‘Succession’ & ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Pick Up Best Series Emmy Momentum With Casting Wins

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Maggie Kiley (Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, Riverdale) is set to direct and executive produce the first two episodes of Peacock’s limited series Dr. Death, starring Jamie Dornan, Alec Baldwin and Christian Slater.

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Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVPop TV was one of the biggest stories at the 2020 Emmy Awards. Fueled by Schitt’s Creek‘s unprecedented sweep of all seven comedy categories on the main telecast Sunday, the small basic cable outlet ranked third among all networks and platforms in total wins, behind only awards juggernauts HBO and Netflix.

Watchmen, Succession and Schitt's Creek were among the big winners at the 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards.Zendaya and Mark Ruffalo were also among those receiving trophies at home in this year's ceremony, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel from the Staples Center in Los Angeles with video links to winners' homes (or, in some cases, the set of their shows).Watchmen had scored the most nominations of any show this year with 26, taking home 11 across Sunday's show and the Creative Arts Emmys, including the Best

Jeremy Strong has won the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at the 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards.The Succession star beat off competition from Ozark’s Jason Bateman, This is Us star Sterling K Brown, The Morning Show’s Steve Carell, Succession’s Brian Cox and Pose’s Billy Porter to win the award.As he accepted the prize, he said he wanted to share it with writer Jesse Armstrong and his co-star Brian Cox.The Independent gave the latest series of Succession a glowing five-star

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is historically an Emmys favorite, and yet Schitt's Creek totally shut.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorSuccession capped its four-win Sunday night by winning the marquee Best Drama Series at the 72nd annual Primetime Emmy Awards, duplicating the feat from the Golden Globes and helping HBO win the overall crown as the network with the most wins this Emmy season.Like the rest of the night’s winners, Succession creator Jesse Armstrong accepted the honor from afar — in his case a hotel room in London.

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

72nd Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, are officially over, and even as the event pivoted to a mostly virtual affair, the results were still largely the same: The best and brightest TV shows of the year were celebrated, with their casts, crews, and creative teams walking home (er, staying home) with several shiny prizes (though many categories were already announced at the Creative Arts Emmys last week).  This year, there were a lot of great shows in contention for the night's

Peter White Television EditorSchitt’s Creek has become a Canadian success story and while Pop TV, and to some extent, Netflix, will get the domestic plaudits – the network that gave the comedy its first chance was CBC.The public broadcaster said that it was “proud” to have commissioned the Dan Levy and Eugene Levy-created comedy, which gave Canada its first ever series win and became the first comedy or drama to sweep all four acting categories.The show was also the first series to sweep all

Also Read: Emmys 2020: The Complete Winners List (Updating Live)No comedy series has swept all four acting awards at the Emmys before, much less all four acting awards plus the ones for writing and directing. “All in the Family” won in three out of the four acting categories in 1978 and two of the four in 1972.The show’s previous seasons hadn’t won a single Emmy, although it received several nominations.

Catherine O’Hara finally got her well deserved Emmy for playing Moria Rose on “Schitt’s Creek”.