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  1. emmy insider
    Emmys 2016: Who Should and Will Win in the Comedy RacesWill Veep be elected Outstanding Comedy Series for the second year in a row?
    By Jen Chaney
  2. chat room
    Olivia Colman on The Night Manager and Fleabag“I love to do something that is much further away from me than what I look like and what my accent is.”
    By Devon Ivie
  3. chat room
    Matthew Rhys on His Dream Americans Ending“I became a double agent and ultimately Elizabeth becomes a triple agent.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  4. emmy insider
    Emmys 2016: Who Will and Should Win in the Limited-Series Races?It’s The People v. O.J. Simpson’s year.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  5. emmy watch
    9 Shows You Won’t Be Seeing at the Emmys SundayThey’re out of the running now that the Creative Arts Emmys have been awarded.
    By Devon Ivie
  6. emmy insider
    Emmys 2016: Who Will and Should Win in the Variety Races?Sunday could be a big night for John Oliver, Key & Peele, and — perhaps —   Beyoncé.
    By Jen Chaney
  7. flashbacks
    The Post-9/11 Emmys Were Unusual, Historic, and a TV Game ChangerThe night Sex and the City reigned.
    By Jen Chaney
  8. emmy insider
    What an Outstanding Comedy Emmy Win for Black-ish Would MeanIf it wins, it would be the first time in more than 30 years that a show about African-Americans has received the honor.
    By Jen Chaney
  9. emmy insider
    Talking to 2016’s Sole Woman Director Emmy Nom“I get calls all the time, even from someone directing a pilot who wants advice. That’s how it should be; that’s how changes happens.”
    By Lisa Liebman
  10. emmy insider
    BCS Team on the Difficulties of Making a Prequel“There are characters we’d love to have on from Breaking Bad who we just know met Jimmy/Saul for the first time on Breaking Bad.”
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  11. sketch exploder
    Keegan-Michael Key’s 11 Favorite Sketches From Key & Peele’s Final SeasonPlus, find out what the names of the valets were.
    By Jesse David Fox
  12. Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Moving Veep to L.A.“We never shot anything exterior during the day in California to stand in for the East Coast because the light is so different there.”
    By Stacey Wilson Hunt
  13. chat room
    Gloria Steinem on Hillary, Young Feminists“It’s such a joy to see what young feminists are able to do now … I just had to wait a long time for some of my best friends to be born.”
    By Stacey Wilson Hunt
  14. at your service
    Where to Stream the 2016 Emmy NomineesYou’re welcome.
    By Devon Ivie
  15. on snubs
    Has the ‘Emmy Snub’ Lost All Its Meaning?When there are so many good shows on television, some are inevitably going to be overlooked.
    By Jen Chaney
  16. chat room
    The Americans Showrunners on Finally Getting Some Emmy Love“I can finally end the four-year-long charade that I don’t care about the Emmys.”
    By Maria Elena Fernandez
  17. emmys 2016
    Taking Stock of the 2016 Emmy NominationsJoin me for a bit of whiplash, will you?
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  18. tv
    Jane the Virgin Narrator on His Emmy Nom“OMG! It’s me! It’s me!”
    By Maria Elena Fernandez
  19. emmys 2016
    2016 Emmy Nominations: The Snubs and SurprisesThe Leftovers and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: snubbed. But, yay! The Americans finally got some big-time nominations.
    By Jen Chaney
  20. emmys 2016
    The Americans Finally Got Some Major Emmys AttentionThis is what happens when you open those screeners, people.
    By Jackson McHenry
  21. and the nominees are
    The 2016 Emmy Nominations Are…Lauren Graham and Anthony Anderson announced the contenders.
    By E. Alex Jung and Nate Jones
  22. emmy insider
    8 Big Questions About the 2016 Emmy NominationsCould HBO’s 15-year run as the most-nominated network come to an end?
    By Stacey Wilson Hunt
  23. trends
    The Rise of Women’s Pictures on TelevisionThe classic Hollywood genre never went away — it just moved to a different medium.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
  24. emmy insider
    Outlander’s Tobias Menzies on Jack’s Brother“I never regarded Black Jack as someone who didn’t have tender feelings somewhere.”
    By Jennifer Vineyard
  25. emmy insider
    Aziz’s Dad on Auditioning to Play Himself, Trump“America is great because of the immigrants. You cannot shake the foundation.”
