2018 Golden Globes television nominations: who got snubbed & who got recognized?

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We’re living in an age of Peak TV, and I would imagine the average American Golden Globe viewer has seen more of the nominated TV shows/miniseries/specials than the nominated films. It was an interesting year for “TV” this year, because most of the notable TV projects were on streaming services like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu. I mean, that’s been happening for years, but this year it feels really big. And, as always, HBO had another huge f–king year, because of course. Here are some of the big nominations in the television categories (you can see the full list here). Note: this post is just for TV nominations, a separate post is coming for film nominees.

Best Television Series – Comedy:
“Black-ish”
“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
“Master of None”
“SMILF”
“Will & Grace”

Actor in a TV Series – Comedy:
Anthony Anderson, “Black-ish”
Aziz Ansari “Master of None”
Kevin Bacon, “I Love Dick”
William H. Macy, “Shameless”
Eric McCormack, “Will and Grace”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy:
Pamela Adlon, “Better Things”
Alison Brie, “Glow”
Rachel Brosnahan, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
Issa Rae, “Insecure”
Frankie Shaw, “SMILF”

Best Television Limited Series/TV Movie:
“Big Little Lies”
“Fargo”
“Feud: Bette and Joan”
“Top of the Lake: China Girl”
“The Sinner”

Actress in a Limited Series:
Jessica Biel, “The Sinner”
Nicole Kidman, “Big Little Lies”
Jessica Lange, “Feud: Bette and Joan”
Susan Sarandon, “Feud: Bette and Joan”
Reese Witherspoon, “Big Little Lies”

Actor in a Limited Series
Robert De Niro, “The Wizard of Lies”
Jude Law, “The Young Pope”
Kyle MacLachlan, “Twin Peaks”
Ewan McGregor, “Fargo”
Geoffrey Rush, “Genius”

Best TV series – Drama:
The Crown
Game of Throne
The Handmaid’s Tale
Stranger Things
This Is Us

Best Actor In a Drama:
Sterling K. Brown, “This is Us”
Freddie Highmore, “The Good Doctor”
Bob Odenkirk, “Better Call Saul”
Liev Schreiber, “Ray Donovan”
Jason Bateman, “Ozark”

Best Actress in a Drama:
Claire Foy, “The Crown”
Maggie Gyllenhaal, “The Deuce”
Caitriona Balfe, “Outlander”
Katherine Langford, “13 Reasons Why”
Elisabeth Moss, “The Handmaid’s Tale”

Best Supporting Actress in a TV show, TV movie or limited series:
Laura Dern – Big Little Lies
Anne Dowd – Handmaid’s Tale
Chrissy Metz – This Is Us
Michelle Pfeiffer – The Wizard of Lies
Shailene Woodley – Big Little Lies

Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Limited-Series or TV Movie

David Harbour, Stranger Things
Alfred Molina, Feud: Bette and Joan
Christian Slater, Mr. Robot
Alexander Skarsgård, Big Little Lies
David Thewlis, Fargo

Some random thoughts… I felt like the only person who watched The Sinner, so it’s nice to see that little cable miniseries get some love! It wasn’t terrible. Big Little Lies deserves all the love, and I’m sure it will sweep most of the categories. It’s… interesting (??) to see the Globe love for the return of Will & Grace. I don’t really get it, but whatever, sure. Yay for Issa Rae! Yay for The Young Pope! Yay for Aziz Ansari! Anyway, I’m sort of overwhelmed so I can’t see who has been snubbed… it seems like Game of Thrones’ actors were snubbed… which is sort of expected. Anyway, have at it! Also: f–k Susan Sarandon. She shouldn’t get nominated for anything.

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  1. Lora says:

    Yaaay for ‘the sinner’ bit what about ‘how to get away with murder’ ? Its an awesome show

    • Tanguerita says:

      Seriously? I think it’s so trashy it hurts. Davis deserves so much better.

      • Lora says:

        Trashy?

      • Tanguerita says:

        Well, yes, like pretty much everything that comes out of Shonda’s hit factory nowadays.

      • Ceire says:

        Viola is the best thing about that show. The rest is melodrama and, yup, trashy.

        I think all the Shondaland shows start strong and devolve into baby daddy drama, gay cliches, and soapy messes.

