On Tuesday, the Emmy nominations for the 74th ceremony were released. While many are celebrating their nominations today, there were others who got the dreaded snub treatment. In particular, Stranger Things fans aren’t happy that star Sadie Sink was not nominated for an Emmy award.
Shows such as Yellowstone, Euphoria, and Abbott Elementary racked up a number of Emmy nominations on Tuesday. Stranger Things also earned a nomination for Outstanding Drama Series. Aside from another nomination for Outstanding Stunt Performance, the series didn’t garner any love for its cast. Fans were particularly upset to see that Sink, who plays Max Mayfield, was not nominated for her work on Season 4. The latest season premiered in May, with the final episodes dropping on Netflix in early July.
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Following the Emmy nominations announcement, Stranger Things fans have flocked to Twitter to share their thoughts on the show’s snubs. Based on their responses, it’s clear that they were pulling for Sink to receive her first Emmy nomination.
Robbed
“Robbed” was the word of the day for Stranger Things fans. They wanted Sink to be recognized for her work on the Netflix show.
Can’t Believe It
Many fans showcased Sink’s scenes from Season 4 of Stranger Things as a reason why she should have been nominated. Alas, she was “robbed.”
Still A Winner
Sink may not have walked away with a nomination, but she’s still a winner in fans’ eyes. As you can see, they’re giving the actor her flowers on social media.
Incredible
Viewers don’t have enough kind things to say about Sink’s performance on Stranger Things. They wanted her to get that Emmy nomination.
Unacceptable
Sink wasn’t the only one who was robbed. Her co-star, Millie Bobby Brown, also didn’t get recognized.
Really?
It’s safe to say that fans are surprised by the snub. They didn’t hold back their feelings on it.
Snubbed
After an impressive turn in Season 4, fans were hoping that Sink would get some Emmys love. Unfortunately, that didn’t end up happening.
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