From "Only Murders in the Building" to "Insecure," Here Are the Biggest Snubs of the 2022 Emmys

"Insecure" fans were disappointed to see Issa Rae miss out on winning outstanding lead actress in a comedy series considering "Insecure" came to a beautiful and satisfying ending with season five. The show missed out on two other awards: outstanding single-camera picture editing for a comedy series and outstanding cinematography for a single-camera series (half-hour).

"Only Murders in the Building" was nominated for a whopping 17 awards at the 2022 Emmys, but only took home three, and none in the main categories, like outstanding comedy series.

Steve Martin and Martin Short were both nominated for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series, but they each lost out on the award when Jason Sudeikis won for his role in "Ted Lasso."

Jeremy Strong is still the only "Succession" cast member to have won an Emmy (he took home outstanding lead actor in a drama in 2020). "Succession" fans definitely feel like Sarah Snook's role as the only female Roy sibling has gone unappreciated by the television academy.

Both Lily James and Sebastian Stan were nominated in the lead actor categories in a limited or anthology series, while Seth Rogen was nominated for outstanding supporting actor. Unfortunately, none of the cast took home the awards for their category. The show did win outstanding period and/or character makeup, however, which while deserved, didn't feel like the level of recognition the show earned to many fans.

Sweeney was nominated for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series for her work in "Euphoria," as well as outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or anthology for her role in "The White Lotus." She lost out on both, however, to "Ozark"'s Julia Garner and her "The White Lotus" costar Jennifer Coolidge.

The fact the Kate McKinnon didn't win the award for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for her role in "Saturday Night Live" hurt just a little more considering she's leaving the show after 10 years.