With 25 nominations, FX’s “Shōgun,” about 17th-century feudal Japan, racked up the most nods. FX's “The Bear,” which swept in the comedy categories at the January show broke the Emmy record for a comedy series, amassing 23 total nominations.

Quick witted, full of stars, TV reunions and some "Schitt's Creek" nostalgia, the second 2024 Emmy Awards was an inoffensive, pleasurable evening, which is honestly an A+ as far as awards shows are concerned. A night without any slaps, misread winners or terrible musical numbers is a good night for all.

There were the usual nominees that seem to win every year, such as Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, as well as some surprises, like the new reality TV juggernaut The Traitors. Shōgun, Hacks and The Bear won big, while Baby Reindeer also scored in the writing and acting categories.

Primetime Emmy Awards celebrates the best of television for the 2023-2024 season. Father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy host the Emmys live from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, Sept. 15.

Emmy Awards are being handed out Sunday at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles. “Shogun” set a single season record for most wins with 18.

The Emmy Awards were conceived in 1948 and the first ceremony took place on January 25, 1949. A total of six awards were presented, such as the Most Outstanding Television Personality and Most Popular Television Program.

To crown the most Emmy-awarded television shows of all time, Stacker rounded up the top 25 using the Emmys database and other sources.

The Emmy Awards 2024 was sure to honor the best TV had to offer. Television's biggest stars came together at the Peacock Theatre at L.A. Live in Los Angeles, with the ceremony being hosted by the father and son duo Eugene and Dan Levy.

The 76th Emmy Awards red carpet brought together a dazzling array of fashion statements from Hollywood’s top stars. Celebrities like Selena Gomez and Meryl Streep wowed with their sophisticated ensembles.