#standout performance

Please know that I will do whatever it takes to get her back.

Nathan Fillion as Rick Castle

भुवनेश्वर कुमार ने मौजूदा आईपीएल सीज़न में अनुशासित और प्रभावशाली मंत्रों की श्रृंखला के साथ समय को पीछे छोड़ते हुए अपनी लय को फिर से खोज लिया है। आरसीबी के तेज गेंदबाज इस साल बेहतरीन प्रदर्शन करने वालों में से रहे हैं, वर्तमान में नौ मैचों में 16 विकेट के साथ पर्पल कैप की दौड़ में सबसे आगे हैं। उनका नवीनतम प्रयास गुजरात टाइटन्स के खिलाफ आया, जहां उन्होंने 156 रनों के मामूली लक्ष्य का बचाव करते…

Christopher Eccleston made a standout

2016 Emmys: The Standout Comedic Performances of the Season

In the era of peak TV, there's still plenty to be grateful for when it comes to these standout performances. Whether it was laugh out loud moments or quieter ones, these entertainers were among our favorites of the comedy season.

Jenny Slate, Girls

"I wouldn't be able to do my job if I felt that I was being overly repetitive. We all have a skill set that we use, and that means occasionally we function on one energy level. When I made Obvious Child that was when I noticed for myself that not only could I play a more real expression, but I was fulfilled by it."

 Michaela Watkins, Casual

"There are not a lot of female characters who are approaching 40 who get to be so many different things. They're not just moms, they're not just wives, they're not just good at their jobs, and usually every show just shows them doing one of those things well."

 Thomas Middleditch, Silicon Valley

"It's always my struggle to keep Richard funny. Like, a straight man could just so easily be like, 'I'm worrying, and here's what we have to do in this episode. And that's my purpose.' It was important to me to just keep him funny."

 Reid Scott, Veep

"At first, I was all paranoid, like all obnoxious actors, thinking, 'Oh my god, am I off the job?’ But [Armando Iannucci] said, 'Don't worry. We're going to use Dan and explore other facets of D.C.'"

 Rachel Bloom, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

“It’s a balance of ‘what’s the musical number’ and ‘what’s coming from the character. We always keep in mind character. We never want a musical number to sell out a character. Luckily, a lot of our characters have selfish qualities.”

 America Ferrera, Superstore

"As a producer, I am absolutely supportive of that and constantly having those conversations about how do we defy expectations, how do we defy stereotypes, where are the opportunities to undercut what people expect from this character?"

 Jay Duplass, Transparent

"It's been this weird renaissance for me, but I know that I'm spoiled."

 Allison Williams, Girls

"To crescendo towards the end is not the norm. So, it feels great to be getting stronger as we go. Obviously, I think we've been doing good work the last few seasons, but there's really no predicting how people are going to react to what you do."

 Gillian Jacobs, Love

"I love Community. I think it'll probably be one the best things I'll be a part of but it's fun to do something tonally different."

 Tituss Burgess, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

"You know, black people, if I may, we don't get a lot of opportunities to do a lot of different things outside the norm, outside of what is expected of us. Black women on Broadway are expected to put themselves downstage center and tear the roof off. We don't expect serious, beefy storylines. That's not what we're usually given. We're just the sassy, best friend, finger-wagging, neck-curving type people and there's so much more to us."

 Jemima Kirke, Girls

"In the beginning, it was just wasn't my vocation. I was uncomfortable about it, just in terms of my identity. Then as I got to do it more and got really into the actual -- and I hate saying this word -- the craft of it, I was like, 'You know what? F**k this. It's just as good as painting.'"

 Tracee Ellis Ross, Black-ish

“I know that our show is called Black-ish, so there's a lot of talk about the race episodes that we do that actually head-on deal with race and how this family is navigating that. But the truth is we also deal with gender roles in a marriage in a way that I think is really groundbreaking for television. They make space for me to do that as a character.”

 Judith Light, Transparent

“You take a risk. You don't know how it's going to come out. I put myself in Jill [Soloway]'s hands. We all just held hands before we started. It was very potent and very powerful for all of us.”

 Aziz Ansari, Master of None

“When we were writing the show, Alan and I were thinking to ourselves, ‘Who knows if we'll get a second season or if we'll ever get an opportunity like this [again]. Basically, Netflix is letting us do what we want and we have such creative freedom, let's really take advantage of that and do something crazy.”

Anthony Anderson, Black-ish