#I may destroy you golden globes series#

America'), Daisy Edgar-Jones ('Normal People'), Shira Haas ('Unorthodox'), Nicole Kidman ('The Undoing'), and Anya Taylor-Joy ('The Queen's Gambit'). Instead, the Globes nominated Cate Blanchett ('Mrs. However, Insider did predict that Coel herself would get a nomination for best actress in a limited series/TV film. Meanwhile, fans have pointed out that if 'Emily in Paris,' which was widely panned by critics, managed to get a nomination, so, too, should have Coel's show вЂ“ including a writer on 'Emily in Paris.' But 'I May Destroy You' would have been up for best limited series/TV film, meaning it was pipped to a nomination by 'Normal People,' 'The Queen's Gambit,' 'Small Axe,' 'The Undoing,' and 'Unorthodox.' It's worth noting that despite the outrage, Insider didn't actually predict 'I May Destroy You' would get a nomination in this category - a tough and competitive year it was.

#I may destroy you golden globes series#

Viewers and critics raved about the show, but it show failed to land a single nod despite many calling it the best TV series of the year and lauding Coel's powerful performance.

The show follows Coel (who also created, wrote, and co-directed the series) as Arabella - a young writer who struggles to rebuild her life in the wake of being raped.

The Golden Globes' snub of Michaela Coel's critically-acclaimed TV show 'I May Destroy You' is continuing to generate outrage from celebrities and fans alike, a day after the show failed to earn a single nomination.