Apple’s Streaming Hit Turns the Emmy Charts into a Party
Apple’s streaming debut has thrown a hissy fit into the Emmy board, collecting a whopping 52 nominations this year. That’s a tidy jump from the 35 it snagged last season.
What’s the buzz about?
The 74th Emmy Awards are getting a beefy roster of nominations, and the star of the show is “Ted Lasso”. The lovable football manager has grabbed 20 slots—exactly the same number of nods it got last year, proving you can’t beat a good bowler.
Rounding out the list, the newcomer thriller “Severance” tugs at the Emmy heartstrings with 14 nominations. It’s clear that Apple’s content lineup is a recipe for gold.
Why the hype matters
- Quality content keeps viewers glued to their screens.
- Emmy nods give Apple a credibility boost in a crowded streaming marketplace.
- It signals that creative investment pays off—and that the “Apple‑TV+” team is onto something.
So next time you hit that “Play” button, remember: you’re not just watching a show—you’re part of a streaming party that’s winning the Oscars of TV.
Apple TV+ Goes Big at the Emmys
Apple’s streaming arm is turning the Emmy spotlight into a full‑blown fireworks show, with a heap of shows landing nominations that could spark a whole new binge‑watch frenzy.
The Lineup of Nominees
- The Morning Show – the drama that’s already slipped into the race for Best Drama Series.
- Schmigadoon! – a musical romp that’s shaking up the comedy world.
- The Problem with Jon Stewart – take a deep dive into political satire.
- Lisey’s Story – a mysterious tale that could claim the Best Limited Series trophy.
- Carpool Karaoke – where you’ll find the soundtrack of the season.
- Pachinko – an epic generational saga on the big screen.
- Foundation – the sci‑fi epic that’s staking its claim on the future.
- SEE – the twisty‑comedy about a clan of arm‑picking superheroes.
- They Call Me Magic – a bizarre coming‑of‑age snapshot that’s up for Best Comedy.
Spotlight on Advertising
Apple’s commercials aren’t just flopping onto screens either — they’re snagging the “Outstanding Commercial” nods with:
- “Everyone But Jon Hamm” – a cheeky poke at the iconic actor.
- “Detectives – iPhone 13 Pro” – a whodunnit that’s got every gadget lover buzzing.
Catch both shorts on Apple’s official YouTube channel (no link, but their content is always just a search away).
When the Big Night Hits
The Emmy Awards bash is slated to launch on September 12 at 5 p.m. Pacific Time. You can stream the live event on Peacock or NBC — plus, every series mentioned is slickly available on Apple TV+ for a sweet $4.99 per month.
