Emmys 2025 Winners List – Updating Live

HBO/Max’s rookie medical show The Pitt won Outstanding Drama Series at the 77th annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, following a Lead Actor win for its star Noah Wyle, on his seventh career nomination. It followed an earlier win by Katherine LaNasa for Supporting Actress.

Netflix’s juggernaut limited series won a leading six trophies tonight, including three for writer, producer and star Stephen Graham, and Apple TV+’s The Studio scored four, capped off by Outstanding Comedy Series.

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Apple TV+’s Severance, HBO’s Last Week Tonight and HBO Max’s Hacks won two apiece, the only other multiple winners on the night. The combined HBO/HBO Max led all networks and platforms with nine Emmys, followed by Apple TV+ with seven and Netflix with six — all for Adolescence. Disney+, NBC, CBS and Peacock took home one apiece.

Britt Lower won Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Apple TV+’s Severance on her first career nom.

After presenter Stephen Colbert got a rousing ovation, Seth Rogen took the first award of the night, Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for The Studio — his first. The show led the field at last weekend’s two-night Creative Arts Emmys. Jean Smart followed with a Lead Actress in a Comedy win for Hacks — her fourth for the HBO Max show and seventh of her career.

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Rogen later picked up a second and third Emmy for directing and writing The Studio, both shared with Evan Goldberg. Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory — their third career wins — and first-timer Frida Perez also shared the scripting win.

Newcomer Owen Cooper surprised few with his Supporting Actor in a Limited Series win for Netflix’s smash Adolescence. The show’s Erin Doherty also scored her first Emmy, for Supporting Actress in a Limited Series

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Hannah Einbinder finally broke through on her fourth career nomination, winning Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series in Hacks. Cristin Milioti also was a first-time winner, taking Lead Actress in a Limited Series for HBO’s The Penguin.

LaNasa and Tramell Tillman later took Supporting Actress and Actor in a Drama for HBO Max’s breakout freshman series The Pitt and Apple’s Severance, respectively — each on their first career nom. Tillman is the first Black man to win in his category. Jeff Hiller followed suit with Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for HBO’s now-wrapped Somebody Somewhere on his first career nomination.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, CBS’ veteran late-nighter that is ending after this season, won for Outstanding Talk Series.

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Peacock’s The Traitors won its second consecutive Emmy for Reality Competition Program, and the win made it 5-for-5 this year, winning in all of its nominated categories including the Creative Arts wins. HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver won its third consecutive Emmy for Scripted Variety Series and later its eighth in a row for Writing for a Scripted Variety Series — winning every year since 2016.

SNL50: The Anniversary Special took the trophy for Variety Special (Live), and creator Lorne Michaels noted that he won his first Emmy 50 years ago for Saturday Night Live‘s first season.

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Philip Barantini won Netflix’s first statuette of the night, for directing Adolescence. Same for Adam Randall, who won Directing for a Drama Series for Apple TV+’s Slow Horses.

Adolescence picked up a third win for writing, which went to first-timers Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham.

The night’s first statuette for writing went to Dan Gilroy for Disney+’s Star Wars drama Andor.

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The In Memoriam segment featured Vince Gill and Lainie Wilson duetting on “Gonna Cry.” Among those tributed were Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Julian McMahon, Valerie Mahaffey, Teri Garr, Gary Smith, Allan Blye, Terry Louise Fisher, David Duclon, Jonathan Kaplan, Glenn Padnick, Larry Auerbach, Robin Kaye, Mark Snow, Ozzy Osbourne, Loni Anderson, Alan Rachins, Ruth Buzzi, Chuck Woolery, Anne Burrell, Wink Martindale, Jeff Margolis, Dave Flebotte, Jeri Taylor, Marty Callner, Tony Etz, Ronnie Yeskel, David Steinberg, Bill Moyers, Dorothy Fox, Skip Brittenham, George Wendt, Alf Clausen, Richard Chamberlain, Michelle Tracthtenberg, Toni Vaz, Lane Leavitt, Judith Jameson, Peter Kwong, Don, Mischer, Loretta Swit, John Amos, Maggie Smith, David Lynch, Linda Lavin and Quincy Jones.

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Apple TV+ drama Severance comes in as the most-nominated show with 27, followed by HBO limited series The Penguin with 24. Apple TV+ comedy The Studio and HBO drama The White Lotus are next with 23 noms apiece, and Hacks is second in the comedy field with 14. HBO/HBO Max tops all networks and streamers with 142 nominations, ahead of Netflix’s 120 — the only platforms in triple digits. Here’s the full nominees list, and have a look at Pete Hammond’s Emmy predictions here.

The 2025 Emmys celebrated programs that premiered between June 1, 2024 and May 31, 2025. Comic Nate Bargatze is making his awards-show hosting debut with the Emmy ceremony, which airs live coast-to-coast on CBS and streams on Paramount+.

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And here are all the winners at the 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards:

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