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Emmys 2026 predictions: who will win and who should win?

The Guardian Australia - Culture ·
Emmys 2026 predictions: who will win and who should win?

The year’s biggest night in television includes plenty of nominations for Pluribus, The Pitt and Hacks – but who will win? And just like that, the summer of catching up on TV is over.

The Emmys are back, this year on a (non-football competing) Monday night with a healthy mix of lauded veterans and buzzy newcomers.

Will The Pitt , leading the night with 25 nominations, once again sweep the drama awards? Will breakout horror-comedy Widow’s Bay spoil the party for the fifth and final season of Hacks ? Here are our picks for the night: Continue reading...

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