Emmys 2025 winners list: ‘The Studio’, ‘Adolescence’ sweep, ‘The Pitt’ pulls off surprise upset — full results and surprises
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards closed out in Los Angeles with a ceremony that balanced expected sweeps and genuine surprises, as The Pitt emerged as the drama series victor, The Studio cemented its historic debut in comedy, and Adolescence confirmed its status as a frontrunner in
By series, ‘Adolescence’ led the night with six Primetime wins, followed by ‘The Pitt’ and ‘The Studio’ with four apiece. ‘Severance’ collected three, while ‘Andor’, ‘Hacks’, and ‘The Penguin’ each took one or two
Updated - September 15, 2026 10:23 am IST
‘The Studio’, ‘Adolescence’ and ‘The Pitt’ take home top prizes at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards | Photo Credit: REUTERS
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards closed out in Los Angeles with a ceremony that balanced expected sweeps and genuine surprises, as The Pitt emerged as the drama series victor, The Studio cemented its historic debut in comedy, and Adolescence confirmed its status as a frontrunner in limited series. Hosted by Nate Bargatze at the Peacock Theater, the telecast carried the usual mix of Hollywood reunions, political undercurrents, and platform bragging rights, but this year’s scoreboard revealed a strikingly even spread of winners across genres and streamers.
While Severance entered the night with a towering 27 nominations, its haul was more modest than anticipated. The Apple TV drama did score lead actress for Britt Lower and supporting actor for Tramell Tillman, yet it was AMC’s The Pitt that pulled off the shock of the evening by taking Outstanding Drama Series. Noah Wyle added to the upset with a win for lead actor, while Katherine LaNasa’s supporting actress prize gave the political thriller three marquee trophies. Andor also walked away with a key win, scoring Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for its episode “Welcome to the Rebellion.”
Published - September 15, 2025 06:24 am IST
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