Surprise: David Harbour, Supporting Actor, Drama
Stranger Things is a bonafide hit, but we didn't expect the Emmy love to splash over to Hopper.
Surprise: Matthew Rhys, Guest Actor in a Comedy
Matthew Rhys does stellar work on The Americans, so that nomination was expected, but we didn't think his turn on the final season of Girls would also turn heads at the TV Academy. We guess it was that scene...
Surprise: Vanessa Bayer, Supporting Actress, Comedy
Hap? Vanessa Bayer was always Saturday Night Live's secret weapon, from "Rachel on Friends" to her newest character, Dawn Lazarus. This is her first nomination—and last for SNL unless she comes back to host, she left at the end of this season.
Snub: Oprah Winfrey, Lead Actress, Miniseries or TV Movie
The Miniseries and TV Movie category was full to the brim with talent and somehow Oprah Winfrey didn't make the cut for her work in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. How?!
Surprise: Pamela Adlon, Lead Actress, Comedy
Pamela Adlon's Better Things snagged her a nomination in a stacked category.
Surprise: Jane Fonda, Lead Actress, Comedy
Jane Fonda finally broke through in the Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in Grace & Frankie, but that means she's up against Frankie herself, Lily Tomlin!
Surprise: Carrie Coon Lead Actress, Miniseries or TV Movie
This year's Fargo certainly didn't have as much buzz as previous year's, but it's all good because queen Carrie Coon finally got an Emmy nomination!
Surprise: Chrissy Metz, Supporting Actress, Drama
Oh the tears we've cried because of This Is Us. Who can forget Kate's breakthrough at weight-loss camp? Certainly not us, but we didn't know the TV Academy felt its impact as much as we did!