Emmy Nominations 2018: Who Got Snubbed?

Now that the nominations for the 2018 Emmys have been revealed, it's time to take a look at some of the actors and shows that should have been represented.
Oh yes, we're talking about the biggest snubs!
1. Frankie Shaw - SMILF

The acting from Shaw in SMILF was not only believable, but it was heartbreaking. The actress went above and beyond to hit us right in the feels for her portrayal of Bridgette Bird. We love Pamela Adlon dearly, but there's no justification for Shaw being left out.
2. Mandy Moore - This Is Us

After Moore failed to garner a nomination in 2017, she continued to up her game on This Is Us Season 2. It's a real travesty that she did not secure a nod in 2018. Tatiana Maslany has won the award already, yet has been nominated for the third time. We would be so on board with Moore being nominated instead.
3. Liev Schreiber - Ray Donovan

While the writing for Ray Donovan has suffered of late, Schreiber's acting has not, and it was surprising that he was left out of the nominations.
He is one of the best actors on all of television. We're most surprised Jason Bateman secured a nomination over Schreiber.
4. Jodie Comer - Killing Eve

Comer plays the villainous Villanelle on Killing Eve, and while we're ecstatic her co-star Sandra Oh got a nod, we're livid that Jodie was left out in the cold. Millie Bobby Brown is a great actress, but Jodie's acting on Killing Eve was different enough ... in a good way.
5. Kit Harington - Game of Thrones

HBO changed things up this year by nominating Harington in the Lead Actor category. However, it backfired and he was not nominated.
Kit has proven time and time again that he has the acting chops to lead a series, so it's a bitter pill to swallow that he missed out. We're in shock that Jason Bateman was nommed over him. Yikes.
6. Emilia Clarke - Game of Thrones

HBO also opted to enter Clarke as a lead instead of a supporting player, and it left Clarke with no acting nominations for the show. How did she get snubbed over Tatiana? We'll never know.