Stylish Hazmat-Clad Presenters Give Emmys to a Lucky Few Winners

Schitt’s Creek showed to be not only a massive fan favorite, but also one of the most acclaimed shows at the Emmys, during the first edition of the virtual ceremony, the television sitcom created by Dan Levy and Eugene Levy even set a record for most wins in a single season for a comedy.Taking the lead with a total of nine awards, with two at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, and seven during Sunday’s ceremony.

winners at the first ever virtual Emmy Awards received their awards in a peculiar manner, being handed their accolades by presenters wearing hazmat suits designed to look like tuxedos.Before this year’s Emmys, it was announced that the dress code for the typically glamorous affair would be “come as you are, but make an effort”, with stars encouraged to wear whatever outfit they felt most comfortable in, no matter how formal or informal.While some virtual attendees chose to dress down for the

2020 Emmy Awards on Sunday night with its series, including “Watchmen” and “Succession,” taking home major prizes. “Schitt’s Creek,” meanwhile, swept the comedy categories in its final season.Streaming live from more than 130 cameras stationed in nominees’ homes around the world ― from New York and Berlin, to London and Tel Aviv ― the first-ever virtual Emmys kicked off on Sunday night to celebrate a year in television that already feels like eons ago. About the only normal thing viewers

The 72nd edition of the Primetime Emmy Awards took place this weekend and Schitt’s Creek left everyone bowing down to them. The Netflix show was nominated for 15 categories at the Emmys 2020 of which it won seven prestigious awards.

Succession, Watchmen and Schitt’s Creek were the biggest winners at the 2020 Emmys.

Watchmen, Succession and Schitt’s Creek were the big winners during a politically charged Emmy Awards and a ceremony unlike any before.

Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow proved their connection is still as strong as ever during the 2020 Emmy Awards.Aniston, 51, made an in-person appearance at the Staples Center in Los Angeles at the top of the awards show on Sunday, September 20, but checked in later in the night from home.

The 2020 Emmy Awards are keeping things very safe this year.

Jennifer Aniston pulls out the extinguisher to put out a fire on the 2020 Emmy Awards stage on Sunday night (September 20) in Los Angeles.

Not even coronavirus can stop the Emmy Awards from honoring the year's achievements in television. Shows from "Schitt's Creek" to "Succession" to "Little Fires Everywhere" are up for some of the evening's top honors while some of Hollywood's biggest names may go home with an award of their own.

In an unprecedented year for the television industry, due to the still-ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we definitely are expecting a unique telecast for the 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards. This year’s show is hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, returning for his third time, which may very well be the only recognizable part of the evening’s festivities as the event goes digital.

coronavirus pandemic.The nominations for the 72 annual Emmys were revealed during a virtual event in June, where the likes of the second season of HBO’s hit drama Succession, the Regina King-led comic book miniseries Watchmen, and the Dan and Eugene Levy-created sitcom Schitt’s Creek picked up the most nods.Jimmy Kimmel will host the ceremony live from LA’s Staples Center from 8pm ET (1am BST), although most of the show will also take place virtually due to the ongoing pandemic.See the winners

seems to be the message from the Television Academy for Sunday’s unprecedented virtual 2020 Emmy Awards  — hosted for the third time by late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel — in lieu of an in-person event at LA’s Microsoft Theater.

Antonia Blyth Deputy Editor, AwardsLineOn Saturday night Ron Cephas Jones took home a second Emmy for his guest turn in NBC mega-hit This is Us, and it’s been a family affair, since Jones’ daughter Jasmine Cephas Jones also won an Emmy Thursday night, for her work on Quibi’s #FreeRayshawn, making them the first ever father-daughter winners in Emmy history.Speaking in the virtual backstage press room, Ron Cephas Jones said, “As a parent that’s the most fulfilling that I could ever feel at the

Emmy Awards are keeping it safe and classy. In these unprecedented times, new safety measures are being implemented amid the coronavirus pandemic, meaning this Sunday's Emmys will look a little different — as will their presenters.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVThe 72nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards winners may be celebrating alone in their own homes during the live but virtual broadcast on Sunday, but some of them won’t have to socially distance from their awards!Trophy presenters “may be visiting some of the winners live,” ABC, which will air the event, announced Friday.