Golden Globes: 30 Snubs That Bug You

I would have liked a Scott Pilgrim nod, but I didn't expect it. Way off the HFPA's radar. —MrFord

Agreed! Scott Pilgrim totally deserved a nom for best comedy. —Sophie

Sophie, I agree 100 percent with you. Scott Pilgrim, in my opinion, was amazing and, along with Inception, the most original movie of the year. —Kevin

I had my fingers crossed for Armie Hammer getting a nod. —CG

Where's the love for Community? It's easily one of the funniest shows on TV right now! —Aprilcot26

What about Lesley Manville from Another Year??? OMG, they found a spot for Jolie and Stone but none for Manville? Are they serious? —Jim Gee

No love for Outsourced. None! —ReRe

Ryan Reynolds from Buried. —ReRe

I am so shocked that Anna Torv and John Noble weren't nominated. I thought it was supposed to be about talent! And these two deserved more than anyone to be on that freaking list.—Mel

Can I just say, Anna Torv! Why the hell wasn't Fringe nominated, especially after this season!! —Ash

John Noble gets snubbed again. This year he was not only Walter but ''Walternate,'' diametrically opposite characters. And Anna Torv deserved a nomination for Olivia/''Fauxlivia.'' —Doris

This is the weirdest list ever! No Friday Night Lights is probably what gets me most. —ainav

I am VERY surprised Julia Stiles got the supporting nod for Dexter. I honestly thought that Jonny Lee Miller would get one and really believed this was Jennifer Carpenter's year. She has grown so much as an actress and as a character. I can't imagine her ever getting nominated if they don't think this was good enough. —Lance

The biggest snub for me this year from allllllll these awards so far is the lack of love for John Powell's majestic, robust, and extraordinary musical score to How to Train Your Dragon. Seriously, it's the best score since The Lord of the Rings. —paige

I am FLOORED Leonardo DiCaprio wasn't nominated for Inception. What a bunch of crap! —Sessy

If Justin Timberlake wasn't ''JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE'' I think he would've been nominated. People don't want to believe he's a talented actor. —Jade

Raising Hope! Best new show on TV. I actually laugh every week. —hayleymac

Completely agree about Raising Hope. IMO, best new comedy on television, even better than many of the established comedies that pollute our airwaves. It's consistently funny every single week, and Cloris Leachman deserves a nod for her hilarious portrayal of MawMaw. ''Who the hell moved my vagina?'' —anon.

No love for Martha Plimpton for Raising Hope??? Sacrilege... —joeydg

Courteney Cox was wrongfully snubbed!! I mean, seriously? Lea Michele? I'm sorry, but I really don't agree. And Cougar Town deserves some love, it's a brilliant show. —irene

What about Lost? —Benjamin Berry

No love for Lost? I thought Matthew Fox's performance over the last season was magnificent! —C

NCIS was soooo snubbed! They always are! I mean, they are the number one drama on television, and us fans stay consistent even when they're running next to other big shows. The actors & show are epic. I'm sick of them not getting the recognition that they truly deserve. —Jenna

I'm really tired of watching Emily Deschanel get snubbed. Anyone who watched her in the most recent episode of Bones should know that she has so much talent. —KM

Parenthood is such a HUGE snub!! —h

So disappointed that Weeds and Damages, and their fabulous casts, were snubbed, especially Weeds. I know some people have given up on Weeds, but it came back to top form this season and gets no reward. And what does Dexter's Jennifer Carpenter have to do to get some recognition? Guest-star on Glee or 30 Rock? Ridiculous. —Danny

Can't believe Michael Shannon didn't get a nod for Boardwalk Empire. He is the best thing on that show. I'm glad that Steve Buscemi and Kelly Macdonald got some recognition, though. They are both excellent. —AliSD

Psych should have been nominated for best comedy TV show. The writing is extremely clever. Any member of the cast is worthy of an acting nomination. —LAtty

I just saw The Fighter, and to my mind, the best performance in the whole movie was Melissa Leo's as the matriarch. She was dead-on perfect. Amy Adams had one of her best performances, sure, but compared with Melissa Leo, she paled. —Tipper