Record-Breaking 2024 Emmy Nominations for FX's 'The Crown' and Other Shows

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FX's 'The Crown' received multiple nominations.
The 2024 Emmy Awards have set a new record for the number of nominations.
Record-Breaking 2024 Emmy Nominations for FX's 'The Crown' and Other Shows

The 2024 Emmy Awards have seen a record-breaking number of nominations for various shows, with FX's


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Emmy Nominees Analysis: Diving Deeper Into the Sleeper Hits of 2024

Variety Emily Longeretta Saturday, 20 July 2024 18:09
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    • The Emmy Awards for the 2024 cycle were unveiled on July 17, marking the first time in history that two ceremonies have been held in the same calendar year.
    • Netflix led with 107 nominations, including for ‘The Crown’ and ‘Baby Reindeer’. FX came in second with 93 nominations, largely due to ‘Shootout’ and ‘The Bear’. HBO/Max slipped to third place with 91 nominations.
    • Apple TV+ had its best year ever with 72 nominations, thanks to shows like ‘Palm Royale’, ‘The Morning Show’, and ‘Slow Horses’. Broadcast networks made a comeback into the top five with ABC and CBS tying at 38 nominations each.
    • FX’s ‘Shootout’, originally billed as a limited series, switched categories and became an immediate front-runner. Amazon Prime Video’s ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith also landed in the drama race despite being renewed for additional seasons.
    • Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’ was also nominated as a drama instead of a limited series.
    • The third season of Apple TV+’s ‘Slow Horses’ and Netflix’s ‘The Crown’, HBO Max’s ‘True Detective: Night Country’, and FX’s ‘Reservation Dogs’, 'What We Do in the Shadows', and ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans were among the top shows for their respective networks.
    • Jon Hamm earned nominations for lead limited actor for his role in ‘Fargo’ and supporting drama actor for his appearance on ‘The Morning Show’. Paul Rudd was nominated for supporting comedy actor in ‘Only Murders in the Building’ and best narrator for ‘Secrets of the Octopus’.
    • The 76th Emmy Awards will be broadcast live from downtown Los Angeles LA Live Peacock Theatre on September 15, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET/5 p.m. to 8 p.m PT on ABC and will then be available to stream the next day on Hulu.
    • Variety’s ‘Awards Circuit’ podcast is a one-stop source for lively conversations about the best in film and television, featuring interviews with top talent and creatives, discussions and debates about awards races, and industry headlines.
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    • ]The Emmy Awards for the 2024 cycle were unveiled on July 17, marking the first time in history that two ceremonies have been held in the same calendar year.[
    • Netflix led with 107 nominations, including for ‘The Crown’ and ‘Baby Reindeer’.
    • FX came in second with 93 nominations, largely due to ‘Shootout’ and ‘The Bear’.
    • Apple TV+ had its best year ever with 72 nominations, thanks to shows like ‘Palm Royale’, ‘The Morning Show’, and ‘Slow Horses’.
    • FX’s 'Shootout', originally billed as a limited series, switched categories and became an immediate front-runner. Amazon Prime Video’s 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' also landed in the drama race despite being renewed for additional seasons.
    • The third season of Apple TV+’s ‘Slow Horses’ and Netflix’s ‘The Crown’, HBO Max’s 'True Detective: Night Country', and FX's 'Reservation Dogs', 'What We Do in the Shadows', and 'Feud: Capote vs. the Swans' were among the top shows for their respective networks.
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Where to Stream 2024 Emmy-Nominated Series: ‘Shogun,’ ‘The Bear’ and More

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  • Unique Points
    • FX’s ‘Shogun’ is an epic adaptation of the James Clavell novel.
    • Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ wrapped up in 2023.
  • Accuracy
    • ]The Emmy Awards for the 2024 cycle were unveiled on July 17[
    • Netflix led with 107 nominations, including for 'The Crown' and 'Baby Reindeer'
    • FX came in second with 93 nominations, largely due to 'Shootout' and 'The Bear'
    • Apple TV+ had its best year ever with 72 nominations
    • Broadcast networks made a comeback into the top five with ABC and CBS tying at 38 nominations each
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Hyperspecific Observations From the 2024 Emmy Nominations

