No Golden Globe nominations day would be complete without at least a few snubs and surprises.
The 2020 list _ announced by Tim Allen, Dakota Fanning and Susan Kelechi Watson on Monday _ unexpectedly includes Hulu limited series "Catch-22" and Netflix comedy series "The Politician," yet ignores "When They See Us" and "Veep." (The Hollywood Foreign Press Association often makes at least some head-scratching selections, but these peculiar choices were largely unpredicted.)
The Times breaks down all of those who surprisingly will, and shockingly won't, be up for the film and television awards at the ceremony, set to take place Jan. 5 at the Beverly Hilton:
Snub: Female directors
Surprise: The strength of "Joker" (nominations for pictures, director and actor)
Surprise: Annette Bening, "The Report" (supporting actress)
Snub: "I Lost My Body" (animated film)
Surprise: "The Lion King" (animated film)
Surprise: Cate Blanchett, "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" (actress, comedy/musical film)
Snub: Greta Gerwig and "Little Women" (across multiple categories including director, screenplay and drama film)
Snub: Robert De Niro, "The Irishman" (lead actor, drama film)
Snub: "When They See Us" (limited series and all acting categories)
Surprise: "Catch-22" (limited series)
Snub: "Game of Thrones" (drama series for its final season)
Surprise: "The Politician" (comedy series)
Snub: "Veep" (comedy series and all acting categories for its final season)
Surprise: Ramy Youssef (comedy actor)
