The 77th Emmy Awards concluded Sunday night at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
"The Studio" set a record with 23 nominations going into the ceremony, the most for the debut season of a comedy in Emmy Awards history, and took home several major awards. "Adolescence" also won big, with wins for supporting actor and actress, outstanding limited series and lead actor.
The HBO Max hit medical drama, "The Pitt," also had a big night, winning awards for supporting actress, lead actor and outstanding drama series.
Here are some of the other big winners of the night.
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Noah Wyle took home the award for lead actor in a drama series for "The Pitt." (Warrick Page/MAX)
Britt Lower won the Emmy Award for playing Helly R. in "Severance." (Apple TV PLus)
Seth Rogen won the Emmy Award for lead actor in a comedy series. (Apple TV Plus)
Jean Smart won the Emmy Award for her role in the HBO Max series, "Hacks." (Courtesy of Max)
Stephen Graham won lead actor in a limited series. (Courtesy of Netflix © 2024)
Cristin Milioti won for her role in the limited series, "The Penguin." (Macall Polay/HBO)
Tramell Tillman won for his work on "Severance." (Apple TV Plus)
Katherine LaNasa won supporting actress in a drama series at the Emmy Awards. (Warrick Page/Max)
Hannah Einbinder won supporting actress in a comedy for her role in "Hacks." (Courtesy of Max)
Owen Cooper won the Emmy for his supporting role in "Adolescence." (Courtesy of Netflix © 2024)
Erin Doherty won for supporting actress in a limited series for "Adolescence." ( Ben Blackall/Netflix © 2024)
John Oliver won outstanding variety series. (HBO)
"Adolescence" won outstanding writing for a limited series. (Courtesy of Netflix © 2024)
John Oliver and his team also won for writing. (HBO)
"Adolescence" won for outstanding directing. (Courtesy of Netflix © 2024)