General Hospital was the big winner on Friday night at the 49-year-old Emmy, winning five awards – including a daily drama – as the TV show returned to a live event, in person. The news of the day – Roe’s repeal of Wade and the attack on women’s rights by a fraudulent Supreme Court – threatens to overshadow the event. But the two-hour TV show, hosted by Entertainment Tonight hosts Kevin Fraser and Michelle Turner for the first time, began without a problem at the Pasadena Convention Center.
General Hospital’s daily Emmy Awards also include a supporting role, supporting actress, young performer and director.
Meanwhile, the Kelly Clarkson Show was a multiple winner as the best entertainment talk show, bringing the total for two weekends to seven – the most from any program this year. And Entertainment Tonight was again the winner of the entertainment news program.
Among the big wins, Young & Restless star Mishael Morgan went down in history as the first black winner in the lead actress category. “We break glass ceilings on the left, right and center,” Morgan said. “We can and will do this thing, called equality and unity, together.
Also, “Jeopardy” continued its series as the best winner of the game show, despite the turbulent last year of the show, in which executive producer Mike Richards, who was named host of the show as the successor of Alex Trebeck, was fired a week later due to previous comments and controversial actions.
“The scandal was, as we call it in ‘Jeopardy!’, The ‘awkward months,'” executive producer Michael Davis said behind the scenes. “But it showed the strength of our audience and how passionately our fans care about the program, which is so important. What happened during the season – Matt Amodio, Amy Schneider and Matea [Roach] and Ryan [Long] – really made us just remember how amazing the game is. The stars of our show and Mayim [Bialik] and Ken [Jennings] they did an amazing job as hosting. ”
Davis added: “We hope to have a hosting announcement very, very soon. But with all our plans for “Jeopardy!” – which is more “Jeopardy!”, No less, more versions – we will need many hosts to represent the whole audience, to represent the whole country, to continue this franchise . “
Earlier, the 49th Annual Emmy Awards for Daily Creative Arts and Lifestyle took place on June 18 at the Pasadena Convention Center. Kelly Clarkson won five awards, while City of Penguins was next with three. Beyond the syndicate (by 10), Netflix was the big single winner on the web, bringing together a total of nine, divided between “Penguin Town”, “Cat People”, “Headspace: Guide to Meditation” and “You Vs. Wild: Out Cold. CBS and PBS follow, with three each.
It should also be noted that during the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, the final season of The Ellen DeGeneres Show received the Daily Emmy for Outstanding Writing Team for a Daily Non-Fiction Program. And in its first season, Judy Judge Shendlin’s new series “Judy Justice” for IMDbTV (now Amazon Freevee) won a legal / court program. (He also introduced the first-ever Daily Emmy for IMDbTV / Freevee.)
See the winners of last week’s ceremony here.
Getting a lifetime achievement during a TV show: the icon from the soap opera John Aniston (“Days of Our Lives”). And here are this year’s Daily Emmy winners in 15 key categories, broadcast on Friday night:
EXCEPTIONAL DAILY DRAMA SERIES
Beyond Salem (Peacock)
The Brave and the Beautiful (CBS)
“Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
WINNER: General Hospital (ABC)
Young and Troubled (CBS)
(Last year’s winner: General Hospital)
EXCEPTIONAL MAIN PERFORMANCE IN A DAILY DRAMA SERIES: ACTRESS
Marcy Miller as Abigail DiMera “Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
WINNER: Michel Morgan as Amanda Sinclair “Young and Troubled” (CBS)
Cynthia Watros as Nina Reeves General Hospital (ABC)
Laura Wright as Carly Corinth General Hospital (ABC)
Arian Zucker as Nicole Walker “Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
(Last year’s winner: Jacqueline McKinness Wood as Steffi Forrester, “The Brave and the Beautiful”)
EXCEPTIONAL MAIN PERFORMANCE IN A DAILY DRAMA SERIES: ACTOR
Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott The Young and the Troubled (CBS)
Eric Martsolf as Brady Black “Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
WINNER: John McCook as Eric Forrester “Brave and Beautiful” (CBS)
James Reynolds as Abe Carver “Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott The Young and the Troubled (CBS)
(Last year’s winner: Maurice Benard as Sony Corinth, General Hospital)
EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN A DRAMA SERIES: ACTRESS
Kimberlyn Brown as Sheila Carter “The Brave and the Beautiful” (CBS)
Nancy Lee Gran as Alexis Davis General Hospital (ABC)
Stacey Hajduk as Kristen DiMera “Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
Melissa Ordway as Abby Newman “The Young and the Troubled” (CBS)
WINNER: Kelly Thibault as Dr. Brit Westburn General Hospital (ABC)
(Last year’s winner: Marla Adams as Dinah Mergeron, The Young and the Troubled)
EXCLUSIVELY SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE IN A DRAMA SERIES: ACTOR
Brighton James as Devon Hamilton Young and Troubled (CBS)
WINNER: Jeff Kober as Cyrus Renault General Hospital (ABC)
Aaron D. Spears as Justin Barber “The Brave and the Beautiful” (CBS)
James Patrick Stewart as Valentin Kasadin General Hospital (ABC)
Jordi Villasuso as Ray Rosales “The Young and the Troubled” (CBS)
(Last year’s winner: Max Gale as Mike Corbin, General Hospital)
EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG PERFORMER IN A DRAMA SERIES
Lindsay Arnold as Ali Horton “Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
WINNER: Nicholas Chavez as Spencer Casadin General Hospital (ABC)
Olivia Alin Lind as Faith Newman Young and Troubled (CBS)
William Lipton as Cameron Weber General Hospital (ABC)
Sidney Mikaila as Trina Robinson General Hospital (ABC)
(Last year’s winner: Victoria Conefal as Ciara Brady, Days of Our Lives)
EXCLUSIVELY GAME SHOW
“Family feud” (SYNDICED)
WINNER: “Danger!” (SYNDICATED)
“Let’s make a deal” (CBS)
“The price is right” (CBS)
The Wheel of Fortune (SYNDICATOR)
(Last year’s winner: “Jeopardy”)
EXCEPTIONAL HOST OF THE GAME SHOW
Wayne Brady’s Let’s Make a Deal (CBS)
WINNER: Steve Harvey Family Hostility (SYNDICATED)
Leah Remini “People Puzzler” (Game Show Network)
Pat Sajak “Wheel of Fortune for Celebrities” (ABC)
Pat Sadjak “Wheel of Destiny” (TRADE UNION)
(Last year’s winner: Alex Trebeck, “Jeopardy!”)
