The nominees will be announced at the Television Academy’s Los Angeles headquarters.
The Television Academy will unveil nominations for the 77th Emmy Awards on Tuesday morning. The academy will announce a few nominees early in the morning, and will name the rest starting at 11:30 a.m. Eastern.
TV series eligible for Emmy consideration had to premiere between June 2024 and May 2025. Some of the shows considered strong contenders this year include “Severance,” “The Pitt,” “Adolescence” and “The Studio.”
The prime-time Emmys ceremony will be held on Sept. 14.
The nominations are being announced at a moment when the entertainment industry is still locked in a contraction. Media companies are investing much less into new programming than they did during the so-called Peak TV era of a few years ago. The industry is also still recovering from a pair of strikes that effectively shut down the American entertainment world for much of 2023.
The number of programs that TV studios submitted for Emmy consideration in the best drama, comedy, limited series and TV movie categories declined modestly from last year — at 267 series overall, compared with 271. But that also represents a 33 percent decline from the number of shows submitted in 2022, when the Peak TV era was thriving.
Drama submissions showed signs of life during the latest eligibility period, increasing 17 percent compared with the period a year earlier. The number of comedies fell by 5 percent, and limited series submissions fell off a cliff, declining by a third.
Nearly 100 Emmys, many of them in technical categories, will be given out at a pair of ceremonies in early September. The biggest awards — including best drama, comedy and limited series, and all of the major acting categories — will be unveiled during the live prime-time ceremony on CBS in September. The ceremony will be hosted by the comedian Nate Bargatze.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates and the list of nominees.
