In terms of the Guest Actor category, I think Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett's performances in Episode 3 of The Last of Us would put them as frontrunners for it.

I loved Severance and I am watching servant now. Generally speaking, apple shows tend to be so slow, and shows like servant have short episodes too which doesn’t help either!

https://youtu.be/pHUEYIE_MZA?t=105

I always loved the finale, don't k ow what everyone expected to be a satisfying ending but I found it quite beautiful

Meanwhile, I tend to default enjoy all their shows and pacing. Granted, I'm an adult with only about an hour each evening for TV.

I really don't think that the problem is too much content. Instead, I think it's a problem of that content being too uneven. If every project were as acclaimed as Andor or WandaVision, no one would be writing articles like this.

I don't think the real problem is that there is too much Marvel or Star Wars. It's that there isn't really anything else.

Andor could sweep the Guest actor/actress category. Insane they didn't push for that.

The show was a guilty pleasure of mine. Yes, I know people hate it. But I enjoyed it. Every season in its way. But that ending.

I wanted some alien threat. Just not that cheesy ascension shit.

so all the unimportant stuff?

The characters who turned out to be angels claimed to be angels for their entire existence.

For me it’s completely the opposite.

I enjoyed the show having a new setting and set of characters. But felt like it was rushed way too much. This is where I’d say the more seasons, the better. The show deserved at least one more. And to dangle agent Batista and Dexter show off like that? Then do nothing? Freaking sad.

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For me it was the 100 , end made the complete show pointless.

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It only lasted a season, but the U.S. remake of Life on Mars. If you know, you know.

Dexter was bad, but it was mostly due to Michael C Hall's throat cancer that made it end so abruptly. Since he's recovered the newest season (Dexter: New Blood) actually wasn't bad, thought it had a much better ending to the series but just felt separate from the rest of the show after so long.

Hwat?

The physical challenges are interesting enough if you can manage to suffer through the reality television pageantry. So over produced with repeating clips that attempt to manufacture some sort of tension.

When I do watch it, it is with my hand on the remote, thumbing the fast forward button.

Maybe I was too young at the time to get the biblical references and allegories in the show and only got the ending. It was also probably one of the first series I watched in English.

The Last Ship - I get that it was like a dream sequence of sorts or a "life flashing before his eyes" kind of moment but it was just ridiculous in a show that had been so serious and grounded for 5 previous seasons.

Also I will echo those who have already answered with Merlin.

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He doesn't like it when you call him that.

Edit "You know he doesn't like that name."

Which really blows because the NBC mini-series version with Sam Neil really nailed a great ending.

The Rings of Power getting an Emmy? No chance.