The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards

Actors Mindy Kaling, Zach Braff and Mekhi Phifer, who have all played TV doctors, appeared on stage to present the award for outstanding writing for a drama series.

Phifer, who played a doctor on the hit NBC medical drama “ER,” said he was “so honored” to play a doctor on the show and that he was inspired by all of the physicians he’s known. 

Kaling starred as an OB/GYN on her namesake series “The Mindy Project,” and said she was inspired to play a doctor because of her mother, who was also an OB/GYN. 

Braff, however, didn’t have as moving of a statement when it came to sharing the inspiration behind playing his beloved role as a doctor on the long-running sitcom “Scrubs.” 

“I was inspired to not live like that anymore,” Braff joked.  

Lamorne Morris accepts the award for for outstanding supporting actor in a limited anthology series or TV movie.

Lamorne Morris takes home the Emmy for outstanding supporting actor in a limited series or TV movie for his role on “Fargo.”

Morris thanked God, his mother, daughter, cast, the category’s other nominees as well as FX and Hulu while accepting his award.

“Oh my god I’m forgetting so many people,” he said, adding that he will thank those he didn’t mention in his speech later, on his podcast.

A fan-adored anthology crime series conceived from the Oscar-winning 1996 film of the same name, “Fargo’s” fifth season is in the mix this year with 15 Primetime Emmy nods, having previously won six statuettes in years past.

CNN’s Dan Heching contributed reporting.

The Emmy for outstanding talk series is awarded to “The Daily Show,” and longtime host John Stewart is up on the stage with the rest of the cast.

Meredith Baxter, Connie Britton and Susan Kelechi Watson speak onstage.

It was the TV moms’ turn when Susan Kelechi Watson, Connie Britton and Meredith Baxter appeared on stage to present the award for comedy writing. 

Britton, who famously played a mom on “Friday Night Lights” and “White Lotus,” said that TV moms “do it all,” whether that be a country music star (on “Nashville”), the head of a “haunted household” or a school principal. 

Kelechi Watson, who played mom Beth Pearson on NBC hit show “This is Us,” added that “TV moms are no longer one dimensional… We have choices.” 

Kelechi Watson also joked that “it’s ok to ask for as much money as a TV dad.”

Baxter — classic TV mom of “Family Ties” fame — also touched on how far TV mom roles have come, saying she’s thankful “we are way past the days where we couldn’t even say the word ‘pregnant’ on ‘I Love Lucy.’”

"Hacks" writers Jen Statsky, Lucia Aniello and Paul W. Downs accept the award for outstanding writing for a comedy series.

“Hacks” earns the award for outstanding writing for a comedy series at the Emmys, and the cast used their acceptance speech to crack a few jokes.

Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky took the award for the episode “Bulletproof.” It’s the second Emmy win for the “Hacks” writers in this category.

Downs said the trio of writers chose to write about comedy because they were “three weird lonely kids — it was the thing that made us feel connected to other people.”

Statsky and Angelo then playfully corrected Downs, whispering in his ear for him to say they weren’t unpopular.

The Max comedy series follows aging stand-up comedian Deborah Vance (played by Jean Smart) who joins forces with the young comedy writer Ava Daniels (played by Hannah Einbinder) to save her act at a casino in Las Vegas.

The third season of “Hacks” finds Vance trying to secure a gig as a late-night host, an opportunity she lost earlier in her career over sexism.

Maya Rudolph, Seth Meyers, Kristen Wiig and Bowen Yang speak onstage.

While presenting the award for writing for a variety special, “Saturday Night Live” vets Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig, Bowen Yang and Seth Meyers took the opportunity to poke fun at their current and former boss, “Saturday Night Live” creator Lorne Michaels. 

Wiig joked that Michaels has “lost the Emmy” over 80 times. “You do have value. You are worthy and you are not, and have never been a loser, even though you have lost a lot,” Wiig joked, speaking directly to Michaels in the audience. 

Rudolph went on to joke that he was “robbed” every single time he lost, while Yang playfully kept pronouncing his last name wrong. 

