2025 Emmy Awards: See The Full List Of Nominees
Link: https://screenrant.com/emmy-awards-2025-nominations-list/
The categories for the Emmy Awards will consist of 25 different categories that range from reality television, late-night talk shows, dramas, comedies, and variety specials. Looking back at the 2024 Emmy Awards winners, last year's big winner was Shōgun, which won a total of 18 different awards. Below includes a list of the major Emmy Awards nominees:
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
The Traitors
RuPaul’s Drag Race
The Amazing Race
Survivor
Top Chef
Outstanding Talk Series
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
The Daily Show
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Outstanding Drama Series
Andor
The Diplomat
The Last of Us
Paradise
The Pitt
Severance
Slow Horses
The White Lotus
Outstanding Comedy Series
Abbott Elementary
The Bear
Hacks
Nobody Wants This
Only Murders In The Building
Shrinking
The Studio
What We Do In The Shadows
Outstanding Limited Or Anthology Series
Adolescence
Black Mirror
Dying For Sex
Monsters: The Lyle and Eric Menendez Story
The Penguin
I love "The Bear" but I don't think of it as a comedy series, do you?
Yes there are some amusing scenes but to me, it's mainly a drama, or "dramedy."
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I liked The Last of Us right up to the point where they killed off the one actor/character I really liked (I won't spoil it for those who are or intend to watch).
I could not get past Severance's monotonous white set--try as I might. I watched White Lotus out of curiosiy and because I've liked Walton Goggins since his great stint alongside Timothy Olyphant in Justified--but I found it lacking this season, at least. I haven't seen the latest season of the Diplomate--the first was pretty good--nor any of the other shows up for best dramatic show.
I'd agree that the Bear seems to be out of category as a "comedy." I'm halfway through this current season and finding it to be really disappointing, however. Maybe it gets better?
I can't really speak to the rest of the comedies nor the limited series...
Overall, my impression is of an Emmy Year with some definite "stand-outs" but weaker than expected overall. YMMV..
For a Seth Rogen project, it was pretty tame on the drug jokes but still too many F-bombs for some folks.
Compared to the hilarity of "The Studio," the comedy on "The Bear" is non-existent. It blows my mind that they're both competing in the same category.
I loved "The Pitt" because ... well ... I'm from Pittsburgh, so I guess I relate to it. The show is very well done but there are lots of quesy, retch-inducing scenes of surgery and seriously injured patients. Beyond that, the stories and acting are both quite good.
Many of these shows aren't even available on my cable, and I don't know how people can judge as to which show is the BEST when we can't see them all.
On the list. She was brilliant in Sirens.
And Walter Goggins and Sam Rockwell for White Lotus.
Goggins was beautifully amoral - but Sam Rockwell . . . I'm still not judging. We listen, we don't judge. 