      • lucy2 says:

        I finally stopped watching it, it was so terrible. Viola is amazing and definitely deserves much better, but as long as she’s happy with it, I wish her success in it.

    • zuzusgirl says:

      I thought the sinner was terrible. I guessed what happened in the first episode. JB had one emotion, morose. Gave up on HTGAWM in the first season, Davis does deserve better.

      • Taxi says:

        Agree – The Sinner was terrible. Biel said she can’t get hired because she’s “too beautiful” but I have news for her. She can’t act.

      • Peeking in says:

        Hmmm. I liked Sinner just fine. Jessica did a good job, in my opinion.

      • Allie B says:

        It was slow and awful. Pullman can do better. It was community theater level acting from everyone. Biel was infuriating to watch.

      • SK says:

        I think she did a great job.

      • Adele Dazeem says:

        Agree, I thought the sinner tried waaaay too hard and was ridiculous. Her acting was the worst part of it, and bill pullman’s weird side story was even cheesier.

      • magnoliarose says:

        I can’t stand the show but adore Viola. She is too good Hollywood, and they don’t deserve her.

  2. ElbaQ says:

    Rami Malek got snubbed?

  3. FishBeard says:

    I feel like I haven’t seen even half of these shows. I do think The Crown is overrated tho.

    • Mel M says:

      Really? I just started season two last night and had to stop myself from binging to go to sleep. I’m sort of an Anglophile though I guess based on the shows I watch.

    • Anna says:

      The Crown season 2 is DELICIOUS. Watched the whole season over the weekend while baking Christmas goodies. Also — Handmade’s Tale and Feud: Bette and Joan are the best hands down. Way to go ladies in TV!

    • Sally says:

      I don’t know most of these shows, Big Little Lies, yeah, I watched a couple times but found Witherspoon’s character so irritating I couldn’t take any more.

      I love William Macy in Shameless, even though I always forget to watch, then have to binge watch to catch up.

      I love Liev in most anything, but haven’t watched Ray Donovan for quite a while. I feel embarrassed to admit it, I even thought Jon Voight was a hoot the first season.

  4. Nancy says:

    Freddie Highmore finally gets a nomination for The Good Doctor, good, since he should have four Golden Globes for playing Norman Bates so breathtakingly well. Don’t see any noms for Walking Dead which is bizarre. Did anyone watch last night? Yipes!

    • Nicole says:

      Agreed. The fact that Bates Motel never got an awards love is criminal

    • BrandyAlexander says:

      That final season especially! He deserved ALL the awards!

    • Esmom says:

      Yes! He was so good in/as Bates. I don’t watch The Good Doctor but I saw a trailer and thought his presence reminded me a bit of his Bates character. Something tells me Bates was a better role, but I’m glad he’s being recognized as the fine actor he is.

  5. Slowsnow says:

    Guys… come on… Big Little Lies is bad. The chorus, the shallowness of the characters, the typification of women excused bc they (Spoiler Alert!!!) come together at the end. The criminal/abuser being someone in the circle of friends (Top of the Lake, The Killing kind of twist that is everywhere now)… I don’t get it.
    The Leftovers as the series that has blown me away continuously along with Twin Peaks, The Wire and Mad Men FTW 🤘🏼😀

    • Milla says:

      But actors did wonderful job and i like big little lies cos it’s not really far from reality. And Alexander and Nicole were just amazing.

      • ArtHistorian says:

        The acting is great in Big Little Lies and the final denoument scene is the most superb edited sequence that I’ve ever seen on TV.

    • Tanguerita says:

      I couldn’t agree more. It was such shallow predictable number, I still struggle to understand the hype around it.

    • LadyT says:

      I can agree The Leftovers was superb. Original storyline with exceptional acting. That’s my call for biggest snub.

    • cr says:

      See, I loved BLL, and am still trying to get through The Leftovers. Didn’t get Mad Men either.
      But to each his own.
      Also, with BLL, the acting was top notch, and it was the show that connected with viewers and critics this Spring, more so than the other limited series, and I think that does impact voters.

