A Celebration of Television Excellence
The big winners of the night were "Succession," which took home the award for Outstanding Drama Series, and "Ted Lasso," which won for Outstanding Comedy Series. Other notable winners included Zendaya, who won her second Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in "Euphoria," and Jason Sudeikis, who won his first Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in "Ted Lasso."
There were also some surprising wins and losses. "Squid Game," the South Korean drama that became a global phenomenon, was nominated for Outstanding Drama Series but did not win. "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," which had won the award for Outstanding Comedy Series for three consecutive years, was also nominated but lost to "Ted Lasso."
Trends
Several trends emerged from the 2024 Emmy Awards. One trend was the continued dominance of streaming services. Netflix led the way with 160 nominations, HBO Max with 140 nominations, and Hulu with 105. Traditional broadcast networks, such as ABC, CBS, and NBC, were largely absent from the top categories.
Another trend was the increasing diversity of nominees and winners. This year, there were more people of color and LGBTQ+ nominees than ever before. In addition, several shows that tell stories from diverse perspectives, such as "Squid Game" and "Reservation Dogs," were nominated for major awards.
Finally, the 2024 Emmy Awards were a reminder of television's power to unite people. The ceremony was a celebration of the best in American television, and it showcased the incredible talent that exists in the industry.
Conclusion
The 74th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards were a night to remember. The ceremony celebrated the best in American television and showcased the incredible talent that exists in the industry. The winners and losers were a mix of surprises and expected results, but the night's overall tone was one of celebration and appreciation for the power of television.
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