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Emmy POLL: Who will win Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series?

23 Aug 2014

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Welcome to the sixteenth and last daily poll for the main Emmy categories. As SpoilerTV readers, it is your job to predict who will win the Emmy for today's category.

Please note that the question of the poll is who WILL win the Emmy, not who SHOULD win. Try to look objectively at the nominees and consider who has the best chance of winning the Emmy. Tell us what you voted for in the comments, and feel free to also tell who you think should win the Emmy. And if you're still pissed about that Emmy snub, share your frustration below as well (but please remain polite).

Today's category is Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series. This is the last main category that can be voted on by SpoilerTV readers. It has been an honor to run all these polls, and we will soon know which nominees win the Primetime Emmy Awards of 2014. All polls will be closed sometime soon after the ceremony, which allows you to go back to them and see if you predicted the winners correctly.

Today's nominees are "Felina", "Ozymandias", "The Children", "Chapter 14" and "The Secret Fate of All Life". Vote in the poll below, share your vote in the comments and come back tomorrow for an extra Emmy poll.




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8 comments:

  1. Samy23 August 2014 at 15:20

    Really liked "The Children".

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  2. 2460123 August 2014 at 16:33

    To me, there's no contest. Ozymandias was the tragic payoff for the entire 5+ season storyline for Breaking Bad. The impact of that episode was devastating. I cannot say any more because spoilers.
    Interesting that Felina was up there too but in my mind, it was just falling action -- a post-mortem on everything else.

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  3. It depends on what fails23 August 2014 at 17:08

    Ozymandias.

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  4. r_guy23 August 2014 at 18:54

    Ozymandias is as good as TV can get!

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  5. MurderMondays23 August 2014 at 19:15

    Despite my issues with Season 5 "Ozymandias" deserves the win.

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  6. Ralph Hartman23 August 2014 at 22:14

    What issues? Season 5 was as close to perfection as a show can get.

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  7. Bradley Adams23 August 2014 at 23:16

    Ozymandias. By an absolute country mile. Never have I seen an episode so brilliantly written to provoke pretty much every emotion in existence.

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  8. MurderMondays24 August 2014 at 08:11

    S5A had way too much meandering and fanservice. The plots were too big and focused more on being over-the-top than realistic or character-driven.


    S5B was mostly fantastic but I thought the ending was far too happy and unsatisfying. Walt deserved worse than death.

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