Golden Globe Predictions (TV Category)
In my previous post I predicted Golden Globe Motion Picture category, now it is time to look through TV Show categories that are more competitive this year than it was last year.
This year couple of new Shows have been premiered and some of them are already considered to be major competitors (for example The Newsroom) for this award ceremony which means that some old series have to go back
(The shows are sorted in likelihood of nominating)
DRAMA SERIES
- Homeland
- Downtown Abbey
- Mad Men
- The Newsroom
- Game of Thrones
TV DRAMA ACTOR
- Damian Lewis in Homeland
- Jeff Daniels in The Newsroom
- Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad
- Jon Hamm in Mad Men
- Michael C. Hall in Dexter*
TV DRAMA ACTRESS
- Claire Danes in Homeland
- Julianna Margulies in The Good Wife
- Michele Dockery in Downtown Abbey
- Connie Britton in Nashville
- Emily Mortimer in The Newsroom
COMEDY SERIES
- Modern Family
- Girls
- Veep
- The New Normal
- New Girl
TV COMEDY ACTOR
- Louic C. K. in Louie
- Matt LeBlanc in Episodes
- Matthew Perry in Go On
- Jim Parson in The Big Bang Theory
- Alec Baldwin in 30 Rock
TV COMEDY ACTRESS
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Veep
- Amy Poehler in Parks and Recreations
- Zooey Deschanel in Girls
- Lena Dunham in Girls
- Mindy Kaling in The Mindy Project
TV MOVIE/MINISERIES
- Game Change
- Sherlock
- American Horror Story
- Hatfields and McCoys
- Political Animals
TV MOVIE/MINI ACTOR
- Benedict Cumberbatch in Sherlock
- Kevin Kostner in Hatfields and McCoys
- Clive Owen in Hemingway and Gellhorn
- Woody Harrelson in Game Change
- Keneth Branagh in Wallander
TV MOVIE/MINI ACTRESS
- Julianne Moore in Game Change
- Sigourney Weaver in Political Animals
- Nicole Kidman in Hemingway and Gellhorn
- Queen Latifah in Steel Magnolias
- Jessica Lange in American Horror Story
TV SUPPORTING ACTOR
- Peter Dinklage in Game of Thrones
- Eric Stonestreet in Modern Family
- Aaron Paul in Breaking Bad
- Ed Harris in Game Change
- Sam Waterson in The Newsroom
TV SUPPORTING ACTRESS
- Sofia Vergara in Modern Family
- Maggie Smith in Downtown Abbey
- Julie Bowen in Modern Family
- Ellen Burstyn in Political Animals
- Ellen Barkin in The New Normal
Most likely to be omitted from the final list of Golden Globe nominations still are: Game of Thrones, last year winner Peter Dinklage, Emily Mortimer (The Newsroom) and Julia Bowen (Modern Family). But I still keep them in the list that can be changed in any moment, before nominee announcement.
* Michael C. Hall is not widely predicted for this nomination, but I consider him to be one of the best candidates this year. As Dexter's previous season was quite tough and he's already received a Emmy nomination this year, he can be in a list.
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