In a year where reality provided more drama, tragedy, ire and absurdist comedy than all of scripted TV combined, the academy leaned heavily on comfort food over challenging fare. More on tonight's nominees ⬇️ Emmys
In the midst of a racial reckoning that began last summer and continues into the present moment, these were notable omissions.
But it’s hard to celebrate “Lovecraft’s” Emmy success too fervently: HBO canceled the show just last week. On the whole, though, the 2021 Emmys will reflect the central TV-watching habit of the last year: the turn to comforting shows, often while consuming comfort foods — Cocoa Puffs straight from the box, anyone? — when times got tough. We were in survival mode: George Floyd’s murder, a pandemic, the Big Lie, the Capitol insurrection.
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