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Apple TV+ shows have been nominated across the Hollywood Critics Association's first annual TV awards, with "Ted Lasso" leading nominations with eight selections.

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The Hollywood Critics Association has published its nominations for its first annual TV awards, as highlighted by Deadline.

Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso has received eight nominations, which is more than any other show. Overall, Apple TV+ titles have received 15 nominations across various categories. Netflix was the leading streaming service, with a total of 28 nominations across multiple categories.

Ted Lasso has been nominated for Best Streaming Comedy Series, Best Actor for Jason Sudeikis, dual nominations in Best Supporting Actress for Juno Temple and Hannah Waddingham, and four nominations in Best Supporting Actor for Brendan Hunt, Brett Goldstein, Jeremy Swift, and Nick Mohammed.

For Best Streaming Comedy Series, Ted Lasso takes on Netflix's "Cobra Kai," Peacock's "Girls5Eva," and HBO Max's "Hacks" and "The Flight Attendant," as well as Apple TV+'s "Mythic Quest." Mythic Quest also received a number of other nominations, with Rob McElhenney being nominated for Best Actor in a Comedy Streaming Series and Danny Pudi for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Streaming Series.

Apple TV+'s "Servant" is nominated for Best Drama Streaming Series, competing with Netflix's "Bridgerton" and "The Crown," Amazon Prime Video's "The Boys," Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale," and Disney+'s "The Mandalorian." Rupert Grint is also nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Streaming Series. For "Dickinson," Hailee Steinfeld is nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Streaming Series.

"1971: The Year Music Changed Everything" is nominated for Best Streaming Docuseries, Documentary Television Movie, or Non-Fiction Series, where it rivals Netflix's "American Murder: The Family Next Door," "Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel," "Murder Among Mormons," "The Sons of Sam: A Descent into Darkness," and "Unsolved Mysteries," HBO Max's "Heaven’s Gate: The Cult of Cults," Hulu's "Kid 90s," and Amazon Prime Video's "P!nk: All I Know So Far."

Apple TV+ shows have been nominated for over 400 awards since the streaming service's launch, including 25 Daytime Emmy Awards. In particular, Ted Lasso has been a major award-winner for Apple, receiving a Critics Choice Award, SAG Award, a Golden Globe, and more.

Article Link: Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso' Leads HCA Streaming Award Nominations
 
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Mystic Quest was annoying in too many ways. I would’ve loved to love that show being both gamer and dev.

edit: gave it another try and totally got it this time. It’s funny now!
 
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Cobra Kai is a comedy? (thinks about it for a minute) I guess it is.
 
Watched the first two episodes on an AA flight last week. Didn't hook me. Switched to Young Sheldon. Seemed like a much better comedy.

For........real?

Like, you are not snarking us?

Reee-leee?

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Honestly, I watched the first two episodes and it didn't seem this great thing to me. It felt like a Major League (movie) based on soccer. Now, it's way possible that I wasn't truly in the mood for some comedy so I'll give it another chance.
Episode 3 and on changes the whole dynamic of the show. Need to give it a couple more episodes and you will get it.
 
I've never seen this show (only trailers) so I'm not bashing it. Looks like Jason is just doing one of his SNL characters, though.
Don’t judge a book by it’s trailer. this character is far above anything he’s done on SNL, way more nuance and depth of character. You see many angles of this character as he interacts with different people, and he always feels authentic and real.
 
Honestly, I watched the first two episodes and it didn't seem this great thing to me. It felt like a Major League (movie) based on soccer. Now, it's way possible that I wasn't truly in the mood for some comedy so I'll give it another chance.
I agree that the premise is quite similar. And Ted Lasso is much more nuanced than Major League ever was. And Major League is still a classic. :)
 
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