Meyers pointed out that “SNL” has won many Emmys, with the long-running sketch comedy series earning over 300 nods with 90 wins.

“I can’t believe that you’re complaining about this Lorne,” Rudolph said. “Not to be rude but, grow up!”

Michaels has won 21 Emmys.

It’s never been uncommon for presenters and winners to make political statements at award shows, but it’s especially prevalent in years when there are major elections.

This year, with the presidential election happening in just a few weeks, it was to be expected. Then, just hours before Sunday night’s Emmy Awards, there was an apparent second assassination attempt against Republican former President Donald Trump.

That could make taking jabs at Trump fraught, but a few people have still worked in some form of political statement.

Billy Crudup, who won outstanding supporting actor in a drama series for his work on “The Morning Show,” shouted out his wife, Naomi Watts.

Watts scored a nomination for her performance as Babe Paley in FX’s anthology series “FEUD: Capote vs. The Swans.” Immigration is a major topic in this year’s election, particularly over the past week, when the GOP ticket has made increasingly inflammatory remarks about Haitian immigrants in the town of Springfield, Ohio.

“Murphy Brown” star Candice Bergen drew some laughs by referencing Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance’s now infamous comment about “childless cat ladies,” after reminiscing about making TV history when her character was attacked in the media by Republican Dan Quayle for a plot line about her being a single mother.

Near the top of the show, Selena Gomez also made a reference to the “childless cat ladies” phenomenon when onstage with her “Only Murders in the Building” costars Steve Martin and Martin Short.

Jessica Gunning accepts the award for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or TV movie.

Jessica Gunning wins outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or TV movie at the 76th Emmy Awards for her twisted role in “Baby Reindeer.”

“Oh my goodness me. Blinking heckers, thank you so much,” Gunning began her remarks. “I’m so proud to be a part of ‘Baby Reindeer,’” she said.

Gunning then gave an emotional nod to creator of and lead actor in the show, Richard Gadd.

“Thank you for trusting me to be your Martha. I will never ever forget her or you,” she said.

More on the show: “Baby Reindeer” is a dramatized version of real events that happened to Gadd. In the show, Gadd’s character, Donny, meets Martha at the pub where he bartends. After he offers her tea on the house, Martha begins to stalk and harass Donny, sabotaging his life.

“Baby Reindeer” has topped most-watched lists worldwide since its debut in April, generating headlines and speculation about the characters and who inspired them. Gadd’s story is real, but he says the version that appears in his thriller miniseries has been altered for artistic and privacy reasons.

CNN’s Sydney Bishop and Hilary Whiteman contributed to this report.

The antics continued with hosts Dan and Eugene Levy, who awkwardly introduced actors and TV villains Kathy Bates, Antony Starr and Giancarlo Esposito from opposite sides of the aisle. 

“I don’t know where my dad is,” Dan Levy said, looking around for Eugene Levy, who eventually waved from the ‘wrong’ aisle. 

Dan Levy hilariously admonished his father for getting lost in the theater, to which Eugene Levy replied, “I don’t like doing bits in the audience. Never have!”

Selena Gomez and her boyfriend Benny Blanco, along with Steve Martin and Paul Rudd, were all in the frame laughing along to the lost Levys bit.

"Traitors" host Alan Cumming, front, accepts the award for best reality or competition series.

The Emmy for outstanding reality or competition series goes to “The Traitors.”

The show’s host Alan Cumming thanked Peacock, the cast and crew as well as his home country, Scotland, while accepting the show’s award.

The 10-episode reality competition murder mystery show features 20 contestants — 10 of whom have previously appeared on reality programs like “Survivor,” “Below Deck,” “Big Brother” and “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” — competing for $250,000.

CNN previously spoke to Cumming about packing for “The Traitors.” Read what some of his travel must-haves are here.

CNN’s Jolie Kerr contributed reporting.

Jean Smart accepts the award for best lead actress in a comedy series.

Jean Smart takes home the award for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series for her role in “Hack” at the Emmys.

