The 75th Emmy Awards are set to honor the best and brightest on our TVs at a star-studded ceremony airing Monday night on Fox.

The show was postponed last year amid the writers and actors strikes that brought Hollywood to a halt for several months. This year’s Emmys honor TV series and television movies that aired June 1, 2022, to May 31, 2023.

“Succession” is up for 27 nominations for its final season, with its lead and supporting cast members nabbing big nods for the night. HBO and Max could dominate the ceremony as “The Last of Us” and “The White Lotus” also received a bunch of nominations. Netflix could also have a big showing at the ceremony with “Beef,” “Dahmer ― Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” and “Wednesday” each gaining a handful of nominations.

ABC’s “Abbott Elementary” is the only scripted prime-time series to earn nods in the major categories.

“The Bear,” “Beef” and “Succession” dominated their categories at the Golden Globes on Jan. 7; the Emmys could be a night of more of the same.

“Black-ish” star Anthony Anderson is hosting the show for the first time.

Could there be any surprise upsets? Will Anderson somehow win over the crowd in his opening monologue? Who will give the most rousing speech of the night?

HuffPost reporters and editors will be covering the show live. Stay tuned here for more updates.