Emmys Air Tonight With The Pitt at 25 Nods and Hacks at a Record 24
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Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Sep 14
Emmys Air Tonight With The Pitt at 25 Nods and Hacks at a Record 24
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Sep 14
Summary
NBC airs the 78th Emmy Awards live at 8 p.m. ET from Los Angeles, with Peacock streaming the ceremony hosted by Mariska Hargitay.
The Pitt enters as the top nominee with 25 bids, while Hacks follows with 24 — a comedy-series record — ahead of Widow's Bay at 19 and Pluribus at 18.
HBO Max leads platforms with 122 nominations, followed by Netflix with 111 and Apple TV with 87; ABC tops broadcast networks with 40.
More than 100 trophies were already awarded at the Creative Arts Emmys, where Widow's Bay won eight and DTF St. Louis and The Traitors took six each.
The field also highlights multiple-nomination performers including Jason Bateman, Matthew Rhys and Quinta Brunson, underscoring a crowded race across drama, comedy and limited series.
With streaming giants dominating tonight's Emmys, why does a traditional broadcast network's football schedule still dictate Hollywood's biggest television event?
Does excluding massive international hits from tonight's ceremony expose the Emmy eligibility rules as outdated in our borderless streaming era?
As Mariska Hargitay breaks a 15-year hosting drought for women tonight, will her historic presence overshadow the fierce streaming platform wars?