“Thank you so, so much,” Smart began her speech. “It’s very humbling, it really is and I appreciate this because I — I just don’t get enough attention,” she joked. 

Tonight’s win is Smart’s third for “Hacks.” She has won six Primetime Emmys in total.

More on the show: The Max comedy series follows aging stand-up comedian Deborah Vance (played by Jean Smart) who joins forces with the young comedy writer Ava Daniels (played by Hannah Einbinder) to save her act at a casino in Las Vegas.

In an interview with CNN’s Chris Wallace earlier this year, Smart said she was a bit apprehensive to play opposite Einbinder, a comedian in real life and the daughter of the “Saturday Night Live” original cast member Laraine Newman. Smart said she had never done standup comedy before taking on the role of the brilliant and biting comedian Vance.

CNN’s Tori B. Powell and Marianne Garvey contributed to this report.

Elizabeth Debicki from "The Crown" accepts the award for best supporting actress in a drama series from Da'Vine Joy Randolph.

Elizabeth Debicki takes home the Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series.

While accepting her award, Debicki — who starred as the “People’s Princess” in “The Crown” — thanked the show’s creator Peter Morgan, as well as the cast and crew behind the series.

This is Debicki’s first Emmy win.

More on the show: Netflix’s jewel, “The Crown,” has traversed 60 years of world history through the lens of the British monarchy.

Debicki played Princess Diana in the most recent season as well as the fifth — a performance for which she earned Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

She’s previously appeared in the BBC’s crime series “The Night Manager,” plus two “Guardians of the Galaxy” movies, “The Man from U.N.C.L.E” and Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet,” among others.

CNN’s Alli Rosenbloom and Sandy Thin contributed reporting.

Liza Colón-Zayas accepts the award for best supporting actress in a comedy series for her work in "The Bear."

The Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series goes to Liza Colón-Zayas for her role in “The Bear.”

“Thank for lowering the microphone for me, thank you so much,” Colón-Zayas began her speech.

She then noted how her husband told her not to write a speech.

“How-how could I have thought it would be possible to be in the presence” of her fellow nominees including Meryl Streep and Carol Burnett, she asked. “I love you all. I revere you all to the bottom of my heart,” she said.

Colón-Zayas also thanked the cast and directors of the show. “Thank you for giving me new life with this show,” she said. 

And finally she had a message “to all Latinas who are looking at me, keep believing and vote, vote for your rights, thank you,”

Damon Wayans, George Lopez and Jesse Tyler Ferguson speak onstage.

While presenting the Emmy for lead actor in a comedy series, famed TV dads Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Damon Wayans and George Lopez took the opportunity to thank their TV wives (and husband).

“To be a great TV dad,” Lopez said, you have to have a great TV spouse.

Wayans thanked his “My Wife and Kids” co-star Tisha Campbell, Lopez thanked his “George Lopez” show TV wife Constance Marie and Ferguson thanked his “Modern Family” TV husband Eric Stonestreet.

Jeremy Allen White accepts the award for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series.

“The Bear” star Jeremy Allen White wins outstanding lead actor in a comedy series at the 76th Emmy Awards.

“This show has changed my life,” White said while accepting the award for his lead role in Hulu and FX’s beloved culinary series. “It has instilled a faith that change is possible,” he continued, adding, “if you are able to reach out, you are really truly never actually alone.”

He also thanked the Television Academy as well as his cast mates and his family.

White plays Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, the nervy, ultra-talented chef who returns to his hometown of Chicago following the tragic death of his brother. The chance to take over his family’s restaurant comes with a return to the Berzattos’ fraught relationships and past traumas. The show is buoyed by a stellar supporting cast as it explores Carmy’s personal and professional life through the brooding performance of White.

CNN’s Matt Meyer contributed reporting.

Billy Crudup accepts the award for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series.

Billy Crudup earned the award for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series for his role in “The Morning Show” at the Emmys. 

“This is an incredible honor, thank you all,” Crudup said.

He then gave a shoutout to his wife, actress Naomi Watts, who he noted is an immigrant, and listed her many accolades and successful endeavors. 