      • Slowsnow says:

        The BLL actors are very very good. But they did not have anything other to work with than very conventional situations and simplified characters (Laura Dern’s was terrible).
        I think we like to see big stars on our screens dealing with very difficult issues in an cathartic manner. Of course, this is just my sentiment and nothing against it. I just don’t think it deserves GG praise. And it does irritate me a little that once you have film stars, tv series get over the top attention. Tv series were focusing on women before they arrived (the Golden girls, Xena, the good wife, GAWM, the killing, even Mad Men was, IMO, always about Peggy Olson ;-)…)

      • Sophie2 says:

        I loved BLL and I really dislike Witherspoon for her antics several years back and was prepared to dislike her. But I thought she did a great job in the show, even better than Kidman. Although Kidman was phenomenal, and her tv husband, as well. I was physically disturbed during her fight scenes with him, and how, step by step, every act or comment she made even to try to placate him led him closer to insanity and abusing her once he got riled up.
        Ugh. I wanted to yell, Get out of there!!

    • lucy2 says:

      I disagree. I think the actors all did amazing work, and I thought the characters and story were interesting. To each their own.

    • Anna says:

      AGREED!!! Big Little Lies is CRAP! The nominations seem to be based upon status and favoritism regarding that limited series.

    • Sonya says:

      If you thought the characters were shallow that’s on you, not the show. Because it’s not true at all.

  6. third ginger says:

    My husband and I are binge watching Season two of THE CROWN. The men are very good, but Foy and Kirby are incredible.

  7. Milla says:

    I liked twin peaks, the young pope and big little lies.

    The crown seems overrated.

    Don’t know about other shows.

  8. Lexilla says:

    Alexis Bledel

  9. minx says:

    I’m assuming these nominations for The Crown are for Season 2…? Just binge watched it over the weekend, a little wistful because Foy/Smith have finished their roles.

  10. Ninks says:

    Jessica Biel is now a Golden Globes nominated actress.

    • Tanguerita says:

      the irony of it. But it’s Golden Globe, what do we expect?

      • Beatrix says:

        I’m with you, I usually roll my eyes at Biel too. However, did you watch The Sinner? She was great, it’s the best she’s ever done, which, well, finally, bc that ego of hers was feeling too heavy for what we’d seen from her talent.

      • Tanguerita says:

        @Beatrix – I tried, but to me, her performance reecked of “I am serious dramatic actress now, despite my beauty” stamp all over it. You could literally see her acting. I didn’t get past two episodes.

      • Penfold says:

        I’m lost. Did she have something against the golden globes or something? Why is it strange she was nominated?

    • Cee says:

      She was very good in The Sinner.

    • HeidiM says:

      So now JT gets to c0ckbl0ck the golden globes. I don’t even want to watch it anymore.

    • magnoliarose says:

      The Golden Globes are nearly bought and paid for, so I always take it with a grain of salt. They are a boozy ceremony that is fun to watch but there are always some Jessica B’s in there.

  11. Penfold says:

    I loved Jason Bateman in Ozark. To me his character was kind of like a shady Michael Bluth- he’d still do anything for family!

    • Esmom says:

      I couldn’t get into Ozark and I really, really wanted to. Something about Bateman put me off, actually, and I usually love him.

  12. Iknowwhatboyslike says:

    Lena Heady has killed it as Cersei Lannister from the beginning, but the last two seasons, she has been superb. She deserves to be nominated.

    I binge watched The Crown this weekend and loved Claire Foy’s performance as Queen Elizabeth. As someone who’s known very little of the Queen and her life experiences, Foy’s performance made her more human and complex. I hope she wins.

    • ArtHistorian says:

      Lena Heady and Alfie Allen deserve to recognized – they are the best actors on the show. However, HBO only submitted Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington for nominations and they honestly don’t deserve it. Kit is much better than Emilia but but even Sofie Turner and Maisie Williams are better than him. Clarke is just awful. So I am really glad that they weren’t nominated. I am rather miffed that the show itself received a nomination because season 7 was really really bad! It was far worse than season 5, which was pretty bad as well but sealson 7 topped that with bad writing, weird pacing and nonsensical plot elements (wight hunt). It didn’t deserve a nomination.

      • Paula says:

        ITA, Clarke is terrible and this season was awful, the show really suffered without Martin’s writing.

