Television's biggest stars will grace the red carpet and be honored at the 2024 Prime Emmy Awards this Sunday. The Hollywood Reporter is breaking down everything you can expect from the ceremony.
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00:00Television's biggest stars will grace the red carpet and be honored at the 2024
00:04Primetime Emmy Awards this Sunday. Here's everything you can expect from the ceremony.
00:10Shogun leads the pack this year. It received 25 total nominations,
00:14including Best Drama Series. It's followed by fellow FX series The Bear with 23 nominations,
00:20Hulu's Only Murders in the Building with 21, HBO and Max's True Detective Night Country with 19,
00:26and Netflix's The Crown with 18. Overall, Netflix leads all 2024 nominees with a total of 107
00:33nominations, followed by FX with 93 and HBO with 91. Looking at conglomerates as a whole,
00:40the Walt Disney Company, which has series and projects across FX, ABC, Hulu, Disney Plus,
00:46and others, notched a personal best tally of 183 Emmy nominations in 2024. Eugene and Dan
00:52Levy are co-hosting the Emmys this year. Show producers told The Hollywood Reporter of the pair,
00:57quote, "...they're Hollywood royalty, but their relationship is relatable.
01:01Anyone who tunes in is going to see that they're a father and son at the core."
01:05The ceremony is once again leaning into cast reunions. Three cast reunions are set for the
01:10show — Happy Days, a robust gathering of Saturday Night Live alums, and one reunion
01:14that the producers are saving as a surprise. As for how you can watch, the 76th Emmys are
01:20set to air live from the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 15 at 5 p.m. Pacific,
01:268 p.m. Eastern on ABC. It's worth noting a majority of this year's Emmys were already
01:31handed out at the Creative Arts Ceremonies last weekend. Shogun already won 14 awards,
01:36while The Bear took home seven. For all things Emmys,
01:39head to THR.com. For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Tiffany Taylor.