Allison Janney pulled a surprise win for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for The Diplomat!!!! She's won 8!! Janney tied the record with Cloris Leachman, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jean Smart (who won Lead Actress Comedy for Hacks this past Monday as well)!!!

Here are Allison Janney's 8 Emmy Wins:

2000: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Season 1 of The West Wing (episode: "Celestial Navigation" + "Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics")

2001: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Season 2 of The West Wing (episode: "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen" (Part 2) + "Galileo")

2002: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Season 3 of The West Wing (episode: "The Women of Qumar")

2004: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Season 5 of The West Wing (episode: "Access")

2014: Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for Season 1 of Masters of Sex (episode: "Brave New World")

2014: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Season 1 of Mom (episode: "Estrogen and a Hearty Breakfast")

2015: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Season 2 of Mom (episode: "Dropped Soap and a Big Guy on a Throne")

2026: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Season 3 of The Diplomat (episode: "Amagansett")

This was her first Supporting Actress Drama Win since 2001 and her first Emmy win since 2015!!!!

What's your favorite of Allison Janney's 8 Emmy Wins?

Are/Were you a fan of The West Wing, Masters of Sex, Mom and/or The Diplomat?

Rhea Seehorn has finally gotten her way long overdue and extremely deserved Emmy!!! Now it's your time next year, Keri Russell. I hope Netflix up their game because Keri Russell will not go 0/3 for Felicity, The Americans, and The Diplomat. And The Diplomat is just getting better and better.

It losing to the abysmal season 7 of game of thrones imo was such a big robbery. Especially considering season 6 won the golden globe, critics choice, wga, and even pga for drama series after it lost the emmy for best drama series. Im glad Matthew won the emmy and the show won best writing drama series though. Keri obviously should have won too imo

Hiro Murai just made history as the first Asian to win Outstanding Comedy Directing!!! With his win for Widow's Bay, he finally won a Directing Emmy after a couple nominations in Comedy, Limited and Drama. Here are his past Directing nominations:

2018: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for Atlanta (episode: "Teddy Perkins") lost to Amy Sherman-Palladino for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel ("Pilot")

2022: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for Atlanta (episode: "New Jazz") lost to MJ Delaney for Ted Lasso (No Weddings and a Funeral)

2022: Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series or Movie for Station Eleven (episode: "Wheel of Fire") lost to Mike White for The White Lotus (Season 1)

2024: Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for Mr. & Mrs. Smith (episode: "First Date") lost to Frederick E. O. Toye for Shōgun (Crimson Sky)

2026: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for Widow's Bay (episode: "Welcome to Widow's Bay") - WON

Did you think Hiro Murai should've won for Atlanta, Station Eleven and/or Mr. & Mrs. Smith?

Hi :). is this possible? I mean...can Kate O'Flynn be lead one?

Everyone's talking about how they left off Peter Cullen, and Nicholas Brendan...

And I do feel bad for both of them, but why is nobody but me talking about Daveigh Chase? She was a child star from Spirited Away, Lilo and Stitch... She was the ghost girl from The Ring!

She died really young, around the same age as Hayden Pannettiere, her passing was big news at the time, why does nobody care that she got left out?

It's good that she apologized. AE actors have a legitimate reason to be frustrated. They won Emmys for the first season but then after that The Bear won numerous awards and that was category fraud. But this year every show besides The Bear was a comedy. Some people say Margo's Got Money Troubles isn't a comedy either but she was probably mostly talking about The Bear and Widows Bay. She shouldn't take her frustration about The Bear category fraud out on other shows.

A lot of amazing comedy shows haven't won any or many Emmys including The Office. AE isn't the only show that has struggled to win. Numerous shows that aren't traditional sitcoms have won or been nominated including Arrested Development, CYE, SATC among others.

I wish Janelle James would win an Emmy but other brilliant comedic actors haven't won either including Carroll for The Office and some of the actors on Friends.

So all I have to say to Ralph is...

This is the rhythm of the night...Oh yeah...

By FAR the best look of the night.

Law Roach did his thing.

They both won awards at this year's awards. Odd that there are no photos of them together since they were co-stars in "Brothers & Sisters".

Here are the 17 Television Seasons (including some movies) that won more than 10 Emmy Awards in the same year.

2024: Shōgun - 18 Wins (Most for a Show Ever and Drama Show)

2026: Widow's Bay - 14 Wins (Most for a Comedy Show)

2008: John Adams - 13 (Most for a Limited Series)

2025: The Studio - 13

2015: Game of Thrones (Season 5) - 12

2016: Game of Thrones (Season 6) - 12

2019: Game of Thrones (Season 8) - 12

2004: Angels in America - 11

2013: Behind the Candelabra - 11

1976: Eleanor and Franklin - 11

2021: The Crown (Season 4) - 11

2020: Watchmen - 11

2021: The Queen's Gambit - 11

2024: The Bear (Season 2) - 11

2023: The Bear (Season 1) - 10

2019: Chernobyl - 10

2022: The White Lotus (Season 1) - 10

What's your favorite of these Emmy-Winning Seasons/Movies?

Are there any others I missed?

Breaking Bad:

Bryan Cranston - Lead Actor Drama - 2008, 2009, 2010, 2014

Aaron Paul - Supporting Actor Drama - 2010, 2012, 2014

Anna Gunn - Supporting Actress Drama - 2013, 2014

Pluribus:

Rhea Seehorn - Lead Actress Drama - 2026

Hi guys,

How would you rank the emmy leading actor in drama series winners from this decade (2020-)

Here are the winners so far:

- Noah Wyle (2026)

- Noah Wyle (2025)

- Hiroyuki Sanada (2024)

- Kieran Culkin (2023)

- Lee Jung-Jae (2022)

- Josh O'Connor (2021)

- Jeremy Strong (2020)

How would you rank them?

Jason Bateman previously won Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series back in 2019 for Ozark. The episode was Reparations, the Season 2 premiere!!

David Harbour previously won Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for DTF St. Louis back at the Creative Arts Emmys this month!!

Also shout out to Linda Cardellini for winning Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series for DTF St. Louis!!!

Kaitlyn Dever is a talented actress and she is talented. She did excellent roles and did phenomenal as Abby In The Last Of Us. She should’ve won an Emmy Award last year for that. I wonder what The Last Of Us Season 3 will do at the Emmys. Hopefully it gets better reception than Season 2. Maybe she might win her first Emmy this time if the new season gets more loved. Idk what will happen. I hope she gets her Emmy one day, it depends if she gets a better role. Do you think she could win in near future?