      • Iknowwhatboyslike says:

        Why would HBO only submit Harrington and Clarke for nomination. I agree, Clarke is the weakest actor. And I forgot about Alfie Allen. He’s been great throughout the series. I just can’t figure out why HBO would think that Emilia Clarke deserves to be awarded over Lena Heady. For me, she was a bright spot in the entire season.

      • magnoliarose says:

        Without Martin’s writing, it headed into melodrama and cheap twists but I still watched.

  13. Lexter says:

    Dougie Jones forever!!!

  14. PlayItAgain says:

    Why doesn’t Sam Heughan ever get nominated (for any award) for Outlander? Is he really that bad of an actor, or is it because no one takes him seriously because he has to take his shirt off in every episode?

    • Tina says:

      Probably both. He’s fine and now can be very good in certain scenes, but (in the first season especially) he was sometimes really bad. He’s nowhere near as good an actor as Caitriona Balfe or Tobias Menzies, IMO. They’ve also made a decision that this is a “strong woman’s story” so he sometimes gets overlooked in the writing.

      • ArtHistorian says:

        Tobias Menzies deserved a nomination for that one episode in season 1 where Jack Randall got Claire to empathize with him – just before he pulled the rug from under her feet and showed her that he’s a complete psycho. It was a superb piece of acting.

      • Deedee says:

        Agreed on Tobias. Also, pulling off the dual role of evil BlackJack Randall and somewhat sympathetic Frank Randall showed some real chops.

      • Nic919 says:

        He also gets little to work with. Basically Gabaldon wrote him as a fantasy character and he spends most of his time reacting to Claire. Only at the end of the first season did he really have something to work with and at that point Outlander wasn’t really figuring in the awards show talk.

      • TrixC says:

        I think Sam is much better than Caitriona, I find him emotionally believable in that role whereas I can’t stand her self conscious emoting and affected English accent, particularly in the Boston scenes she’s cringeworthy (although not as bad as the actress playing her daughter, who really is excruciatingly bad). Tobias Menzies should definitely have been nominated, he was fantastic as BlackJack Randall, although also oddly stiff in the 20th cent scenes.

      • Tina says:

        Oh I think that Balfe’s accent is very good. It’s perfectly period. Very Brief Encounter.

    • L84Tea says:

      I commented down below saying the same thing. How is Sam not getting nominated? I think he’s terrific! Same with Tobias–anyone who can make me loathe them as much as he did when he played Black Jack Randall, but then make me feel bad for him when he plays Frank Randell is doing a damn good job.

  15. Joss RED says:

    Am I the only one who thinks Will & Grace 2.0 is painfully unfunny?

    In the last week’s episode they made a joke about the movie No Country For Old Man (it’s from 2008!). And the “warning” at the beginning, about the show being recorded in front of a live audience makes me think that lots of people are not laughing too! And what happened to Debra Messing’s acting? She laughs at every single joke!

    It’s been pure hate watching for me…

    • Persistent Cat says:

      I always liked the show but wasn’t a fanatic but was enthusiastic about its return. OMG, it is so incredibly bad. It’s so hammy and you can see the jokes coming from a mile away. I think I watched the first two and said “F that.” There are so many better shows, how did that get a nomination? I can’t even hate watch it.

  16. Laura says:

    Yay Issa Rae!!!!

  17. Tina says:

    Was The Americans eligible or not? The 5th series was really boring sometimes, but the acting was as phenomenal as ever.

    • Tanguerita says:

      I think we just have to accept the fact that “The Americans” has been and will be ignored by those who distribute statues, globes and whatnot.

  18. Sara says:

    I’m annoyed that The Deuce only got one nomination and wasn’t nominated for Best Drama Series.

    • Tanguerita says:

      I am annoyed as well – but not surprised. It’s a good show with a lot of potential, however I can’t help but think that it hasn’t found its feet yet: too many story lines, too many characters. And Franco (and yes, I know, he is not a bad actor) is…. I don’t know. Too smug for his own good.

  19. Cee says:

    I loved The Sinner and I’m glad it’s nominated.
    Watched Season 2 of The Crown during the long weekend in Argentina; Vanessa Kirby was snubbed.

  20. Ocho says:

    Rachel Brosnahan — yes! She gave such a strong (and enjoyable) performance in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”. Sunshine in human form. She was wonderful in “House of Cards” too — completely different. I wish Amazon promoted “Mrs Maisel” more — at least on my (UK) Amazon Prime, you have to hunt for it and I think it’s the strongest show in their roster.

