Netflix sci-fi series among big nominees at 74th Emmys
‘Stranger’ awards ceremonies: NBC closes out the summer with an illustrious show when the 74th Emmy Awards airs Monday, Sept. 12.
The three-hour awards show, which honors the year’s best moments and performances in prime-time and latenight television, continues a decadeslong tradition of choosing notable “Saturday Night Live” cast members and writers as host, this year selecting none other than veteran comedian Kenan Thompson, who also received his very own Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Thompson will be presiding over a tight awards competition this year, as new and returning titles vie for the top spots in their respective genres.
While nominees for Outstanding Drama Series include Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” “Ozark” and “Squid Game,” HBO’S “Euphoria” and “Succession,” Apple TV+’S “Severance” and Showtime’s “Yellowjackets,” the Comedy Series category sees its own group of impressive contenders with HBO’S “Barry,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “Hacks,” Prime Video’s “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building,” Apple TV+’S “Ted Lasso,” FX’S “What We Do in the Shadows” and ABC’S “Abbott Elementary.”
“Killing Eve” stars Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh also each received nominations for Lead Actress in a Drama Series for their work in the show’s final season. They are joined by Reese Witherspoon (“The Morning Show”), Laura Linney (“Ozark”), Melanie Lynskey (“Yellowjackets”) and Zendaya (“Euphoria”).
Meanwhile, “Abbott Elementary” creator Quinta Brunson joins the nominees for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, thanks to her performance in the sitcom’s freshman season.this is her first Emmy nomination.
The 74th Emmy Awards is produced by Done+dusted and Hudlin Entertainment.
Don’t miss the best and brightest performances of the year when they’re honored at the 74th Emmy Awards, airing live Monday, Sept. 12, on NBC.
Bury the honeymoon: When these lovers are knocked down, they always get back up. “90 Day: The Single Life” premieres its third season Monday, Sept. 12, on TLC.
The “90 Day Fiancé” spinoff follows former 90 Day franchise stars after their initial relationships failed to stand the test of time. Now newly single and ready to mingle, Season 3 watches as six stars wade back into the dating pool while dodging matchmakers, exes and their own commitment issues.
Veronica, despite successfully coparenting with her ex-boyfriend Tim Malcom, has trouble finding love. As the men she dates consistently feel threatened by her lasting friendship with Tim, Veronica grows more and more anxious about the possibility of becoming a cat-owning spinster.this season, she checks her boundaries, hoping to achieve success in romance.
After a recent split from her husband and subsequent journey of self-discovery, tiffany is ready to meet a man who will adore her children as his own. Finding that man, however, proves easier said than done.
Tiana is going with the flow in Aruba after separating from her ex, leaving herself open to all genders and experiences that may come along, while Natalie’s split from Michael has not hindered her desire for children of her own. Her new boss seems like quite a catch, though — if his baggage doesn’t prove to be too much for the pair.
And as Debbie hopes there is a man out there who appreciates her for the “fun, loving, kind-hearted woman” she is, Ceasar feels the pressure to find his life partner as his 50th birthday looms. Since his previous online relationship left him feeling used and manipulated, he seeks assistance from a professional matchmaker in Kyiv.
Watch these singles find new love in “90 Day: Single Life,” premiering its third season Monday, Sept. 12, on TLC.
Three’s a crowd: The rings are off in Season 17 of “Sister Wives,” premiering Sunday, Sept. 11, on TLC.
“Sister Wives” follows the Browns — a polygamous family consisting of patriarch Kody, his wives Christine, Meri, Robyn and Janelle, and their cumulative 18 children — as they grow together in the southwestern United States.
The Season 17 teaser first alluded to a split when its usual title card containing four rings saw the third ring topple to the ground. In a later trailer, Christine parts ways with Kody, admitting that she feels he prioritizes Robyn and that their lack of intimacy is irreconcilable.
Kody enters Season 17 still grieving and feeling blindsided by Christine’s departure.all his relationships faced severe stress and damage during the COVID-19 pandemic-induced separation, but the dissolving of his relationship with Christine has left him questioning the validity of his other marriages as well.
From the remaining wives’ perspectives (particularly Meri), Christine’s departure represents a significant loss to the family and their collective friendship.
Meri is also on rocky ground with Kody, who claims their relationship has lost its romantic spark.their sexual fire has dwindled to a smoking coal, but Meri assures she is not deterred by their lack of romance and that she has hope her bond with Kody will strengthen again soon.
After accumulating decades of marriage across 16 seasons of television, “Sister Wives” approaches a significant crossroads. Catch what happens when Season 17 begins Sunday, Sept. 11, on TLC.