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The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards honored the best in television at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Seth Rogen’s “The Studio” made history with 12 wins, while “Adolescence,” “Severance,” and “The Pitt” also took home major awards.

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards: Historic Wins and Highlights

Emmy Awards 2023: Historic Wins

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards honored the best in television at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Seth Rogen&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Studio&rdquo; made history with 12 wins, while &ldquo;Adolescence,&rdquo; &ldquo;Severance,&rdquo; and &ldquo;The Pitt&rdquo; also took home major awards.

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards are being handed out Sunday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
&ldquo;The Studio&rdquo; made Emmy history by winning 12 awards, becoming the most awarded comedy series in a single season. It beats the previous record of 11 set by &ldquo;The Bear&rdquo; last year.
&ldquo;The Studio,&rdquo; Seth Rogen's Apple TV+ series, won for comedy acting, directing, and writing.
&ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo; won four awards in the limited series categories, including best supporting actor for 15-year-old Owen Cooper.
&ldquo;Severance&rdquo; entered the ceremony as the top overall nominee. Apple TV+ had the two most nominated shows, &ldquo;Severance&rdquo; and &ldquo;The Studio.&rdquo; Comedian Nate Bargatze made his hosting debut Sunday night.
Here's a list of winners at Sunday's Emmys:&nbsp;
Drama series &ldquo;The Pitt&rdquo;&nbsp;
Actor in a drama series Noah Wyle, &ldquo;The Pitt&rdquo;&nbsp;
Actress in a drama series Britt Lower, &ldquo;Severance&rdquo;&nbsp;
Supporting actor in a drama series Tramell Tillman, &ldquo;Severance&rdquo;&nbsp;
Supporting actress in a drama series Katherine LaNasa, &ldquo;The Pitt&rdquo;&nbsp;
Directing for a drama series Adam Randall, &ldquo;Slow Horses"
Writing for a drama series Dan Gilroy, &ldquo;Andor"&nbsp;
Comedy series &ldquo;The Studio&rdquo;&nbsp;
Actor in a comedy series Seth Rogen, &ldquo;The Studio&rdquo;&nbsp;
Actress in a comedy series Jean Smart, &ldquo;Hacks&rdquo;&nbsp;
Supporting actress in a comedy series Hannah Einbinder, &ldquo;Hacks&rdquo;&nbsp;
Supporting actor in a comedy series Jeff Hiller, &ldquo;Somebody Somewhere&rdquo;&nbsp;
Directing for a comedy series Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, &ldquo;The Studio&rdquo;&nbsp;
Writing for a comedy series Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory and Frida Perez, &ldquo;The Studio&rdquo;&nbsp;
Limited series, anthology series or movie &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo;&nbsp;
Actor in a limited series, anthology series or movie Stephen Graham, &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo;&nbsp;
Actress in a limited series, anthology series or movie Cristin Milioti, &ldquo;The Penguin&rdquo;&nbsp;
Supporting actor in a limited series, anthology series or movie Owen Cooper, &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo;&nbsp;
Supporting actress in a limited series, anthology series or movie Erin Doherty, &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo;&nbsp;
Directing for a limited series, anthology series or movie Philip Barantini, &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo;&nbsp;
Writing for a limited series, anthology series or movie Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo;&nbsp;
Variety special &ldquo;SNL 50: The Anniversary Special&rdquo;&nbsp;
Scripted variety series &ldquo;Last Week Tonight with John Oliver&rdquo;&nbsp;
Writing for a variety series &ldquo;Last Week Tonight with John Oliver&rdquo;&nbsp;
Talk series &ldquo;The Late Show with Stephen Colbert&rdquo;&nbsp;
Reality competition program &ldquo;The Traitors&rdquo;&nbsp;
Bob Hope Humanitarian Award Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen

Netflix’s “Adolescence” wins 8 Emmys including best limited series, “The Pitt” takes best drama, and Seth Rogen’s “The Studio” sets a comedy record at the 2025 Emmy Awards.

'Adolescence,' 'The Studio' dominate television's Emmy Awards

Netflix&rsquo;s &ldquo;Adolescence&rdquo; wins 8 Emmys including best limited series, &ldquo;The Pitt&rdquo; takes best drama, and Seth Rogen&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Studio&rdquo; sets a comedy record at the 2025 Emmy Awards.