EXCLUSIVELY INFORMATIVE talk show
GMA3: What You Need to Know (ABC)
“Peace with Taraji” (Facebook Watch)
“Red Table Conversation” (Facebook Watch)
“Talk at the Red Table: Estefanite” (Facebook Watch)
Tamron Hall (SYNDICATOR)
WINNER: “Rolling tables with Robin Roberts” (Disney +)
(Last year’s winner: “Talk at the Red Table”)
EXCEPTIONAL INFORMATIVE DOC-SHOW
Gloria Estefan, Emily Estefan, Lily Estefan “Talk at the Red Table: Estefanite” (Facebook Watch)
Upi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sarah Haynes, Anna Navarro, Megan McCain “The View” (ABC)
WINNER: Tamron Hall “Tamron Hall” (SYNDICATED)
Taraji P. Hanson, Tracy Jade “Peace with Taraji” (Facebook Watch)
Robin Roberts “Rolling the tables with Robin Roberts” (Disney +)
(Last year’s winner: Larry King, “Larry King Now”)
EXCLUSIVELY ENTERTAINMENT talk show
The Drew Barrymore Show (SYNDICATED)
Hot (complex networks)
WINNER: The Kelly Clarkson Show (SYNDICATED)
“Live with Kelly and Ryan” (SYNDICATED)
“Today’s show with Hoda and Jenna” (NBC)
(Last year’s winner: The Kelly Clarkson Show)
EXCLUSIVE REPORT OF ENTERTAINMENT TALK SHOW
Drew Barrymore “The Drew Barrymore Show” (SYNDICED)
WINNER: Kelly Clarkson’s “Kelly Clarkson Show” (SYNDICATED)
Hoda Cottb, Jenna Bush-Hager “Today’s show with Hoda and Jenna” (NBC)
Kelly Ripa, Ryan Seacrest “Live with Kelly and Ryan” (SYNDICTED)
(Last year’s winner: Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show)
EXCEPTIONAL ENTERTAINMENT NEWS SERIES
Access to Hollywood (SYNDICATED)
WINNER: “Entertainment Tonight” (TRADE UNION)
“Extra” (SYNDICED)
“Internal edition” (SYNDICED)
(Last year’s winner: “Tonight’s Entertainment”)
EXCEPTIONAL WRITING TEAM FOR A DRAMA SERIES
Beyond Salem (Peacock)
WINNER: Days of Our Lives (NBC)
General Hospital (ABC)
Young and Troubled (CBS)
(Last year’s winner: “The young and the restless”)
EXCEPTIONAL DIRECTING TEAM FOR DRAMA SERIES
Beyond Salem (Peacock)
“Days of Our Lives” (NBC)
WINNER: General Hospital (ABC)
Young and Troubled (CBS)
(Last year’s winner: General Hospital)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the show in 2020 was virtual and filmed in the homes of the presenter, presenters and winners. A pre-booked event with a reduced size was organized at Burbank last year.
Overall this year, CBS’s “Young and Troubled” received the most Daily Emmy nominations with 18, followed closely by ABC’s “General Hospital” with 17. Among the outlets, the highest level of tickets was won by syndicated tickets with 48 nods for different broadcasters, followed by two top-ranked broadcasters: ABC and CBS, both with 31. (Netflix was next with 27.)
Among other key highlights this year: the Daily Drama category – which has been shrinking since TV networks cut production – has expanded to five nominees for the first time since 2014, thanks to the addition of the “Days of Our Lives” spin-off “Beyond Salem “.
Meanwhile, this is the first year under the agreement between the two major television academies, in which several categories have been redirected to focus on the genre rather than parts of the day, as a way to divide conditions between prime time …
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