    • Tanguerita says:

      I’ve been watching it this weekend – you are right, Brosnahan is great in this show. That being said, I don’t like the show itself – in my opinion it has this irritating, “too-precious-for-its-own-good” air about it that is so typical for Sherman-Palladino.

    • nicegirl says:

      “sunshine in human form” is lovely, thank you.

    • tracking says:

      The show is lovely, and she’s fantastic in the role.

    • deadnotsleeping says:

      I loved The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I recently had abdominal surgery and have been watching Trump levels of tv. I found it delightful.

    • bella says:

      I binged watched The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and I absolutely loved it and didn’t want it to end. The actess who played Mrs. Maisel was mesmerizing. I couldn’t take me eyes off of her. I also really loved Peaky Blinders with Cillian Murphy! Best gangster show set in the ’20’s.

  21. Anna says:

    I’d love to see Sterling K. Brown win, he’s incredible as Randall. Also, IMO, Susan Kelechi Watson should be there instead of Chrissy Metz, she is killing it as Beth. And why is Chrissy in the supporting category anyways, when Sterling is not?

    • Dids says:

      I dont understand either the difference between Chrissy Metz and Sterling K. Brown… They are both leads!!

    • lucy2 says:

      Sterling and his family/storyline were the only good thing about that show, IMO. I get that a lot of people are really into it, but I don’t think it’s particularly good.

  22. nicegirl says:

    Did anyone else see and then LOVE Netflix’s ‘Ozark’? Jason Bateman was EVERYTHING in that show, unbelievable. I watched the entire season TWICE, binge-watching whilst ill and it was amazing! For sure I will be watching the Globes, hoping he wins!

    Highly recommend.

    But for Pete’s sake, skip ‘Disjointed’ – I thought it would be a super fun riff on marijuana dispensaries with Kathy Bates but it ended up just being STOOOOOPID. Could not get past the 3rd episode.

    I love that we have so many choices now when it comes to television viewing.

  23. Lucy says:

    Chief Hopper got a nod!! Nice.

  24. Alyce says:

    I wish The Good Place would get some love. All of the actors are perfectly cast and the episodes crack me up. They kill it every time and no one else I know even watches it!

    • Tanguerita says:

      I agree – everything about this show is great: the acting, the writing, the whole idea. Such a fu–cking snub. And putting there “Will&Grace” instead? Unbelievable.

    • lucy2 says:

      Me too! It’s gotten a little buzz lately so I was shocked it didn’t get nominated. The show itself is fantastic, as is everyone on it.
      I also think Superstore has been surprisingly funny, I wasn’t sure at first but now I love it.
      I’ll root for Master of None, which I LOVE, but more as a dramedy than a comedy.

      • Alyce says:

        @Lucy I’ll also root for Master of None, bc it is a great show. I just don’t think it is actually very funny.

        I haven’t watched any Superstore, I’ll have to check that out!

    • Persistent Cat says:

      I think it’s a great show. I can’t see how this got ignored but Will & Grace got a nom.

  25. slowsnow says:

    Fresh off the Boat for comedy. Big snub, great series.

    • slowsnow says:

      Btw, can we get a bit more Constance Wu here? She is very vocal about Casey Affleck for instance and other issues that are relevant such as the under-representation of Asian actors in HW.

    • Bridget says:

      I really love Constance, but Fresh Off The Boat isn’t great. They went mid 90s sitcom fuzzy for the tone and it’s really the actors that make it watchable. But the show itself is just a step above finishing each episode with a freeze frame hug. Sometimes I watch it and wonder if it’s an intentional F-you to Eddie Huang, because that’s specifically what he’s publicly had an issue with (his real life Dad wasn’t so warm and fuzzy).

      • slowsnow says:

        You know what? I watch FOTB on Portuguese tv so I hadn’t noticed I was in 2015… 🙂
        So I don’t know how it’s doing now. It’s just that I am in love with the actors and especially Constance Wu herself and her character.

        Leftovers it is for the big snub then.

  26. TIFFANY N HINES says:

    Love the crown hope it wins everything.

  27. Maum says:

    Was Godless not eligible? I loved that show!
    I binged it in three evenings. The final episode was stunning.

