Show Notes
Katey and Chris Rosen join forces to make their final predictions in all the major Emmy categories, keeping an eye out for a Widow's Bay surge, a massive number of nominations for The Pitt, the most chaotic categories, and all the other narratives we'll be talking about for the rest of Emmy season. Join us on YouTube on Wednesday at 11:30 am Eastern/8:30 am Pacific as we cover the Emmy nominations announcement together live!
00:00 Intro
00:51 Is This A Good Emmy Year?
02:18 Why Campaigning Matters At The Emmys
04:11 Best Limited Series
07:22 Lead Actress: Who Beats Sarah Pidgeon?
10:39 Lead Actor: Matthew Rhys Double Threat
13:04 Supporting Actress Limited Series
15:37 Supporting Actor
18:06 Comedy Series: Can Anyone Beat Hacks?
22:11 Gene Smart Vs Lisa Kudrow
25:02 Lead Comedy Actor Is Wide Open
27:34 Supporting Comedy Actress Breakouts
29:26 Comedy Supporting Actor Predictions
31:53 Comedy Supporting Actress Chaos
33:45 Can Anything Beat The Pitt?
38:05 Drama Lead Actor Locks
39:36 The Zendaya Vs Seehorn Race
43:06 Drama Supporting Actor
45:44 Drama Supporting Actress
49:29 Big Emmy Stories To Watch
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