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With yesterday’s Emmy Awards, the 2023-2024 television season officially came to an end, and at the end of the evening, FX emerged as the winner with a total of 36 nominations. The network was second to Netflix in nominations, but FX’s “Shōgun” and “The Bear” were the two most nominated series of the evening.

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During the main Emmys broadcast, 14 different shows were honored, including some surprises and cancellations. Below, we’ve rounded them up and where you can stream them.

“Shōgun” was the big winner of the night. The FX series was nominated for a total of 25 awards and took home a total of 18, including major honors for lead actress Anna Sawai, lead actor Hiroyuki Sanada and the biggest award of the night, outstanding drama series.

The FX original series, which also streams on Hulu, may return for a second season, as Sanada has reportedly signed a deal to return to the series.

The Bear was the show with the second most nominations, with 23 nominations, and also won the second most awards. Among the eleven categories it won were three of the four awards for Best Actor in a Comedy: Outstanding Lead Actor (Jeremy Allen White, his second consecutive Emmy), Outstanding Supporting Actress (Liza Colón-Zayas) and Outstanding Supporting Actor (Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who also won his second Emmy).

The FX original on Hulu won awards last night for its acclaimed second season, meaning this summer’s third season will be honored at next year’s Emmys.

This year’s most awarded miniseries is Netflix’s “Baby Reindeer,” an autobiographical dramedy by and starring Scottish comedian Richard Gadd.

In addition to winning the award for Outstanding Miniseries or Anthology Series, Gadd took home two other awards – for Outstanding Actor and Outstanding Screenplay – and rising star Jessica Gunning was named Outstanding Supporting Actress.

The Max original “Hacks” entered the night with 16 nominations, and while the show only took home three of them, two of them were big surprises (where something else, perhaps “The Bear,” should have won): Jean Smart was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy, while the show won the night’s most important comedy award, Best Comedy Series.

Last night, Billy Crudup won his second Emmy for his portrayal of Cory Ellison on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show (he received his first in 2020 after the show’s first season). The show won two more Emmys this year.

In her second year, Elizabeth Debicki was nominated for her portrayal of Princess Diana of Wales in the Netflix series The Crown, winning the statuette for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama. The series also won two other trophies.

Jon Stewart, who returned to the Daily Show in his first year after initially leaving in 2015, accepted the award for Outstanding Variety Talk Series. The show also won Best Picture Editing for Variety Programming Segment.

In its second Emmy competition in a new category, John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight” continued its undisputed victory at the Emmys, taking home statuettes for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series and Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series.

This is the ninth consecutive Emmy for the weekly show in the category “Scripted Variety Series” or “Talk Variety Series.”

There’s a new Outstanding Reality Competition Series! After four consecutive wins, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” was dethroned by Peacock’s “The Traitors.” The show’s host, actor Alan Cumming, also won the award for Best Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program.

Shows with 1 Emmy win during yesterday’s television broadcast:

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