Apple Earns 81 Emmy Award Nominations for Apple TV+ Shows and Movies

[MacRumors]

Apple today announced that it has received 81 Emmy Award nominations, for Apple TV+ Shows like Severance, The Studio, Bad Sisters, Dark Matter, Presumed Innocent, Slow Horses, and more.

The second season Severance earned 27 nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Lead Actor for Adam Scott, and Outstanding Lead Actress for Britt Lower. Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, John Turturro, Patricia Arquette, Jane Alexander, Gwendoline Christie, and Merritt Wever also received nominations for their performances.

The Studio with Seth Rogen earned 23 nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor for Seth Rogen, Outstanding Supporting Actor for Ike Barinholtz, and Outstanding Supporting Actress for Kathryn Hahn and Catherine O'Hara.

Other shows that received Emmy Award nominations include Slow Horses, Shrinking, Presumed Innocent, The Gorge, Bad Sisters, Dope Thief, Disclaimer, Pachinko, Your Friends & Neighbors, Dark Matter, Deaf President Now!, and Bono: Stories of Surrender.

Apple says that it had the most acting nominations of any network or studio this year, with 31 total acting nods. A full list of nominations can be found in Apple's Newsroom article.

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[techfreak23]

Not surprising. They have some really good shows. Shows what putting quality over quantity can really accomplish.

 

[Plutonius]

Who really watches a show because it has won an Emmy ?

 

[L.U.C.A]

Who really watches a show because it has won an Emmy ?

Did anyone suggest that they did?

 

[Black_Mage]

I enjoyed Severance during my free trial of Apple TV. It reminded me of Lost. Same mystery and weird unexplained situation vibes.

 

[Nick_Australia]

'The Studio' had some really great episodes in it, and a good seasonal story arch, however the last episode was a bit of a flop. I feel the whole 'having excessive amounts of drugs and chaos ensues' is a cheap way of trying to make an episode entertaining.

 

[Baritone_Guy]

'The Studio' had some really great episodes in it, and a good seasonal story arch, however the last episode was a bit of a flop. I feel the whole 'having excessive amounts of drugs and chaos ensues' is a cheap way of trying to make an episode entertaining.

I am with you on The Studio. Too much chaos. If there is a season 2, I doubt I will watch it. Slow Horses however, bring it on. Really enjoy it.

 

[Frantisekj]

And winner of category 1 ..... is... Apple
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And winner of category 10 ..... is... Apple
And winner of category 11 ..... is... Apple

And sponsor of award ..... is... Google, sorry wrong envelope, is.... Apple 😂

 

[GermanSuplex]

They should have award shows once every five or ten years. There’s too many, and too many categories.

 

[falainber]

"The Studio" has 75% ranking on Rotten Tomatoes. That's pretty low. Who are the morons that nominate the shows for Emmy?

 

[newyorksole]

They should have award shows once every five or ten years. There’s too many, and too many categories.

iPhones and award shows will be every year for as long as possible.

 

[KanosWRX]

Who really watches a show because it has won an Emmy ?

You don't watch a show because it won an Emmy. The shows people watch and love are what win Emmy's (at least usually) and it rewards the hard work of the cast and crews behind them.

 

[TaxiZaphod]

No love for "Silo"? I'm enjoying that show much more than the others mentioned here.

 

[fbr$]

Great! Now just give me Tehran season 3, please! If we'll have to wait for peace in the Middle East to happen first, *than* we'll never watch it.
*then* 😔

 

[mixmastermike]

You don't watch a show because it won an Emmy. The shows people watch and love are what win Emmy's (at least usually) and it rewards the hard work of the cast and crews behind them.

If that was true, Better Call Saul would have gotten at least one Emmy.

The Emmy's are a joke.

 

[DocMultimedia]

Who really watches a show because it has won an Emmy ?

When shows get nominated for awards there are many people that will at least check them out. You know, basic curiosity.

 

[DocMultimedia]

Great! Now just give me Tehran season 3, please! If we'll have to wait for peace in the Middle East to happen first, than we'll never watch it.

Absolutely loved that show.

 

[DocMultimedia]

'The Studio' had some really great episodes in it, and a good seasonal story arch, however the last episode was a bit of a flop. I feel the whole 'having excessive amounts of drugs and chaos ensues' is a cheap way of trying to make an episode entertaining.

I enjoyed it. The chaos felt like Curb Your Enthusiasm in it's first few years. It's like my brain while I program.

 

[BlairMALL]

If that was true, Better Call Saul would have gotten at least one Emmy.

The Emmy's are a joke.

It has been nominated like 50+ times.

 

[mixmastermike]

It has been nominated like 50+ times.

And not a single award for what was painfully obvious the best show on TV, and leagues ahead of everyone else in cinematography.

I'm gonna double down and say Emmy's are a hilarious joke.

 

[alfonsog]

As far as awards I usually see the best picture academy award just to see if it was really "best picture" and I'm usually not disappointed and sometimes just blown away. Moonlight, Parasite, and Everything Everywhere All at Once I would never have seen if they didn't win Best Picture and those blew me away. I also try to fly up and see the best musical and best musical revival every year on broadway (Tony Awards) but I don't usually see regular plays. Emmy's I haven't ever followed much as I didn't watch any TV shows until 2020 as I always worked nights. I still don't watch much but I've slowly been catching the award winners. I literally just finished Severance today. I'm halfway through Ted Lasso. I'm watching The Crown and Foundation and Stranger Things. I don't binge it takes me 2 days for an episode sometimes. Grammy's I don't care anything about except for the classical music category.

 

[DailySlow]

Apple today announced that it has received 81 Emmy Award nominations, for Apple TV+ Shows like Severance, The Studio, Bad Sisters, Dark Matter, Presumed Innocent, Slow Horses, and more.

The second season Severance earned 27 nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Lead Actor for Adam Scott, and Outstanding Lead Actress for Britt Lower. Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, John Turturro, Patricia Arquette, Jane Alexander, Gwendoline Christie, and Merritt Wever also received nominations for their performances.

The Studio with Seth Rogen earned 23 nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor for Seth Rogen, Outstanding Supporting Actor for Ike Barinholtz, and Outstanding Supporting Actress for Kathryn Hahn and Catherine O'Hara.

Other shows that received Emmy Award nominations include Slow Horses, Shrinking, Presumed Innocent, The Gorge, Bad Sisters, Dope Thief, Disclaimer, Pachinko, Your Friends & Neighbors, Dark Matter, Deaf President Now!, and Bono: Stories of Surrender.

Apple says that it had the most acting nominations of any network or studio this year, with 31 total acting nods. A full list of nominations can be found in Apple's Newsroom article.

Article Link: Apple Earns 81 Emmy Award Nominations for Apple TV+ Shows and Movies

TEHRAN is excellent not up for Emmy or two? Severance is cool too.

 

[MNGR]

Who really watches a show because it has won an Emmy ?

Watch them because they are good

 

[Black Belt]

I do like some of the shows like Severance and now Murderbot. I subscribe to Apple One with the family which is a great value to me with the expanded iCloud, Apple TV+, and news and magazines.

 

[JapanApple]

I do like some of the shows like Severance and now Murderbot. I subscribe to Apple One with the family which is a great value to me with the expanded iCloud, Apple TV+, and news and magazines.

MurderBot is good; it has its PC issues. All in all, it's fun to watch.