We Eavesdropped Your Feed: Here's Who YOU Want to Win at the Emmys

To have a say in who wins on the biggest night in TV, you need to have a job in TV.

Only members of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences vote on the Primetime Emmys, which is why prestige shows with relatively tiny audiences always seem to win (ahem, Mad Men.)

Other formats, like at the lightweight People's Choice Awards, MTV Movie Awards and a few others, use fan voting to pick winners. But the problem there is that superfans engage in organized ballot-box stuffing, which is why relatively crummy shows and movies with rabid fanbases always seem to win (ahem, Twilight.)

Just for fun, Mashable asked our friends at the social listening and analytics firm Fizziology to eavesdrop on Twitter, Facebook and other platforms for a few days to find out who people across all fandoms ultimately want to win at the Emmys. Last week, Fizziology looked at more than 100,000 social comments about the Emmys, analyzing organic conversation (comments and opinions from real people, not press stories).

And the results are ... a little more polished than you might think.

And the (people's) winners are …

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Drama series

Breaking Bad

Lead Drama Actress

Julianna Marguiles, The Good Wife

Lead Drama Actor

Tie: Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad; and Matthew McConaughey, True Detective

Drama Supporting Actress

Lena Headey, Game of Thrones

Drama Supporting Actor

Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad

A scene from US show Orange is the New Black. Credit:

Comedy Series

Orange is the New Black

Comedy Lead Actress

Taylor Schilling, Orange is the New Black

Comedy Lead Actor

Ricky Gervais, Derek

Comedy Supporting Actress

Allison Janney, Mom

Comedy Supporting Actor

Ty Burrell, Modern Family

Allison Tolman as Molly Solverson and Bob Odenkirk as Bill Oswalt share a scene in the season finale of 'Fargo.' Credit: Chris Large/FX

Miniseries or TV Movie

Fargo

Miniseries or TV Movie Lead Actress

Sarah Paulson, American Horror Story: Coven

Miniseries or TV Movie Lead Actor

Benedict Cumberbatch, Sherlock

Tatiana Maslany from 'Orphan Black.' Credit: BBC America

And Finally, Those Snubs

The two actors who received the most "should have been nominated" mentions were:

Rick Hoffman, Suits

Tatiana Maslany, Orphan Black