The Walt Disney Company continues to make history in the entertainment world! The company has just secured a record-breaking 183 Emmy Award nominations for the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards. From streaming powerhouses to groundbreaking TV series, Disney’s content spectrum has truly dazzled audiences and critics alike.
Disney’s streaming platforms led the charge with a staggering 181 nominations. Hulu stood out with an impressive 152 Emmy nods, while Disney+ garnered 32. FX, another Disney division, achieved its own record with a remarkable 93 nominations. Collectively, the nominations include content from Disney’s wide-ranging brands and studios, emphasizing the company’s immense footprint in modern television.
Among the standout nominees, FX and Hulu’s “Shōgun” leads with a jaw-dropping 26 nominations. This epic series, blending historical drama with stunning visual storytelling, has already become a critical darling. Notably, it clinched the “Program of the Year” at the Television Critics Association Awards. The show’s premiere set records, attracting over nine million viewers globally across Hulu, Disney+, and Star+. Its critical acclaim is underscored by a near-perfect 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Comedy series “The Bear” on Hulu has also made headlines by setting a new Emmy record for a comedy series with 23 nominations. The show’s second season continued its success streak, earning a 99% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Since its debut in 2022, “The Bear” has captivated viewers and critics alike, securing milestones such as 5.4 million views within the first four days of its third season premiere.
As we approach the Emmy Awards on September 15, 2024, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, all eyes will be on how many awards Disney can take home. This event might just be another record-smashing moment for the entertainment giant.
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Source: Jess Parker
