SNUBBED, BUT LOVED

The fact that Rachel Bloom’s rom-com-detonating musical didn’t even get honoured for its songs is, in a word, crazy. HERE ARE 10 REMARKABLE SHOWS THE EMMY AWARDS (SCREENING ON SEPT. 17 IN THE US) MISSED

1THE GOOD DOCTOR SEVEN

We prescribe a binge for the hit starring Freddie Highmore as an autistic surgeon. It’s not just feel-good, it’s feel-everything.

2THE GOOD PLACE

NETFLIX What other show has attempted to mix old-school joke-writing with deep moral philosophy? Season 2 of Michael Schur’s sitcom gem was high-concept but hilarious, even when it swung big (which was often).

3 BOJACK HORSEMAN NETFLIX

The spoof of Hollywood deserved an animation nod for a sly Season 4 that included some of its series-best(!) episodes.

4 CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND ELEVEN 5 BILLIONS STAN

Showtime’s finance fable moved past its “rich-peopleproblems” premise with electric storytelling.

6KILLING EVE

ABC The buzzy thriller received a nod for Sandra Oh (the first Asian woman ever nominated for lead actress!) but nothing else for the cat-and-mouse drama about a spy (Oh) and an assassin (Jodie Comer).

7 LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS

YOUTUBE The Emmys didn’t take a close enough look at Meyers’“closer Look” segments.

DEAR WHITE PEOPLE NETFLIX

The college satire used wit and wisdom to tell TV’S smartest story about race and relationships.

9 THE GOOD FIGHT

SBS The Christine Baranski–led Good Wife spin-off proved in Season 2—a playful, dangerous mirror of the age of Trump— why it’s TV’S most powerful legal drama.

10 ONE DAY AT A TIME

NETFLIX There’s more to America’s working class than just Roseanne— case in point, this uplifting sitcom about three generations of an immigrant Cuban family, starring Rita Moreno as an indomitable diva matriarch.