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"FacebookPinterest\n\nDon't get us wrong, a lot of the nominations were spot on this year. Chiwatel Ejifor, Idris Elba, and Matthew McConaughey got Best Actor nods for their respective movies. Michael Fassbender got a Supporting Actor nod in Steve McQueen's brilliant 12 Years a Slave. And Breaking Bad got a lot of love all around. But man, were there some snubs. Here's our top 5 nomination annoyances at GQ HQ:\n\nThe HFPA Hates Man Shows\n\n No Game of Thrones? No Walking Dead? No Mad Men? It's not like we're asking you to give some love to Californication. Come on, Hollywood Foreign Press Association\u2014can't you see through all of the boobs, zombies and 1960s misogyny and see that these are some of the finest dramas on TV?\n\nNo James Gandolfini.\n\n We know. He's dead and can't come to the broadcast. But he's one of the finest actors of our generation.\n\nMichael J.Fox and Don Cheadle are Pity Nominations\n\n We know. They're alive and can come to the broadcast. But show us a live person that's actually watched their shows.\n\nThe Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy Category = WTF?\n\n In the past, by trying to desperately fill the musical / comedy category the HFPA ended up nominating terrible stuff in the process.(Remember Angelina Jolie/Johnny Depp stink-fest The Tourist? According to the HFPA it was on a par with Bridesmaids as one of the best comedies of 2011. Really.) This time, that category is completely stacked\u2014there's probably more laughs in a bad Adam Sandler movie than Her, Inside Llewyn Davis, Nebraska, Wolf of Wall Street and American Hustle COMBINED\u2014that the completely mediocre Rush gets nominated in the Best Motion Picture, Drama category.\n\nNo Bob's Burgers\n\n Seriously. Watch it. The show's got the best comedy writing on TV."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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