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Industry Is One Of The Best TV Shows Of The Decade

'Industry' tops decade-end rankings as Emmys snub sparks debate over creative recognition

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The TV drama *Industry*—created by Taylor Sheridan—has been named one of the best shows of the decade by TVLine, amid ongoing criticism over its exclusion from major Emmy awards. Sheridan’s works, including *Yellowstone* and *Sicario*, have faced repeated snubs in recent years, fueling speculation about industry bias or political factors in voting patterns.

Coverage from Yahoo, The Hollywood Reporter, and 3DVF highlights the contrast between *Industry*’s critical acclaim and its Emmy omission, while The Chronicle and TVLine focus on Sheridan’s broader pattern of underrecognition. The Hollywood Reporter’s roundup of 2026 Emmy snubs also notes other overlooked nominees, including Kathy Bates and Paul Kelly.

Watch for potential backlash from Sheridan’s fanbase and industry advocates, as well as further analysis of Emmy voting trends. If past patterns hold, calls for reform in award-show transparency may grow louder.

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Quick answers

Is *Industry* the only show criticized for Emmy snubs this year?

No. Coverage from The Hollywood Reporter also highlights omissions for Kathy Bates and Paul Kelly, though *Industry*’s exclusion is the most prominently discussed.

Has Taylor Sheridan won any Emmys for his work?

Coverage does not specify Sheridan’s Emmy wins, only his repeated snubs for projects like *Industry*, *Yellowstone*, and *Sicario*.

Are there allegations of political interference in Emmy voting?

The Chronicle and Yahoo suggest speculation about 'politics' behind Sheridan’s snubs, but no direct evidence or statements from Emmy organizers are cited in current reports.