Last year’s nominees: Breaking Bad, Justified, Person of Interest, Ray Donovan, Sons of Anarchy
Emmy nominees: The Americans, Better Call Saul, Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones, Homeland, House of Cards, Mr. Robot
Semi-finalists: 12 Monkeys, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Banshee, Daredevil, Dark Matter, Downton Abbey, House of Cards, Legends of Tomorrow, Limitless, Longmire, Minority Report, Person of Interest, Rectify, Sense8, Supergirl, The Catch, The Flash, The Leftovers, The Man in the High Castle, The Walking Dead
Finalists: Orphan Black moved on from its season three premise to an even more chilling storyline that brought back the original clone not seen alive since the show’s pilot. Mr. Robot was an indescribably mesmerizing look at the corruption of financial institutions that enthralled repeatedly. Billions created two magnificent central characters at war and built a superb show around them. Humans was a quiet British import on a popular American network that managed to craft a fresh approach to the subject of artificial intelligence. Game of Thrones charged into its sixth seasons with a commitment to miraculous moments and telling a truly tremendous tale.
The nominees:
Jessica Jones was the darkest offering Marvel has made yet, with an exceptional premise and great writing, acting, and direction to make it absolutely vital watching. The Affair gambled on a new format that paid off very well, eliciting excellence in all elements. Ray Donovan dealt with guilt and religion on a whole new level in its latest chapter of fixer family drama. Better Call Saul made a bold move not to focus entirely on its protagonist and showed its ability to intriguing all on its own without constantly relying on the show that spun it off.
The winner:
Narcos was completely captivating from its first moment, making the story of Pablo Escobar into ten mini-movies, each more enticing than the next. Its subtitles only made it more impactful and engaging.
Next up: Best Comedy Series
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