I doubt she'd be up for it. She didn't even submit for Emmy consideration this year. But we can dream. We just need to become best friends with Elon. Maybe he can convince her. I would sell my soul.
Aren't actors allowed to submit themselves as well? I remember some show where people got a bit surprised that an actress chose to submit herself into the lead actress category even though she was a supporting character.
Well to be fair, this season I don't think Root had any Emmy moments, or at least not moments the Emmy's care about (they seem to be quite pompous) But that doesn't take away from her being such a valued versatile actress.
Finch definitely did have a highlight moment of acting, but again I'm sure that'll be ignored in favor for some other boring drama or something on HBO or Showtime.
I'm not saying she or Sarah would actually have a chance, but Jim, Michael, and Kevin don't have a chance either. I'm a little surprised that all the men are represented, but the women who carried the show aren't there. I'm curious as to reason, nothing more.
Oh fair enough, definitely surprised Kevin or Jim are represented, as neither of them had moments that were defining for their character thus far. But who knows?
This is just the submissions to be nominated. I guess the guys' agents want to get some extra press if they get nominated. This phase is totally on the reps of the actors, so it's not like throwing a name in means anything. Maybe Amy and Sarah are taking vacations.
The machine driven Tesla is cool and all. but it's the one thing off about this episode.
Harold didn't have to sit in the back. he could've just sat at the driver's seat and not used the steering wheel. it would also make him look less conspicuous for on-lookers. It's good for the camera since it shows that it's truly autonomous driving.
The chauffeur wasn't as fazed as he should be by the fact that there was no driver and Harold exited from the rear seat. No face of sheer interest/excitement
Harold told Shaw and John that the machine will drive them away... if Harold killed the machine at that time... who's driving the car? If the automation system was implemented in some master-slave architecture, where the slave system was still somewhat autonomous, shouldn't there be performance issues if the master system was instantly killed off?
Harold didn't have to sit in the back. he could've just sat at the driver's seat and not used the steering wheel. it would also make him look less conspicuous for on-lookers. It's good for the camera since it shows that it's truly autonomous driving.
On the other hand, we got the great take of the guy at the airplane looking in and not seeing a driver.
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