    By Mallika Rao
  26. chat room
    Samantha Bee on Writing Full Frontal, Her Daily News Diet, and Orlando“We’ve been here before, and we’ll be here again, and we need to sustain our outrage over time.”
    By Josef Adalian
  27. emmy insider
    Will Forte & Kristen Schaal on Last Man on EarthFind out how long Forte had half his body shaved.
    By Jesse David Fox
  28. emmy insider
    Will the Emmy Noms for Outstanding Drama Get Stuck on Repeat Again?A look at the odds of great new series, like Mr. Robot, and previously overlooked ones, like The Americans, finally making the cut.
    By Jen Chaney
  29. chat room
    Marta Kauffman on Writing for Matthew Perry“For Matthew Perry, if we underlined a word in a sentence, he would always emphasize a different word.”
    By Stacey Wilson Hunt
  30. vulture picks
    Vulture Asks: What Were Your Favorite TV Episodes This Past Year?A few of the episodes of television that stuck with us, regardless of the state of the rest of the show. 
    By Vulture Editors
  31. emmy insider
    Why It’s Time We Stop Categorizing TV ComediesThe term dramedy should be killed with fire.
    By Stephen Falk
  32. infographics
    The Entire History of Diversity at the Emmy AwardsFor actors of color, some categories are better than others.
    By Gazelle Emami, Devon Ivie, and Sarah Ruddy
  33. emmy insider
    Which Comedy Actresses Have a Shot?Outside JLD, who might the other five nominees be?
    By Jen Chaney
  34. Shiri Appleby: The Comeback KidFor the first time in years, Shiri Appleby is the star of her own show. But she’s working harder than ever to be behind the camera.
    By Maria Elena Fernandez
  35. Constance Wu Doesn’t Want to Be Your “It” GirlThe Fresh Off the Boat star on being invisible in Hollywood, “mansplaining” executives, and never forgetting who you are.
    By E. Alex Jung
  36. 10 Actress Performances Emmy Voters Shouldn’t IgnoreFrom Sharon Horgan to Alison Wright, there are so many to choose from this year.
    By Stacey Wilson Hunt
  37. impressions
    Darrell Hammond Deconstructs His Donald Trump Impression How the Saturday Night Live star becomes the Donald.
    By Jesse David Fox
  38. tv
    Allison Janney on Becoming Bewitched’s Endora“Years of watching her have done their work on me.”
    By Allison Janney
    As told to Kenny Herzog
  39. tv
    How Louie Anderson Became His Mother The comic on his indelible Baskets character.
    By Louie Anderson
    As told to David Marchese
  40. emmy insider
    American Crime’s Lili Taylor on Diversity on TV“Most bosses aren’t doing enough with diversity.”
    By Maria Elena Fernandez
  41. behind the scenes
    How Comedy Stars Fix Jokes That Aren’t WorkingThree tactics for rescuing a floundering bit.
    By Jesse David Fox
  42. behind the scenes
    Lena Dunham and Girls Writers on Lessons LearnedThe people who put words in Hannah and friends’ mouths gather to reflect on going deeper than punch lines.
    By Gazelle Emami
  43. comedy
    Fred Armisen Can’t Stop Making ComedyYou’ve seen him on SNL, Portlandia … and everything else.
    By Boris Kachka
  44. culturati caucus
    What 137 Culturati Loved in TV Comedy This YearPerformers, writers, producers, and executives on what made them laugh.
    By Vulture Editors
  45. Kether Donohue on You’re the Worst and Grease“I’m like, ‘How could a human being get more fucked up?’ But she does!”
    By Jackson McHenry
  46. tv
    How L.A.’s Silver Lake Became TV’s Most Neurotic NeighborhoodIf all this comedic angst has a home, it’s here.
    By Adam Sternbergh
  47. tv
    Tracee Ellis Ross on Black-ish and Her Mother“If anything, at a very young age, I felt like I needed to really be me, in order to earn the attention which was coming my way because I was a part of someone that they loved.”
    By Carl Swanson
  48. talking to
    Julia Louis-Dreyfus on the Worst Real Presidents“Harrison got sick because he didn’t wear a coat at his inauguration speech. Gary would never let that happen!”
    By Kevin Lincoln
  49. emmy insider
    How Comedy Usurped Drama As the TV Genre of Our TimeAs “serious” TV has become plot-obsessed, it’s comedy that’s now plumbing the depths of human character — and owning the era.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  50. In Conversation: Louis C.K.Talking feminism and optimism with the comedian who upended the conventions of TV comedy.
    By David Marchese
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