I never said she was bad, just not as deserving. She obviously carries SNL. However, just because she carries a show that happens to be a sketch comedy institution whose better days are arguably behind it with the rise of cable sketch programs, doesn't mean she's deserving.

But you gotta admit that Vancouver set the perfect tone of the X-Files.

Her with the crutches was really frustrating and not funny. The wine glass mannerisms joke was an odd choice for her (IMO). It looked like she was trying too hard.

Best Friends Forever is streets ahead of Working the Engels.

That's pretty much the point HBO is trying to make by putting True Detective in the "series," category.

The fact that Broad City isn't nominated for anything is absolutely ridiculous.

I'm not saying she's bad. Just that I think there are others who are currently more deserving. I don't think Wiig should have even been nominated when she was and I love Kristin Wiig. IMO, Alison Brie should have gotten that spot in 2011 for Season 2 of Community because she killed it that year.

I think he's definitely a "supporting," actor in season 2. He arguably plays a larger part in season 3.

They should bring back Outstanding Individual Performer in a Variety Show so sketch actors dont get discriminated against or get an SNL bias.

They should bring this back.

Kristin Wiig killed that scene with the mannequin. She acted her ass off with a mannequin! That alone was enough for her to deserve a nomination.

Was Kate McKinnon really that deserving? I feel like they always shoehorn an SNL actress in there for Best Supporting Actress in a comedy just to keep it relevant. I would think that Danielle Brooks, Taryn Manning, Gillian Jacobs, Alison Brie, Kaitlin Olson, Stephanie Beatritz and Chelsea Peretti are more…

Was Kubra the same actor who recruits Alex in her flashback when she meets her dad?

"Don't even acknowledge it! We are not acknowledging this. You guys are ridiculous together!" —Sony executives to Hulu and Community.

I'd rather have him record the cast in voice overs and then put their voices to a crudely made hand-puppet show that he films from his basement.

I'm not a huge fan of Girls but for some reason I could picture her fitting in as a character on that show. Judging by the episode title "Mimi Rose," and the fact that all the characters have alliterative names she'll probably be playing Marnie Michaels' sister or something.

With that description of "a criminal," then wouldn't Alex technically qualify as one?

The shitty part of this is that this show wouldn't exist if Tory Spelling wasn't in it. Jenny garth deserves better, but (I imagine) does not have the time (with her kids and such) to commit to 12 hour days for a single-camera show.

Yeah, I messed up stasis. Thanks! I'll fix it. I wrote this pretty quickly and didn't check it as well as I should have.

Mystery Girls is such a missed opportunity. I think it would have been a hilarious single-camera show about delusional has-beens solving crimes without a hokey performance from Spelling (judging from her overacting in the promos).