The Big Three and company will be back next month as NBC’s This Is Us continues its interwoven and interconnecting stories with flash-forwards, flashbacks and present day drama for the Pearson family.

On Monday, the series fourth season key art was released with a very telling tag line which bodes as a promise to the viewers and what could be ahead for their favorite characters:  “If you think you know what’s coming next…you don’t know us.”

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The new posters forms an amalgamation of images from with Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca (Mandy Moore) smiling and in bed together, while Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Toby (Chris Sullivan) are shown with their newborn baby boy Jack, while Kevin (Justin Hartley) flashes that signature smile and Randall (Sterling K. Brown) and Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) look to once again be a united front.

What we do know about the upcoming season is that fans of the show should be on the lookout for what goes on in Rebecca and Miguel’s (Jon Huertas) relationship, while Randall and Beth start life over together in Philadelphia, and a new addition to the cast makes her presence known when Once a Upon Time’s Jennifer Morrison is introduced as a brand new character to the mix.

The nominations have been announced for the 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards to be held on September 22nd live on Fox.  In the major drama series acting categories, NBC’s This Is Us score nods for its Lead Actors Milo Ventimiglia and Sterling K, Brown and its leading lady Mandy Moore.

As well, Chris Sullivan landed a Supporting Actor nod, plus the show picked up three acting nominations in the guest categories for Michael Angarano, Ron Cephas Jones and Phylicia Rashad.  The series is also nominated in the Outstanding Drama category.

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Viola Davis, who’s series How to Get Away With Murder will be going off the air following its upcoming sixth season, landed a nomination in the Lead Actress category for season five.  Robin Wright (Ex-Santa Barbara), is also in the category for her work in House of Cards.

Another notable nomination to soap fans is that the sister of Y&R’s Hunter King (Summer), Joey King, scored an Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Movie for her work in  acting nomination for her work in The Act.

The Primetime Emmy Awards will feature 26 different categories: from acting, writing awards ans more in the fields o comedies, dramas and talk shows, and others.

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HBO’s Game of Thrones set a new record scoring 32 total nominations. Other show’s receiving mass nominations included: Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (20), HBO’s Chernobyl (19), NBC’s Saturday Night Live (18), HBO’s Barry (17), FX’s Fosse/Verdon (17) and Netflix’s When They See Us (16).

You can check out more about the nominations here.

So who are you rooting for to take home the gold in the acting categories? Who do you feel deserved to be nominated and who got snubbed? Comment below.

The Teen Choice Award nominations were revealed on Wednesday as to who will be tops among the young people voting in the major categories of drama, comedy, reality and more in the television categories.

The awards will be handed out on Fox live from Hermosa Beach, California on Sunday night, August 11th.

This Is Us‘ Justin Hartley (Kevin Pearson and ex-Adam, Y&R) was nominated along with his TV brother, Sterling K. Brown ((Randall Pearson) in the Choice Drama Actor in a TV Series category.  Nominated with Hartley and Brown were Dynasty favorite Adam Huber (Liam); along with Cole Sprouse, Riverdale as well as K.J. Apa from Riverdale and Oliver Stark, 9-1-1.

In the Choice Drama category, voters will chose from Good Trouble, Marvel’s Runaways, Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, Riverdale, Star, and The Resident.

Fans can vote for their favorites now at TeenChoice.VoteNow.tv or on Twitter.

For the complete list of nominations check them out here.

So who are you rooting for to win in the Choice Drama Actor in a TV series? Comment below.