolades, this is it. **Who Should Win:** Lena Headey had a spectacular season on _Game of Thrones._ Her character went from throwing shade at her new sister-in-law to raging over the kidnapping of her daughter to contorting her face during that walk of shame, and Headey executed perfectly all the plot twists the writers threw at her. **Who Got Snubbed:** This category could have been made up entirely of actresses from _Orange Is the New Black_, like Laverne Cox. **Fun Fact:** Christine Baranski has won one Emmy and been nominated a whopping 11 more times. [**READ MORE:** Here Are The 61 People Who’ve Died on _Game of Thrones_](http://time.com/3924852/every-game-of-thrones-death/) ### Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series  Ben Mendelsohn in Bloodline Saeed Adyani—Netflix Jonathan Banks (_Better Call Saul_), Jim Carter (_Downton Abbey_), Alan Cumming (_The Good Wife_),Peter Dinklage (_Game of Thrones_), Michael Kelly (_House of Cards_), Ben Mendelsohn (_Bloodline_) **Who Will Win:** Jonathan Banks brought new depth to the Mike Ehrmantraut character on _Better Call Saul_. He’ll have to overcome the swelling fan support behind Peter Dinklage (who last won in 2011), but _Breaking Bad_ nostalgia might just put Banks over the edge. **Who Should Win:** Ben Mendelsohn was the standout in _Bloodline’_s first season, even stealing scenes from Kyle Chandler. **Who Got Snubbed:** Jon Slattery didn’t make the cut for his last turn as Roger Sterling on _Mad Men_, and Walton Goggins was shut out of his final opportunity to get a win for _Justified_. **Fun Fact:** The best supporting actor nominations for _House of Cards_ and _Bloodline_ were among Netflix’s 34 nods, a new high for the streaming service. ### Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series  Anna Chlumsky on Veep HBO Mayim Bialik (_The Big Bang Theory_), Julie Bowen (_Modern Family_), Anna Chlumsky (_Veep_), Gaby Hoffmann (_Transparent_), Allison Janney (_Mom_), Jane Krakowski (_Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt_), Kate McKinnon (_Saturday Night Live_), Niecy Nash (_Getting On_) **Who Will Win:** Allison Janney is a six-time Emmy winner and will likely earn another gong for _Mom_. **Who Should Win:** Anna Chlumsky has kept up with Julia Louis-Dreyfus for four seasons on _Veep_ and deserves her first statue this year. **Who Got Snubbed:** Sitcom moms Tracee Ellis Ross (_Black-ish_) and Constance Wu (_Fresh Off the Boat_) both deserve nominations for best supporting actress—if not best actress—in a comedy. **Fun Fact:** Thanks to a new Emmys rule, there are a record eight women nominated for best supporting actress in a comedy series this year. ### Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series  Tituss Burgess in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Eric Liebowitz—Netflix Andre Braugher (_Brooklyn Nine-Nine_), Tituss Burgess (_Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt_), Ty Burrell (_Modern Family_), Adam Driver (_Girls_), Tony Hale (_Veep_), Keegan-Michael Key (_Key & Peele_) **Who Will Win:** Tony Hale has won one Emmy for _Veep_ and is poised to win another. **Who Should Win:** Tituss Burgess deserves an upset win just for getting “[Peeno Noir](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6yttOfIvOw)” stuck in all our heads. **Who Got Snubbed:** Jordan Peele deserved a nomination just as much as his comedy partner. Overlooking Nick Offerman throughout the entire run of _Parks and Recreation_ also feels like an affront to comedy. **Fun Fact:** Adam Driver’s nomination is among 126 nods for HBO, the most a single network has ever received in one year ### Best Variety Talk Show  John Oliver hosts Last Week Tonight With John Oliver Eric Liebowitz—HBO _Jimmy Kimmel Live_ _(ABC),_ _Last Week Tonight With John Oliver_ _(HBO),_ _Late Show With David Letterman_ _(CBS), The Colbert Report_ (Comedy Central), _The Daily Show With Jon Stewart_ (Comedy Central), _The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon_ (NBC) **Who Will Win:** _The Colbert Report_ will likely steal the win for its final season, even though this is the last opportunity for Jon Stewart and David Letterman to add another Emmy to their shelves as well. **Who Should Win:** _Last Week Tonight With John Oliver_ outshone all other late night television shows this year with its astute political satire—sentimental