“This process has been incredible for me and I hope everybody else that’s involved knows how much it means to me,” he said.

More on the show: The stakes were raised even higher in the third season of the “The Morning Show” of this taut workplace drama featuring Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston. The show has already taken home three Primetime Emmys in years past, including one in 2020 for supporting actor Billy Crudup.

CNN’s Lisa Respers France and Dan Heching contributed to this report.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach accepts the award for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series. 

Ebon Moss-Bachrach wins outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series at the 76th Emmy Awards.

While accepting his award, Moss-Bachrach said he’s “so grateful” for “The Bear” and spoke about how much of a “privilege” it was to work with his cast members, whom he referred to as his “incredible family.” Moss-Bachrach also thanked his parents, who he joked are “taking such nice care of my cat” as well as his children.

Hulu and FX’s beloved culinary series is about the inner workings of a high-pressured chef and his staff in a Chicago restaurant.

Nominally considered a comedy at tonight’s awards, “The Bear” can be very funny. But it’s best known for its tension-drenched scenes inside the kitchen and its moving exploration of family dynamics. The show has risen from a favorite of TV nerds to the next “prestige TV” hit, while the restaurant at the center of the series has transformed from a sandwich shop to a high-end eatery.

Hosts Eugene and Dan Levy speak during the Emmy Awards on September 15 in Los Angeles.

Father-son duo and Emmys hosts Dan and Eugene Levy kicked off Sunday’s ceremony joking about how hosting is a new experience for the pair, who joked they “more like actors acting like hosts.” 

Dan Levy acknowledged this is the first time they worked together since starring alongside each other in “Schitt’s Creek,” which ended in 2020. Eugene Levy spoke of his famed roles playing movie and TV dads — including his role in “American Pie” — and joked that his best “dad role” was in “Schitt’s Creek” because it won him his first Emmy.

The Canadian-bred actors joked about how they don’t wish to cut any winners off early while they make their acceptance speeches, with Eugene Levy saying, “If you’re going to say anything meaningful or emotional or, god forbid, political, just keep it short…”

Schitt’s Creek ran from 2015 to 2020 and starred Catherine O’Hara, Annie Murphy, Emily Hampshire and Noah Reid, among others. The series won nine Emmys during its run, with five of those wins coming in 2020 for the beloved series’ final season. Dan Levy, Eugene Levy, O’Hara and Murphy all swept the acting categories, and the show won best comedy.

Aaron Moten arrives at the Emmy Awards on September 15 in Los Angeles.

Lots of the evening’s men are eschewing traditional black-tie in favor of something more flamboyant.

“Abbott Elementary” star Chris Perfetti impressed in a theatrical ruffled shirt from Christian Siriano’s Spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection and “Fallout” star Aaron Moten arrived in an all-red Kenzo suit with a Nehru collar.

Alan Cumming arrives at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on September 15.

“The Traitors” actor Alan Cumming and fellow Scot Richard Gadd, creator of “Baby Reindeer,” both wore kilts (in black and traditional tartan, respectively), with the former’s plaid cummerbund train emerging from his cream Teddy von Ranson jacket to double up as a scarf.Even those men opting for more conventional tailoring incorporated playful touches, from host Dan Levy’s sculpted Loewe neckline to the silky unbuttoned shirt of Jonathan Bailey’s Giorgio Armani suit.

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Cast members of “The Bear” have arrived on the red carpet.

Hulu and FX’s beloved culinary series, about the inner workings of a high-pressured chef and his staff in a Chicago restaurant, scored 23 nominations in the comedy category this year.

Jeremy Allen White arrives at the Emmy Awards on September 15 in Los Angeles.

Ayo Edebiri poses on the Emmys red carpet.

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Meryl Streep arrived on the red carpet stunning in a rosy pink ensemble at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards.

Streep is nominated this year for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for her portrayal of Loretta Durkin in “Only Murders in the Building.”

Meryl Streep arrives at the Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 15 in Los Angeles.

Streep poses on the red carpet.

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The cast of Abbott Elementary has arrived on the red carpet.

