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77th Emmy Awards
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, held on September 14, 2025, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, celebrated the best in television with a dazzling display of talent, surprises, and historic moments. The evening was dominated by three standout shows—Adolescence, The Pitt, and The Studio—with Netflix’s British drama Adolescence leading the pack by securing six awards, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series. The ceremony, hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze, aired live on CBS and Paramount+, marking a vibrant start to Hollywood’s award season.
Adolescence Shines Bright
Netflix’s intense British drama Adolescence, centered on a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering a female classmate, emerged as the night’s biggest winner. The four-episode series, lauded for its innovative single-camera shot filming style, clinched six Emmys, including:
Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series for Stephen Graham
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series for Owen Cooper
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series for Erin Doherty
Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series for Philip Barantini
Outstanding Writing for a Limited Series for Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham
At just 15 years old, Owen Cooper made history as the youngest male winner in any acting category at the Emmys for his role as Jamie Miller in Adolescence. In his heartfelt acceptance speech, Cooper said, “I was nothing about three years ago… Step out your comfort zone a little bit, who cares if you get embarrassed?” His win marked a significant milestone, with the series also earning praise for its timely exploration of online misogyny and radicalization.
Stephen Graham, a three-time Emmy winner for acting, writing, and producing Adolescence, dedicated his award to the collaborative spirit of the team, stating, “What we managed to create was a beautiful family. Everyone was respected and treated with the utmost of respect.”
The Pitt Claims Best Drama
HBO Max’s freshman medical drama The Pitt triumphed in the drama category, winning Outstanding Drama Series and securing three awards overall. Noah Wyle, who starred as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, won his first-ever Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series after multiple nominations for ER. In his acceptance speech, Wyle dedicated his award to healthcare workers, saying, “To anybody who is going on shift tonight, or coming off shift tonight, thank you for being in that job. This is for you!” Katherine LaNasa also won Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role in the series.
The Studio Sets Comedy Record
Apple TV+’s satirical comedy The Studio, a first-year series about the inner workings of Hollywood, broke records by winning 13 Emmys across the Primetime and Creative Arts ceremonies, the most ever for a comedy in a single season. The show secured four awards on the night, including:
Outstanding Comedy Series
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for Seth Rogen
Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg
Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for Rogen, Goldberg, Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, and Frida Perez
Rogen, visibly moved, remarked, “It’s getting embarrassing,” as he accepted multiple awards. The series’ record-breaking haul surpassed the previous mark set by Ted Lasso.
Other Notable Wins
Severance (Apple TV+), despite leading with 27 nominations, won two major awards: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Britt Lower and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for Tramell Tillman, the latter becoming the first Black man to win in his category.
Hacks (HBO Max) saw Jean Smart win her fourth Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, while Hannah Einbinder earned her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Einbinder’s acceptance speech included a bold statement, “Fuck Ice and free Palestine,” sparking discussions backstage.
The Penguin (HBO Max) secured Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series for Cristin Milioti, contributing to its nine total wins across the season.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert won Outstanding Talk Series, with Colbert receiving a standing ovation amid the show’s looming cancellation.
A Night of Milestones and Reflections
The ceremony was marked by historic achievements. Ayo Edebiri became the first Black woman nominated for both acting and directing in the same year for The Bear, while Bella Ramsey, at 21, became the youngest two-time nominee for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series and the first non-binary performer to achieve this milestone.
Host Nate Bargatze kept the evening lively, implementing a unique $100,000 charity donation gimmick for the Boys & Girls Club, with deductions for speeches exceeding 45 seconds. Despite some speeches pushing the limit, Bargatze announced a final donation of $350,000.
The 77th Emmys highlighted a dynamic year for television, with new series like Adolescence, The Pitt, and The Studio sharing the stage with established shows like Severance and Hacks. The night was a testament to the industry’s evolving landscape, blending innovation with timeless storytelling.
Two first-time Emmy winners. One incredible episode.
Congratulations to Adolescence’s Owen Cooper and Erin Doherty. | 📸: getty pic.twitter.com/10F6g8nItU
— Netflix (@netflix) September 15, 2025
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