attachments to old hosts be damned. **Who Got Snubbed:** _Conan_ missed out again. **Fun Fact:** _The Daily Show With Jon Stewart_ won the award ten consecutive times from 2003 to 2012, so don’t be too sad if he doesn’t win this year. ### Best Variety Sketch Series  Amy Schumer in Inside Amy Schumer Ali Goldstein—Comedy Central _Drunk History_ (Comedy Central), _Inside Amy Schumer_ (Comedy Central), _Key & Peele_ (Comedy Central), _Portlandia_ (IFC), _Saturday Night Live_ (NBC) **Who Will Win:** _Inside Amy Schumer_ is on a roll. **Who Should Win:** _Inside Amy Schumer_ or _Key & Peele_ both deserve wins for revitalizing sketch comedy. **Who Got Snubbed:** Comedy Central’s _The Kroll Show_ missed out again. **Fun Fact:** Best Variety Sketch Series is a brand new category. Previously, these shows would have had to compete with the late night talk shows. ### Best Miniseries  Francis McDormand and Richard Jenkins in Olive Kitteridge Jojo Whilden—HBO _American Crime_ (ABC), _American Horror Story: Freak Show_ (FX), _Olive Kitteridge_ (HBO), _The Honorable Woman_ (Sundance), _Wolf Hall_ (PBS) **Who Will Win:** _Olive Kitteridge_ will take the Emmy thanks to great performances from an all-star cast including Frances McDormand, Richard Jenkins and Bill Murray. **Who Should Win:** _Olive Kitteridge_ is most deserving, but hat tip to _The Honorable Woman_, a good British import that proved twisted spy dramas sometimes are best kept to just eight episodes (looking at you, _Homeland_). **Who Got Snubbed:** Eerie mystery _The Missing_ missed out on a nomination. **Fun Fact:** With _Luther_ finished and _Fargo’_s second season airing too late for consideration, the competition among miniseries is a little less fierce this year. ### Best TV Movie  Queen Latifah in Bessie HBO _Agatha Christie’s Poirot: Poirot’s Last Case_ (Acorn TV), _Bessie_ (HBO), _Grace of Monaco_ (Lifetime), _Hello Ladies: The Movie_ (HBO), _Killing Jesus_ (National Geographic), _Nightingale_ (HBO) **Who Will Win:** _Bessie_ will win because of Queen Latifah’s impressive performance. **Who Should Win:** _Bessie_ is by far the best movie in this somewhat lackluster category. **Who Got Snubbed:** Nobody. The TV movie is slowly being displaced by increasingly cinematic TV series. **Fun Fact:** The biopic about blues singer Bessie Smith was a Queen Latifah passion project. ### Best Actress in a Mini-Series or TV Movie  Maggie Gyllenhaal in The Honorable Woman Robert Viglasky Photography—Sundance Maggie Gyllenhaal (_The Honorable Woman_), Felicity Huffman (_American Crime_), Jessica Lange (_American Horror Story: Freak Show_), Queen Latifah (_Bessie_), Frances McDormand (_Olive Kitteridge_), Emma Thompson (_Live from Lincoln Center — Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street_) **Who Will Win:** Frances McDormand wins for proving [likability is overrated](http://time.com/3554536/olive-kitteridge-hbo-likability/). **Who Should Win:** Maggie Gyllenhaal proved herself deserving when she won the Golden Globe. She also pulled off a surprisingly flawless British accent. **Who Got Snubbed:** Frances O’Connor could have easily taken a spot for _The Missing_. **Fun Fact:** This category is stacked with talent. Frances McDormand has an Oscar, Gyllenhaal an Oscar nomination, Felicity Huffman an Emmy and an Oscar nomination, Queen Latifah Oscar and Grammys nominations, Emma Thompson two Oscars and one Emmy and Jessica Langue two Oscars and three Emmys. That tally doesn’t even include all those ladies’ Golden Globe nominations. ### Best Actor in a Mini-Series or TV Movie  David Oyelowo in Nightingale HBO Adrien Brody (_Houdini_), Ricky Gervais (_Derek: The Special_), Timothy Hutton (_American Crime_), Richard Jenkins (_Olive Kitteridge_) David Oyelowo (_Nightingale_), Mark Rylance (_Wolf Hall_) **Who Will Win:** David Oyelowo is the favorite for his jarring performance in _Nightingale_, but voters will also be eager to award the actor after he was snubbed by the Oscars earlier this year for his _Selma_ performance. **Who Should Win:** David Oyelowo deserves the Emmy for a one-man show that touted his incredible acting chops. **Who Got Snubbed:** Kiefer Sutherland was eligible for the revival of _24._ **Fun Fact:** David Oyelowo is one of 18 black actors nominated for awards this year, a new record for the Emmys. 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