The endearing comedy series about an underfunded Philadelphia public school and the dedicated, passionate teachers and staff who work there is back in the mix at this year’s Emmy awards with nine nominations, after previously winning four statuettes (including two for creator and star Quinta Brunson) in years past.

Quinta Brunson attends the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, on Sunday, September 15. Mike Blake/Reuters

Tyler James Williams walks the red carpet.

Chris Perfetti attends the Emmys.

Janelle James walks the red carpet.

Lisa Ann Walter arrives at the red carpet.

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Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey have arrived on the red carpet.

Bailey, who plays Tim Laughlin in “Fellow Travelers,” is nominated for outstanding supporting actor in a limited or anthology series. It’s his first Emmy award nomination.

Bomer, who plays Hawkins Fuller in the same series, is also nominated in the category.

Jonathan Bailey, left, and Matt Bomer attend the Emmy Awards on September 15 in Los Angeles, California.

Bailey walks the red carpet.

Bomer attends the Emmys red carpet.

Adapted by Ron Nyswaner, the central relationship in “Fellow Travelers” features Bomer and Bailey as two officials working in the orbit of red-baiting Sen. Joe McCarthy (Chris Bauer) and his closeted right-hand man Roy Cohn (Will Brill), who are determined to root out gays to advance their political objectives.

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CNN’s Brian Lowry contributed reporting.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 16 contestants walk the Emmy Awards red carpet on September 15 in Los Angeles.

Queens from the hit show “RuPaul’s Drag Race” have arrived on the red carpet in an array of colorful looks.

The reality competition series, where drag queens battle it out in glamorous challenges for the crown, first aired in 2009 on Logo TV.

It has exploded in popularity with more than 15 seasons across three networks, winning 29 Primetime Emmys and spawning a spinoff “All Stars” series, international versions and even a Monopoly game along the way.

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CNN’s Dan Heching contributed reporting.

Richard Gadd and Jessica Gunning in "Baby Reindeer."

The limited series “Baby Reindeer” has topped most-watched lists worldwide since its debut in April, gripping audiences on Netflix while generating headlines and speculation.

Series creator and actor Richard Gadd says it is a dramatized version of real events that happened to him, but that it has been altered for artistic and privacy reasons. He’s also repeatedly urged fans not to seek out the real-life inspirations for the project, which is about a man who is aggressively stalked by a woman he meets in a London bar.

But that hasn’t dissuaded super-fans and online sleuths, and now a Scottish woman who says she was defamed by the hit show is seeking a jury trial and damages totaling $170 million for “mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of life and loss of business,” according to California court filings.

The document alleges that the defendants and Gadd told the “biggest lie in television history” by claiming the story is true.

For his part, Gadd previously told UK newspaper The Guardian the story is “very emotionally true” but that he wanted the series to exist as a piece of art and to protect the identities of those involved.

In a June statement to CNN, a spokesperson for Netflix said, “We intend to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by Richard Gadd’s right to tell his story.”

Selena Gomez arrives at the Emmy Awards on September 15 in Los Angeles.

Selena Gomez has arrived on the red carpet.

“Only Murders in the Building,” which Gomez acts in and produces, scored 21 primetime Emmy nominations this year, including her first individual acting nomination.

The series stars Gomez, Steve Martin and Martin Short as three neighbors in an upscale New York building who are true crime fans.

Gomez walks the red carpet.

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Hosts Dan Levy, left, and Eugene Levy arrive at the Emmy Awards on September 15 in Los Angeles.

Eugene and Dan Levy, co-hosts of the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, have arrived on the red carpet in style.

The father and son duo co-starred in the Emmy-winning sitcom “Schitt’s Creek” and follow in the footsteps of recent hosts Anthony Anderson, Kenan Thompson and Cedric the Entertainer.

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Liza Colón-Zayas arrives at the 76th Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 15 in Los Angeles.

Liza Colón-Zayas, who’s nominated for an award tonight for her performance as Tina Marrero in “The Bear,” has arrived on the red carpet glittering in a green gown.

