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Before this year's Emmy statuettes are handed out at Los Angeles' Peacock Theater on Sept. 14, some might be adjusting their internal dials for a replay of last year's ceremony and the winners in their minds.
\n\nThis time around HBO Max’s medical drama “The Pitt” leads nominations with 25 honors. Will it take the trophy home for best drama, as it did in 2025? “Hacks,” the streamers comedy about a standup (Jean Smart) who successfully revived her career, follows with 24 nominations, racked up for its fifth and final season. Might Smart sweep the outstanding lead actress category for all five seasons? And soon we'll find out what the tides will bring in for Apple TV's black comedy “Widow’s Bay” − which earned 19 mentions mentions − when the ceremony airs (8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, streaming live on NBC and Peacock).
\n\nAt last year's celebration, the British Netflix drama "Adolescence" scored a leading six awards and set a new record. At 15, Owen Cooper became the youngest-ever to be named supporting actor in a limited series. Apple TV's industry comedy "The Studio," which star and executive producer Seth Rogen says draws from real life, earned four accolades, including the…
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