The 2022 Emmy Awards are now over, and while TV now comes in a variety of broadcast, cable, and broadcast content, some things aren’t changing. HBO has moved away from the 2022 Emmys with several Emmys on hand like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, FX, and Apple TV+ combined. HBO has won 36 Emmys this year (including 38 previously presented Creative Arts Emmys), joint by HBO TV and HBO Max.
HBO’s big winners include The White Lotus with 10 Emmys, including “Outstanding Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie,” “Outstanding Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie,” and “Outstanding Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.” and acting awards for co-stars Jennifer Coolidge and Murray Bartlett – not to mention numerous creative and technical awards.
teen drama trance He walked out with six Emmy Awards, with Zendaya winning “Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series” and Fear of walking dead Coleman Domingo for “Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series.” Succession has won four Emmys, including “Outstanding Dramatic Series”, “Outstanding Writing for a Dramatic Series” and a Supporting Actor Award for Matthew MacFadden. HBO Max’s Hacks won three Emmy Awards, including Jane Smart for “Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series” and Laurie Metcalf for “Best Actress in a Comedy Series.”
Other HBO . earnings include Last week tonight with John Oliver He went on to dominate the “Variety Series” category with three wins, while comedian and actor Jerrod Carmichael won an Emmy for his special “Rothaniel.”
Watching how the Emmys rocked has been particularly interesting this year. Streaming giants like Netflix and Disney+ walked away with very little (if any) to appear in the awards, while HBO (which had turbulent times under the new Warner Bros. Discovery merger) emerged as the strongest survivor.
Netflix has canceled a few Emmys, but nothing seems to match the level of pop culture it has enjoyed. Squid game, Stranger Things 4, or Ozark Final season. Apple TV+ got some big acting gains with Jason Sudeikis and Brett Goldstein wins Ted Lasso. Disney was perhaps one of the most notable absentees in the winners circle: Between Disney+, Hulu, FX, and broadcast network ABC, the breakout hit abbot primary It only won 3 Emmys, while Hulu was a huge success leakageAnd the DubcekAnd the Pam and Tommy They hardly succeeded in any of their nominations. Disney+ (with all its great Marvel and zeitgeist Star Wars TV content) gets an Emmy for Marvel’s moon knight In “Outstanding Audio Editing for a Limited Series or Anthology, Movie or Special”.
So, while streaming wars may crown some royalty, the awards circuit is still a traditional setting, where the HBO dynasty reigns.
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