It’s the actress’ first ever Emmy nomination, but one of many that the beloved FX series received this year. “The Bear,” set in a Chicago sandwich shop-turned-high-end eatery, scored 23 nominations this year, breaking the comedy record of 22 set by the NBC hit “30 Rock” back in 2009.

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Elizabeth Debicki in the sixth season of “The Crown."

Even the most accomplished TV binger doesn’t have enough time to watch all of this year’s top shows before tonight’s ceremony gets underway in Los Angeles.

But if the proceedings at the Peacock Theater pique your curiosity about a series you’ve never tried, here’s where to watch them:

Don’t see your pick? More are listed in our full Emmy shows viewing guide

Eita Okuno, Anna Sawai and Hiromoto Ida in FX's "Shōgun."

“Shōgun,” the historical drama based on James Clavell’s bestselling novel, broke a record with its 25 Emmy nominations.

The series became only the second non-English language program to be nominated in the outstanding drama category. The hit Netflix series “Squid Game” was the first in 2022.

“Shōgun” also earned nominations for several of its stars, including Hiroyuki Sanada for outstanding lead actor in a drama series; Anna Sawai for outstanding lead actress; and both Tadanobu Asano and Takehiro Hira competing for outstanding supporting actor.

In total, “Shōgun” received 25 nominations, the most of any series this year, which helped FX garner 93 nominations — a new high for the network.

Emmy statuettes in Los Angeles on June 8.

Television’s biggest night, the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, will take place at 8 p.m. ET tonight at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles.

The ceremony will air on ABC and stream the next day on Hulu.

Live red carpet coverage begins at 6 p.m. ET on ABC.

You can follow along with live updates on this page for all the fashion, award winners and buzzy moments.

Dan Levy and Eugene Levy will host the 76th Emmy Awards.

The father and son duo Eugene and Dan Levy, who co-starred in the Emmy-winning sitcom “Schitt’s Creek,” are tonight’s hosts of the 76th Emmy Awards.

The two said in a joint statement last month that they are “thrilled to able to raise a glass to this extraordinary season of television.”

The pair will follow most recent Emmys hosts Anthony Anderson, Kenan Thompson and Cedric the Entertainer.

Jesse Armstrong, center, and the cast and crew of “Succession" accept the award for outstanding drama series at the 75th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles in January.

No, you’re not imagining things. It was “television’s biggest night” a matter of months ago.

Due to a pair of Hollywood strikes, the 75th Emmy Awards were postponed until last January. When the delayed awards show finally took place, we saw “The Bear” and “Succession” as the biggest winners, picking up six Emmys each.

The industry’s writers and actors remain back at work and we return to our regularly scheduled programming: Tonight’s awards will celebrate shows released between June 1, 2023 and May 31, 2024.

“Succession” has concluded, having used its strong showing at the January awards to cement its status as one of the best drama series in recent years. But “The Bear” looks poised to have another big night on the back of its critically lauded second season.

The FX hit’s third season was released in June and will be eligible to contend during next year’s Emmys. 

Jeremy Allen White as Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto in "The Bear."

The nominees for the 76th Emmy Awards — television’s top honor — were announced earlier this summer, and “The Bear” ate it up.

The beloved FX series, set in a Chicago sandwich shop-turned-high-end eatery, scored 23 nominations this year, breaking the record of 22 set by the NBC hit “30 Rock” back in 2009.

In the drama category, “Shōgun” had the most nominations this year with 25.

The all-time record of 32 nominations, held by HBO’s “Game of Thrones” since 2016, remains unbroken. HBO is owned by CNN’s parent company.

Some past favorites, including “Succession” and “Ted Lasso,” were not in contention this year, but “The Crown,” “The Morning Show” and “Only Murders in the Building” became the new “legacy shows” with multiple nominations.

Here are some of the nominees to watch tonight:

Outstanding drama series:

Outstanding comedy series:

Outstanding limited series:

Outstanding reality/competition series:

Outstanding talk series:

Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series:

Outstanding lead actress in a drama series:

See the full list of nominees here.