“The Pitt” and “Hacks” earned more recognition, while “Pluribus” made a strong Emmys debut.
The Emmys, as it happened
• Remarkable debut: “Widow’s Bay” won best comedy series at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, capping a huge night for Apple TV’s new genre-bending thriller. Matthew Rhys became the first man to win two lead actor categories in the same year for his work on that show and the limited series “The Beast in Me.” “Widow’s Bay” also swept the supporting role in a comedy categories and nabbed writing and directing awards.
• More big winners: Jean Smart made history with a fifth consecutive win for her starring role in the comedy “Hacks.” “The Pitt” took home best drama series and a win for lead actor Noah Wyle. Twisty sci-fi drama “Pluribus” earned awards for best lead actress, Rhea Seehorn, and best writing.
• Touching tributes: Sally Field set the tone for a heartfelt moment honoring the late Dolly Parton, followed by a performance from Reba McEntire. And a moving In Memoriam segment marked a year of massive losses for the industry.
Our live coverage has wrapped, but the night isn’t over — dive into the full winners list or see all the standout looks from our red carpet coverage.
The Emmys, as it happened
• Remarkable debut: “Widow’s Bay” won best comedy series at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, capping a huge night for Apple TV’s new genre-bending thriller. Matthew Rhys became the first man to win two lead actor categories in the same year for his work on that show and the limited series “The Beast in Me.” “Widow’s Bay” also swept the supporting role in a comedy categories and nabbed writing and directing awards.
• More big winners: Jean Smart made history with a fifth consecutive win for her starring role in the comedy “Hacks.” “The Pitt” took home best drama series and a win for lead actor Noah Wyle. Twisty sci-fi drama “Pluribus” earned awards for best lead actress, Rhea Seehorn, and best writing.
• Touching tributes: Sally Field set the tone for a heartfelt moment honoring the late Dolly Parton, followed by a performance from Reba McEntire. And a moving In Memoriam segment marked a year of massive losses for the industry.
Our live coverage has wrapped, but the night isn’t over — dive into the full winners list or see all the standout looks from our red carpet coverage.
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