(Compiled by Irene Parayil)
The Primetime Emmy Awards are hosted annually to celebrate excellence in television programmes aired between June 1 of the previous year till May 31. This year marks the 77th year of its induction
The awards ceremony will take place on September 14, 2025, at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles and will be hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze. It will also be broadcast live through CBS and Paramount+. Take a look at who is leading the nominations
Leading the pack with 27 nominations across acting, directing, and technical categories, ‘Severance’ did not disappoint. Exploring the divide between work-life balance, the psychological thriller is worth the watch
Topping the limited/anthology series nominations, HBO’s ‘The Penguin’ follows with 24 nods. This story of the rise of a villain soaked in blood, power, and betrayal is one of the finest shows released in the past year
With 23 nominations each, ‘The White Lotus’ and ‘The Studio’ come in third place on the list. ‘The Studio’ received the highest number of nominations for a new comedy series in the history of the award show
There were multiple strong contenders in the drama category, including ‘The Last of Us’ (16 nominations), ‘Andor’ (14 nominations), and ‘The Pitt’ (13 nominations), in an admirable set of choices
There were a couple of outstanding comedy or comedy-hybrid shows released this year that have rightfully dominated the nominations this year, including ‘Abbott Elementary’, ‘The Bear’, and ‘Nobody Wants This’
‘Adolescence’, with 13 nominations, has been given its rightful spotlight as one of the best shows ever made. Other top nominees include ‘Black Mirror’, ‘Dying for Sex’, and ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’