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The 77th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles marked an evening of historic and record-breaking wins. This year’s top triumphs belonged to Apple TV+, Netflix, and HBO, with three series dominating the spotlight: The Studio, Adolescence, and The Pitt, each walking away with the ceremony’s highest honors.
The Studio
Apple TV+’s satirical comedy The Studio made history as the most awarded comedy series in Emmy history. Seth Rogen stars as a studio executive balancing his creative ambitions with the demands of commercial entertainment.
The show collected thirteen prizes, including Best Comedy Series, while Rogen personally took home three awards for acting, writing, and directing.
Adolescence
Netflix’s limited series Adolescence emerged as the standout of its category, winning six awards.
The four-part drama, shot entirely in continuous takes of 40 to 60 minutes, captivated audiences worldwide with its raw intensity. Much of the acclaim centered on the performances, particularly that of 15-year-old Owen Cooper, who became the youngest Emmy winner in history for his supporting role.
Alongside Best Limited Series, Steven Graham earned Best Actor, with additional awards for writing and directing underscoring the series’ creative achievement.
The Pitt
In the drama categories, HBO Max’s The Pitt proved to be the major victor. The medical series, centered on a team of emergency doctors, claimed Best Drama Series. Noah Wyle was honored with Best Actor for his lead role, as the show surpassed formidable competitors such as Severance and The Last of Us. With only its first season released, critics predict The Pitt has many more accolades ahead.
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