  28. Elizabeth says:

    Game of Thrones got no acting nominations? That doesn’t seem right to me!

    • Maum says:

      That’s because they keep pushing the prettiest but weakest actors of a rather talented bunch.

    • ArtHistorian says:

      That’s because they only submitted Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington for nomination. Clarke is the weakest of the lot. harington’s improved a lot though – but it is hard to measure up when the rest of the cast is so stellar.

  29. teacakes says:

    I’m just here for the David Harbour nom. That is an A++++ cast on that show, they really brought it in S2.

    • susiecue says:

      Yes! So happy for DH and agree that the whole cast is fantastic! For real, though, what’s up with the Winona snub? She wasn’t even nommed for an Emmy and that’s just insane. And now no GG nom? Is she blacklisted or something? She is amazing in that role.

      • Esmom says:

        Agreed, she’s really god as Joyce. The whole cast is amazing except the new guy with the mullet. He had a moment to two but is just not as strong.

  30. AGirlAbroad says:

    I love big little lies!!!!! maybe I understand the atmosphere all too well bc I work in a very rich area and its almost eerily like BLL in many ways

    The show is very accurate in its portrayal of the wealthy elite and their daily lives aka most have full time housecleaners, huge homes, nannies, and many (not all) but most of the women and men trying to up one another with flashy cars and expensive trips and getting into petty arguments with friends etc.

    Great show I hope Nicole wins!!!

  31. dee says:

    Church attendance just went up! Jude Law is incredible in The Young Pope.

  32. Lene says:

    Still waiting for some recognition for Blacklist and James Spader especially … and yet again, nothing.

    • Esmom says:

      I watched it a few times and found it kinda formulaic. And I feel like Spader is supposed to be edgy but doesn’t quite pull it off.

  33. Bucketbot says:

    Nice to see some Globes love for Freddie Highmore, especially since he and Vera Farmiga repeatedly got snubbed for bates motel, even for season 5! Was so dissappointed. I haven’t watched the good doctor so can’t say much but I’m happy for him.

  34. HoustonGrl says:

    Alexander Skarsgard in Big Little Lies was one of the best performances I have ever seen, his portrayal of the manipulation and deception that goes into an abusive relationship was utterly petrifying.

  35. Insomniac says:

    Kyle MacLachlan! Yes!

  36. Frosty says:

    Good for Issa Rae, Alexander Skarsgard, and the Handmaid’s Tale in an otherwise wildly overpraised group. In my opinion 😉

  37. African Sun says:

    Where is Game of Thrones? edit I see it but no noms for Lena Headey seriously? She was so amazing in S7

    • ArtHistorian says:

      HBO didn’t submit her for nomination – they only submitted Clarke and Harington.

      They got nominated for best show – and that nom is without merit this year. Season 7 was so bad – and it got a lot of well-earned criticism. Hopefully, season 8 will be better.

  38. Ozogirl says:

    I wish Dear White People on Netflix got recognized. I really enjoyed it. Rooting for The Crown and Sterling.

  39. Esmom says:

    I’m glad Bob Odenkirk got a nom for Better Call Saul. I would love to see Rhea Seehorn nominated, too, she’s really good.

  40. Carol says:

    Speechless and The Good Place are light-year’s better than the comedies nominated. Ridiculous!

  41. Rocknrust says:

    No love for The Punisher?

  42. VA says:

    No Black Sails 🙁
    I loved that show and the final season was amazing. Toby Stephens should have gotten a nomination for his part!

  43. serena says:

    This is Us has got to win Best Drama.. hands down!

  44. Rachel says:

    Can anyone tell me what the cutoff date was to qualify? I don’t know much about it, but I watched Godless this weekend, and Merritt Wever should win all the awards.

  45. L84Tea says:

    I’m really disappointed to once again not see Sam Heughan nominated for Outlander. If anybody has watched previous seasons, particularly the last two episodes of season one, they can see that he is an amazing actor and has a remarkable ability to convey everything the scene says with his face. He did the same thing in the first episode of season three while laying on the battlefield dying–completely acted the entire scene with his eyes. I fear for him that he will continue to get passed on as a serious actor because he falls into that “hunky” category. Yes, he is very easy on the eyes, but he also tears your heart out. 🙁