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Which show do you think deserved more recognition at the Emmy Awards?

Cristi Wortley

Well, well, well, my dear friend, you have stumbled upon one of my favorite topics: TV shows! And Emmy Awards? Don't even get me started! I could talk about this all day, but let me stick to the question at hand: which show do I think deserved more recognition at the Emmy Awards? I will answer that question in just a minute, but first, let me talk a little bit about the Emmy Awards.

Those shiny golden statuettes are what dreams are made of for anyone working in the television industry. Actors, writers, directors, producers - they all dream about holding one of those. The Emmy Awards is like the Olympics for TV shows, and every year, we eagerly await the nominations and then root for our favorites to win.

But, the thing is, sometimes the shows we love don't get enough recognition. Sometimes the Academy overlooks a gem of a show that deserves so much more love. And that, my friend, is exactly what happened this year, in my opinion.

The show I think deserved more recognition at the Emmy Awards this year is none other than "The Good Place." Oh, what a fantastic show that was! It was funny, smart, thought-provoking, and had one of the best series finales I have ever seen. Yet, it only got one Emmy nomination this year, and that too for hairstyling.

Hairstyling! Don't get me wrong, the hairstyling on "The Good Place" was fantastic, but that's not the only thing the show should have been recognized for. It deserved so much more! It deserved nominations for Best Comedy Series, Best Writing, Best Acting - the list goes on. But it got none of that. And that's just not fair.

"The Good Place" was a show that tackled big philosophical questions with wit and humor. It was a show that brought together a diverse and talented cast and created magic on screen. It was a show that made us laugh and cry and think. And it deserved more recognition than it got.

But you know what? At the end of the day, awards are just awards. They don't define a show's worth or quality. "The Good Place" was a fantastic show, and it will continue to be remembered as one of the best comedies of all time. And that's all that matters.

So, my dear friend, if you haven't watched "The Good Place" yet, I implore you to do so. It is a show that deserves all the recognition in the world, even if the Emmys didn't give it that. And who knows, maybe next year, the Academy will get it right and give this fantastic show the recognition it deserves!