Vulture Magazine Joe Reid Saturday, 20 July 2024 12:00
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    • Maya Rudolph received quadruple nominations in the Emmys.
    • Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, known for La La Land and Dear Evan Hansen, can EGOT with a win in the Outstanding Music and Lyrics category for 'Which of the Pickwick Triplets Did It? from Only Murders in the Building.'
    • John Hawkes was nominated for writing a song for True Detective: Night Country.
    • Barbra Streisand performed a ballad with music by Hans Zimmer in The Tattooist of Auschwitz and was nominated.
  • Accuracy
    • FX had a great day in the Emmy nominations.
    • HBO had a bad day in the Emmy nominations.
    • Netflix led all individual networks and platforms with 107 nominations but faces an uncertain future.
    • Scott Wittman, Marc Shaiman, Maya Rudolph are nominated for 'Which of the Pickwick Triplets Did It? from Only Murders in the Building.'
    • Sara Bareilles received a nomination for songwriting on Girls5Eva.
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Emmy Nominations 2024: Historic, Record-Breaking and Otherwise Notable Nominees

The Hollywood Reporter Carly Thomas, Friday, 19 July 2024 22:52
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    • The Bear broke the record for most nominations for a comedy series at the Emmys, earning 23 nods for its second season.
    • Liza Colón-Zayas earned her first Emmy nomination for her performance in The Bear.
    • D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai became the first Indigenous actor nominated for best lead actor in a comedy series for Reservation Dogs.
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    • FX set a new record with 93 nominations this year, driven by The Bear and Shogun.
    • Selena Gomez, Ryan Gosling, Dakota Fanning, Jonathan Bailey, Naomi Watts, Takehiro Hira, Karen Pittman, Tom Hollander, Greta Lee and Paul Rudd received their first Emmy nominations.
    • Carol Burnett is the oldest comedy actress nominated for best supporting actress at 91 years old.
    • Steve Martin broke his own record as the oldest nominee for best lead actor in a comedy series at 78 years old. Larry David joined him with a nomination at the same age.
    • Lily Gladstone and Kali Reis made history as the first Indigenous women nominated for acting Emmys.
    • D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai became the first Indigenous actor nominated for best lead actor in a comedy series for Reservation Dogs.
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Why is 'The Bear' a comedy? FX show breaks record with Emmy nominations

USA Today Wednesday, 17 July 2024 00:00
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    • FX’s ‘The Bear’ received a record-breaking 23 Emmy nominations in the comedy categories for its second season.
    • FX submitted ‘The Bear’ as a comedy for Emmy consideration despite its heavily dramatic plot and frequent profanity.
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    • So many viewers of the infamously stress-inducing, tense series might be wondering about the whole ‘comedy’ part of those nominations.
    • But while the producers of ‘The Bear’ are probably popping the Champagne corks, many viewers might be wondering...
    • It got so many nominations, in fact, it broke the record for most nominations by a comedy series in one year...
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    The author makes an appeal to tradition when stating that comedy categories are less competitive than drama categories and that FX made a strategic decision to submit 'The Bear' as a comedy for better chances of winning. This is an example of an appeal to tradition fallacy.
    • ]It's not the Television Academy that picks which categories TV shows compete in, but rather the networks and streamers behind them. So FX decided to submit 'The Bear' as a comedy, and that's where it will stay.[
    • Comedy categories are traditionally less competitive than drama, meaning all the Emmys the series won at the last Emmys are partially due to the shrewd decision by network honchos to go for the comedy gold.
  • Bias (95%)
    The article does not demonstrate any clear bias towards a specific political, religious, ideological or monetary position. However, the author uses the term 'comedy' multiple times to describe a show that is primarily dramatic in nature. This could be seen as an attempt to manipulate the Emmy Awards process by categorizing a drama as a comedy for competitive advantage. While this practice is not inherently biased, it does border on deception and falls under the category of 'category fraud'.
    • But you might be hard-pressed to laugh at the finale of Barry.
      • The short answer is, because it can! It's not the Television Academy that picks which categories TV shows compete in, but rather the networks and streamers behind them. So FX decided to submit The Bear as a comedy, and that's where it will stay.
        • Whatever it takes to win, right?
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