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The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards will take place on Sunday, September 15, 2024, celebrating the best of television from the second half of 2023 and the first half of 2024. The ceremony is highly anticipated, especially after the 2023 Emmys were postponed due to the Hollywood strikes. Eugene Levy and Dan Levy, the father-son duo from Schitt's Creek, will co-host the event​

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The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, set for September 15, 2024, is poised to be one of television’s biggest nights, recognizing the best of TV from late 2023 to mid-2024. This year's ceremony, hosted by the father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy, marks a significant moment for the Emmys as it follows the turbulence caused by industry strikes that delayed the awards. The show, originally slated for earlier in the year, was pushed to the fall, similar to the schedule disruption seen in 2023.

Top Nominations

Two standout shows dominate the 2024 Emmy nominations:

Shōgun (FX) – This miniseries adaptation of James Clavell’s novel earned a record-breaking 25 nominations, the most for any production this year, spanning categories from acting to technical achievements​(TV Insider)​(Wikipedia).

The Bear (FX) – Leading the charge for comedy, The Bear secured 23 nominations, making it the most-nominated comedy in 2024. The show broke the previous record held by 30 Rock, which garnered 22 nominations during its prime​(Television Academy).

Key Categories and Nominees

Several major shows and actors have emerged as frontrunners across genres:

Outstanding Drama Series: The competition is fierce with The Crown, Fallout, The Morning Show, and Shōgun among the top contenders​(TV Insider)​(Wikipedia). The Crown and The Morning Show, known for their political and personal intrigue, have been perennial Emmy favorites.

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama: Notable nominees include Idris Elba (Hijack), Donald Glover (Mr. & Mrs. Smith), Gary Oldman (Slow Horses), and Dominic West (The Crown). Each actor represents a wide range of dramatic performances, from espionage to royal family dynamics​(TV Insider).

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama: The lineup is equally competitive, featuring Jennifer Aniston (The Morning Show), Carrie Coon (The Gilded Age), Imelda Staunton (The Crown), and Maya Erskine (Mr. & Mrs. Smith)​(Television Academy)​(Wikipedia). Staunton, playing Queen Elizabeth II, has been a standout in the latter seasons of The Crown, while Aniston continues to shine in her role as Alex Levy, navigating the high-pressure world of network news.

Outstanding Comedy Series: Aside from The Bear, which leads the comedy category, other strong contenders include Abbott Elementary, Only Murders in the Building, and Reservation Dogs. These shows span genres from workplace comedy to mystery and community storytelling​(Television Academy)​(TV Insider).

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy: Jeremy Allen White (The Bear) has been a breakout star, playing a chef struggling to turn around his family’s failing restaurant. He's up against industry veterans like Steve Martin and Martin Short, both for Only Murders in the Building, and Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm)​(Television Academy)​(Wikipedia).

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy: Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary) leads the nominations for this category, competing with Ayo Edebiri (The Bear), Selena Gomez (Only Murders in the Building), and Jean Smart (Hacks). Each actress has brought fresh takes to their characters, ranging from educators to amateur detectives​(TV Insider)​(Wikipedia).

Notable Wins in the Creative Arts Emmys

Several winners have already been announced through the Creative Arts Emmys, which took place prior to the main event. Jamie Lee Curtis won Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy for her role in The Bear, while Jon Bernthal also took home a trophy for his guest appearance in the same show. These early wins further solidify The Bear's dominant presence in 2024​

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Trends and Highlights

This year's Emmys are marked by a strong showing from streaming platforms, particularly Hulu, Apple TV+, and FX. Series like Shōgun and The Morning Show reflect a growing trend toward historical and dramatic epics, while the continued success of The Bear and Abbott Elementary shows that both dark and light-hearted comedies can captivate audiences.

Another highlight is the rise of ensemble casts and star power, with actors like Paul Rudd, Meryl Streep, and Harrison Ford making appearances across nominated shows​(

Television Academy

). This trend points to the growing prestige of television, which continues to attract major Hollywood talent.

Overall, the 2024 Emmys are set to honor an eclectic range of storytelling and performance, reflecting the growing diversity and quality of television today. Whether in drama or comedy, this year’s nominees capture the broad spectrum of human experience—from historical epics to contemporary social issues

1. NBC and Peacock (U.S.)

Broadcast Network: The 2024 Emmy Awards will be aired live on NBC, a traditional option for viewers with access to broadcast television.

Peacock Streaming: You can also stream the Emmys live via Peacock, NBC's streaming platform. If you don’t have cable, Peacock offers an accessible alternative for live streaming.

Subscription Tiers:

Peacock Premium ($5.99 per month) gives access to live events like the Emmys.

Peacock Premium Plus ($11.99 per month) offers an ad-free experience.

Where to Watch: You can access Peacock through various devices like smart TVs, streaming boxes, and mobile devices.

2. Streaming Services with NBC Access

Several live TV streaming services also provide NBC in their channel lineup, allowing you to watch the Emmys in real time:

Hulu + Live TV: This service includes NBC and costs around $69.99 per month. It also offers a large library of on-demand content, including TV shows and movies.

YouTube TV: For $72.99 per month, YouTube TV provides access to NBC along with unlimited cloud DVR to record the show and watch later.

Sling TV: If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option, Sling TV’s Blue package (around $40 per month) includes NBC in select markets, along with other popular channels.

FuboTV: A sports-heavy streaming service that includes NBC for $74.99 per month, with a 7-day free trial for new users.

All of these services offer free trial periods for first-time subscribers, making it possible to sign up and watch the event for free, provided you cancel the subscription after the Emmys.

3. Over-the-Air Broadcast (Free)

If you have a digital TV antenna, you can watch the Emmys for free via NBC over-the-air, provided that NBC is broadcast in your area. A digital antenna is a one-time purchase that can be used to access major networks, including NBC, CBS, ABC, and Fox.

4. International Streaming Options

Canada: The Emmys are often broadcast on CTV in Canada. CTV also allows live streaming through its website or mobile app for users who have a valid cable login.

United Kingdom: In the UK, you can catch the event on Sky Atlantic or NOW TV, which typically air major U.S. award shows. NOW TV offers a Sky package without a long-term contract, giving you flexibility to sign up just for the event.

Australia: Australians can usually watch the Emmys via Foxtel or Binge, both of which offer streaming options for popular U.S. shows and live events.

Other Countries: Depending on your region, check with local networks or streaming platforms for availability. Additionally, you can use a VPN service to access U.S. streaming options like Peacock if local availability is limited.

5. Social Media and Post-Event Highlights

While live streaming the entire event usually requires a subscription, highlights and key moments will be shared on platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram in real-time. These social media channels typically post clips, speeches, and major wins moments after they occur.

Full episodes or highlights may also be available for on-demand viewing on services like Peacock after the event.

Key Details for 2024 Emmys

Date: September 15, 2024 (subject to change)

Time: Likely to air at 8 PM Eastern Time (ET), though you should check local listings closer to the date for the final time.

Device Compatibility

The streaming platforms mentioned (Peacock, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, etc.) are compatible with most devices, including:

Smart TVs: Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google Chromecast

Mobile Devices: Android and iOS smartphones and tablets

Gaming Consoles: Xbox, PlayStation

Web Browsers: Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Microsoft Edge