Searing teen murder saga "Adolescence" was the big winner at Sunday's Emmy Awards, claiming eight prizes including best limited series, while "The Pitt" prevailed in a tight race for best drama at television's equivalent of the Oscars.
Seth Rogen's Hollywood satire "The Studio" dominated the comedy categories, earning best series honors and an overall total of 13 Emmys -- a new record for comedies.
"Adolescence" was arguably 2025's most talked-about TV hit. The British series for Netflix is the grim cautionary tale of a fictional 13-year-old schoolboy arrested on suspicion of murdering a female classmate with a knife.
Its examination of toxic masculinity among young boys, and the horrific messages they are exposed to via smartphones and social media, prompted debate around the world.
"We never expected our little program to have such a big impact," said co-creator Stephen Graham, who plays the teen suspect's father.
The series earned a whopping 140 million views in its first three months on Netflix. Each of its four episodes are shot in a single take.
"Adolescence" won a total of eight Emmys including best limited series -- awarded to shows that end after one season -- as well as prizes for writing, directing, lead actor, supporting actress and supporting actor.
The latter went to 15-year-old Owen Cooper, who became the youngest ever male actor to win an Emmy.
"Honestly, when I started these drama classes a couple years back, I didn't expect to be even in the United States, never mind here," he said.
 - 'The Pitt' triumphs -
"The Pitt" won best drama series -- the night's final prize, and arguably its most surprising moment.
It is a medical drama reminiscent of "ER," with the twist that all 15 episodes are set consecutively during the same unbearably stressful shift at an inner-city Pittsburgh hospital.
Tackling everything from abortion rights to mass shootings, "The Pitt" received little fanfare on its initial release but became a word-of-mouth sensation.
"ER" veteran Noah Wyle won best drama actor for his performance as the emergency room's haunted leader.
"Anybody who is going on shift tonight or coming off shift tonight, thank you for being in that job -- this is for you," he said.
Katherine LaNasa also won best supporting actress.
Pundits had considered the race too close to call, with sci-fi office thriller "Severance" considered difficult to beat.
A psychological drama set largely in the near-future offices of a shadowy corporation, it had the most nominations of any show this year with 27.
The premise: the "innie" employees of Lumon Industries quite literally leave their outside lives, memories and personalities at the door, thanks to a dystopian new mind-splitting technology.
Its star Britt Lower won best actress and Tramell Tillman won for best supporting actor.
 - 'I am paying' -
"The Studio" -- both a love letter to the industry, and a searing send-up of its many hypocrisies, insecurities and moral failings -- was named best comedy series.
Rogen, its co-creator, won best actor for his role as a floundering movie executive. The show also claimed writing and directing prizes Sunday.
It had earned nine statuettes last weekend at a separate ceremony for the more technical Emmy categories.
The best comedy actress Emmy again went to Jean Smart -- her fourth for "Hacks." Hannah Einbinder finally won best supporting actress as the long-suffering assistant to Smart's late-night comedian.
Einbinder used her speech to describe the agency behind most of President Donald Trump's recent immigration raids with an expletive -- muted by broadcasting network CBS -- before adding "Free Palestine."
Television's equivalent of the Oscars had promised to steer clear of politics.
In one of the night's loudest moments, "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" won finally won best variety talk series. A staple of late-night US television, the show will end in 2026.
CBS has denied the cancellation is related to parent company Paramount's $16 million settlement with Trump. Colbert -- a regular critic of the US president -- had dubbed the payment "a big fat bribe."
Emmys host Nate Bargatze spent much of the evening focused on his novel initiative to keep winners' speeches short.
The comedian pledged to donate $100,000 of his own money to the Boys &amp; Girls Clubs of America.
The catch? He deducted $1,000 for every second that a winner's acceptance speech exceeds the allotted 45 seconds -- and add money back on for speeches that run short.
"Don't go crazy, because I am paying for this," quipped Bargatze.
A money counter ran on-screen for much of the gala, but was quietly removed as the evening wore on. The show ended with Bargatze and others pledging large donations that more than covered any deductions.

Netflix's 'Adolescence' captures global audiences, entering the Top 10 list with 96.7 million views. The series gains educational acclaim in the UK.

'Adolescence' Enters Netflix's Top 10 Shows

Netflix's 'Adolescence' captures global audiences, quickly climbing to ninth in the all-time Top 10 list with 96.7 million views globally.

'Adolescence' enters the Top 10 list with 96.7 million views

'Adolescence' gains global acclaim, entering Netflix's Top 10. With 96.7M views, it's now accessible for UK schools.

In just three weeks since its release, Netflix's latest hit series, "Adolescence," has taken the streaming world by storm, securing its place as the 9th most popular show on Netflix's all-time Top 10 list.
Garnering an impressive 96.7 million views to date, including 30.4 million in the latest week alone, the show has captivated audiences worldwide and entered the Top 10 list in all 93 countries where Netflix operates.
Leading the list is "Wednesday" (Season 1), followed in succession by "Stranger Things" (Season 4), "DAHMER: Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story," "Bridgerton" (Season 1), "The Queen's Gambit," "Bridgerton" (Season 3), "The Night Agent" (Season 1), and "Fool Me Once." "Stranger Things" (Season 3) completes the list at the 10th spot.
"Adolescence," a gripping crime drama crafted by creators Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, unfolds the harrowing tale of 13-year-old Jamie Miller, played by Owen Cooper.
The plot thickens as Jamie is embroiled in a murder case involving a girl from his school. Released on March 13, 2025, the limited series is composed of four compelling episodes.
The show also features robust performances by Stephen Graham, Ashley Walters, Erin Doherty, and Faye Marsay.
Demonstrating its broad appeal, "Adolescence" has caught the attention of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who announced his support for a Netflix initiative to make the series accessible for free in UK secondary schools.
This educational move will be facilitated via the Into Film streaming service, with the charity Tender providing crucial educational guides and resources to delve into the show's themes with students.
Speaking to Variety, Starmer shared his personal connection to the series, stating, "As a father, watching this show with my teenage son and daughter, I can tell you- it hit home hard."
With its potent storytelling and significant cultural impact, "Adolescence" continues to leave an indelible mark on audiences and critics alike.

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