The 11 biggest TV snubs and surprises from this year's Golden Globe nominations

Kirsten AcunaFeb 4, 2021, 05:52 IST

"I May Destroy You," "Warrior," "Never Have I Ever," and Rhea Seehorn's performance on "Better Call Saul" are among the major TV snubs at this year's Golden Globes.Natalie Seery/HBO, David Bloomer/Cinemax, Lara Solanki/Netflix, Greg Lewis/AMC/Sony Pictures Television

Some of the best TV shows of 2020 are missing from this year's Golden Globe nominations.
HBO didn't receive love for "I May Destroy You," and Netflix's "Never Have I Ever" was shut out.
Instead, the streamer received surprising nods for "Emily in Paris" and "Ratched."

Let's start off with the biggest snub. HBO's brilliant "I May Destroy You" was completely shut out.

Michaela Coel stars on "I May Destroy You." Natalie Seery/HBO

Surprise: "Emily in Paris" received not one, but two nominations.

Lily Collins was nominated for her starring role on the Netflix series. Netflix

Snub: "Never Have I Ever" is one of the best feel-good comedies you can binge right now.

You'll instantly fall in love with Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, who stars as Devi in "Never Have I Ever." Lara Solanki/Netflix

Surprise: Netflix's "Ratched" received three nominations.

Sarah Paulson plays Mildred Ratched on the Netflix series. Saeed Adyani/Netflix

Snub: Neither star of "Lovecraft Country" was nominated despite the series receiving a nod for best drama.

"Lovecraft Country" stars Jonathan Majors and Jurnee Smollett. HBO

Surprise: Hulu's "The Great" received three nominations.

Elle Fanning plays Catherine the Great. Hulu

Snub: FX's cult favorite, "What We Do in the Shadows," was ignored.

"What We Do in the Shadows" is streaming on Hulu. FX

Snub: Rhea Seehorn continues to get no love for one of the best underrated performances on TV.

"Better Call Saul" will end with its upcoming, undated sixth season. Greg Lewis/AMC/Sony Pictures Television

Snub: Cinemax's "Warrior" is one of the best underrated shows no one is talking about.

Andrew Koji plays Ah Sahm on "Warrior." Cinemax

Snub: Many were surprised "Bridgerton" didn't receive any nods.

The Globes don't have any love for the Duke and Daphne Bridgerton. Netflix

Snub: "Dead to Me" was completely shut out as well.

"Dead to Me" stars Linda Cardellini and Christina Applegate. Netflix

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