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"Severance" Scores 27 Emmy Nods, Leads 2022 Nominations

Summary

  • "Severance" received 27 Emmy nominations, more than any other show
  • "The Studio" led all comedies with 23 nominations
  • Surprise snubs include "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Squid Game"
"Severance" Scores 27 Emmy Nods, Leads 2022 Nominations

The 2022 Emmy nominations were announced within the last 48 hours, and the Apple TV+ series "Severance" emerged as the clear standout, receiving a remarkable 27 nominations. This surpassed the previous year's leader, "Shōgun," which had received fewer nods.

Another Apple TV+ powerhouse, "The Studio," also made a strong showing, leading all comedies with 23 nominations. Industry experts were particularly impressed by the show's dominance in the comedy guest actor category, where five of the six nominees were from "The Studio."

However, the lack of recognition for some high-profile shows was also noteworthy. The final season of Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale" received surprisingly few nominations, including a snub for star and executive producer Elisabeth Moss. Additionally, the global phenomenon "Squid Game" was completely absent from the nominations, despite its massive viewership and critical acclaim.

Experts suggest that the heavy subject matter of these shows may have been a factor, with the Academy potentially gravitating towards more lighthearted and quirky content in the current climate. Nonetheless, the 2022 Emmy nominations have certainly sparked lively discussions and debates within the industry.

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The Apple TV+ series "Severance" received 27 Emmy nominations, the most of any show this year.
"The Studio," an Apple TV+ series, led all comedies with 23 nominations.
Experts suggest the heavy subject matter of these shows may have been a factor, with the Academy potentially gravitating towards more lighthearted and quirky content in the current climate.

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