Emmys 2024 Highlights: 'Shōgun,' 'Baby Reindeer,' and 'The Bear' Steal the Show
The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards made a significant splash last night, with a trio of standout shows taking the spotlight. FX's Shōgun and Netflix's Baby Reindeer emerged as the big winners, while The Bear continued its impressive run, though it did not claim the top comedy prize. Hosted by the dynamic father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, the ceremony was a celebration of television excellence and marked a return to a live format after the previous year's delay due to industry strikes.
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The evening saw Shōgun clinch the coveted Outstanding Drama Series award, asserting its dominance in the drama category. This triumph was echoed by Hiroyuki Sanada’s win for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, solidifying Shōgun ’s position as a critical favorite. On the flip side, The Bear was a major player in the awards circuit, winning multiple accolades, including Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series, thanks to Christopher Storer. Despite not winning Outstanding Comedy Series—an honor that went to Hacks — The Bear 's success underscored its impact on the television landscape.
In the realm of limited series, Netflix's Baby Reindeer captured the Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series award. The show’s success was further complemented by Richard Gadd’s win for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, showcasing its broad appeal. Additionally, Jessica Gunning took home the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for her role in the same series, adding to Baby Reindeer 's growing list of accolades.
The night was also marked by notable individual achievements. Jodie Foster, inching closer to an EGOT, received her first Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her performance in True Detective: Night Country . Her win was a heartfelt moment as she expressed her gratitude to the Indigenous people of northern Alaska and her family.
John Leguizamo’s impassioned speech on diversity in Hollywood resonated deeply. He highlighted the strides made in representation while also stressing the ongoing need for more inclusive storytelling. His comments underscored a pivotal theme of the evening—acknowledging progress while advocating for further change.
The Emmys also featured nostalgic moments, such as the reunion of Happy Days stars Ron Howard and Henry Winkler, who celebrated the show's 50th anniversary with humor and fond memories. Meanwhile, Billy Crystal’s humorous reflection on his long career added a touch of nostalgia and levity to the event.
Overall, the 2024 Emmys served as a celebration of remarkable talent and storytelling, with Shōgun , Baby Reindeer , and The Bear standing out as the night’s major winners. As the television industry continues to evolve, these awards highlight both the achievements of the past year and the ongoing conversation about diversity, representation, and the future of television.
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