While both Frances McDormand for the excellent two-parter Olive Kitteridge and Allison Tolman in Fargo (a nice bit of pop culture synchronicity to see them in the same category) were standout performances, Maggie Gyllenhaal in The Honourable Woman feels like a decent choice. Hopefully the win will mean we’ll see The Affair find a UK home soon. In a strong and varied category – another gripping season of Game of Thrones up against The Good Wife’s excellent fifth season, a solid (if occasionally dry) second from House of Cards, and Downton Abbey – The Affair edged them all out with its twisty ‘he-said, she-said’ mystery starring Brits Ruth Wilson and Dominic West.
The big winner of the drama section wasn’t the much-lauded True Detective but instead The Affair, another show that played with time and memory. It’s also notable that of all the comedy nominees, only Allison Janney’s Mom is what you’d class as a traditional sitcom. With Kevin Spacey also winning for his second term in Netflix’s House of Cards, the idea that some of the best TV isn’t being made by traditional TV channels is here to stay.
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It’s a bold show, full of warmth and insight that pushes the sitcom half hour into interesting new territory while it’s not as radical as Louie’s freeform dissection of the outer limits of TV, it’s a show that switches gears constantly.
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The first round of TV awards for the year celebrated the new, with double Golden Globes gongs for debut shows Transparent, The Affair and Fargo, plus success for newcomer Gina Rodriguez in the comedy Jane the Virgin.Īmazon’s move to join the online world of TV was rewarded with wins for Transparent in the best TV series (musical or comedy) category and also Jeffrey Tambor for a best actor award.
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