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Emmys 2020 highlights: Succession is Best Drama, Schitt’s Creek Best Comedy

Quirky feel-good show Schitt's Creek, the alternate reality drama Watchmen, and HBO’s family saga Succession were the big winners at the Emmy awards on Sunday in a live show where the coronavirus pandemic meant most celebrities took part from their homes and backyards. With two Creative Arts Emmys already in the bag last week, Schitt’s Creek established a new record for most wins in a single season for a comedy series, winning seven Emmys in a row. Succession and Watchmen, both from HBO, won four awards each. Schitt's Creek, a sleeper hit on the small Pop TV network about a wealthy family that is forced to live in a rundown motel, won best comedy series, while Canadian stars Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy took the lead comedy acting awards.Host Jimmy Kimmel opened the Emmys from an empty Los Angeles theatre filled with cardboard cutouts of the nominees, marking the start of Hollywood's first major Covid-era award show. "Hello and welcome to the pand-Emmys," said Kimmel, as producers cut to archive footage of a star-studded audience, before revealing the venue's empty seats.

Sept 21, 2020 10:08 am IST
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Outstanding Drama Series - Succession

Succession, a family drama from HBO, wins the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy. The show also won best actor, best writing, and best direction -- all in the drama categories.

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Outstanding Supporting Actress - Julia Garner

The Outstanding Supporting Actress Emmy goes to Julia Garner, for Netflix’s Ozark.

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Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series - Billy Crudup

Billy Crudup wins the Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series Emmy for The Morning Show. Read the Hindustan Times review of the Apple TV+ series here.

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Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series - Succession

Andrij Parekh picks up Succession’s third Emmy, winning for Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series. The HBO series has already won for lead actor and writing, in the drama categories.

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Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series - Succession

Jesse Armstrong of HBO’s Succession wins the Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series Emmy, for the second year in a row.

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Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series - Zendaya

Zendaya wins the Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series Emmy for her performance in HBO’s Euphoria. The 24-year-old is the youngest actor to win the award. Read the Hindustan Times review of the show here.

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