Emmys 2024: A Night of Triumphs, Surprises, and Celebrations—See the Complete Winners List!
The 2024 Emmy Awards delivered a dazzling night filled with triumphs, emotional moments, and surprise wins. As television’s most prestigious awards ceremony, the Emmys honored the best in drama, comedy, and variety, with a range of new and returning faces lighting up the stage. From dominating series like Succession and Ted Lasso to breakout stars in Abbott Elementary and Swarm, this year’s ceremony offered a diverse celebration of TV’s finest talents.
Here’s a complete look at the 2024 Emmy winners across all major categories!
Outstanding Drama Series: Succession – HBO
In a highly competitive category, HBO’s Succession walked away with the coveted Outstanding Drama Series award for its final season. The show has been a cultural phenomenon, thanks to its intricate portrayal of family dynamics, wealth, and power struggles. Its finale left a lasting impact, and this win cemented its legacy as one of television’s most critically acclaimed dramas.
Lead Actor in a Drama Series: Jeremy Strong—Success
Jeremy Strong’s portrayal of Kendall Roy has been a tour de force throughout Succession’s run. His win for Lead Actor in a Drama Series was well-deserved, as his character’s complex arc, filled with vulnerability, ambition, and inner turmoil, captivated audiences until the very end. Strong’s Emmy adds another accolade to his impressive career.
Lead Actress in a Drama Series: Sarah Snook—Success
Sarah Snook’s portrayal of Shiv Roy earned her first Emmy win for Lead Actress in a Drama Series. Her performance as the power-hungry, conflicted daughter in the Roy family stood out in the final season of Succession. Snook’s layered depiction of Shiv’s internal struggles, coupled with her ambitious drive, won over critics and fans alike.
Supporting Actor in a Drama Series: Kieran Culkin—Success
Kieran Culkin’s Roman Roy provided much-needed wit and emotional depth to Succession. His win for Supporting Actor in a Drama Series marks a significant moment for the Succession cast, as he brought a sharp and chaotic energy to the show, balancing humor with moments of vulnerability in Roman’s storyline.
Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: Rhea Seehorn—Better Call Saul
Rhea Seehorn’s portrayal of Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul finally earned her the long-awaited Emmy recognition she deserves. Playing the moral compass of the series, Seehorn delivered a powerful and emotionally charged performance in the show’s final season, bringing Kim’s character arc to a heart-wrenching conclusion.
Outstanding Comedy Series: Ted Lasso—Apple TV+
Ted Lasso dominated the Outstanding Comedy Series category once again. The feel-good show, centered around an American football coach leading a British soccer team, continued to resonate with audiences for its mix of humor, heart, and positivity. As one of the most beloved shows on television, its win came as no surprise.
Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Jason Sudeikis-Ted Lasso
Jason Sudeikis, the heart and soul of Ted Lasso, clinched his third Emmy for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. His portrayal of the endlessly optimistic coach earned him a place in the annals of iconic TV characters, and his win was a testament to his ability to bring warmth, humor, and sincerity to the role.
Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Quinta Brunson—Abbot Elementary
Quinta Brunson took home her first Emmy for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role as Janine Teagues in Abbott Elementary. Brunson’s portrayal of the passionate and hopeful elementary school teacher resonated with audiences, showcasing both her comedic timing and emotional depth. Her win solidified Abbott Elementary’s place in the comedy world.
Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Brett Goldstein-Ted Lasso
Brett Goldstein won his second Emmy for his role as the tough yet lovable Roy Kent in Ted Lasso. Known for his gruff exterior and soft heart, Goldstein’s character has become a fan favorite, and his performance continues to capture the balance of humor and humanity.
Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Sheryl Lee Ralph—Abbot Elementary
Sheryl Lee Ralph took home her second Emmy for her portrayal of veteran teacher Barbara Howard in Abbott Elementary. Ralph’s performance brought wisdom, wit, and warmth to the show, and her win was a highlight of the night.
Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series: The White Lotus (HBO)
HBO’s The White Lotus took home the award for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series, continuing its reign as one of the most talked-about shows. The satirical dark comedy captivated viewers with its exploration of privilege, power, and interpersonal dynamics in a luxurious resort setting.
Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series: Evan Peters—Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story
Evan Peters’ chilling portrayal of Jeffrey Dahmer in Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story earned him the Emmy for Lead Actor in a Limited Series. Peters’ nuanced and haunting performance as the infamous serial killer left a significant impact on viewers, making his win well-deserved.
Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series: Dominique Fishback-Swarm
Dominique Fishback won the Lead Actress in a Limited Series award for her role in Swarm. Fishback’s portrayal of Dre, a deeply troubled fan who spirals into obsession, showcased her remarkable acting range, making this one of the standout performances of the year.
Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series: Murray Bartlett—The Last of Us
Murray Bartlett’s role as Frank in The Last of Us earned him an Emmy for Supporting Actor in a Limited Series. His performance brought emotional resonance to a post-apocalyptic world, making his portrayal unforgettable.
Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series: Jennifer Coolidge, The White Lotus
Jennifer Coolidge won another Emmy for her role as Tanya McQuoid in The White Lotus. Coolidge’s unique blend of humor and pathos has made her one of the standout stars of the series, and her character’s arc in the second season was both tragic and hilarious.
Other Major Wins of the Night
- Outstanding Variety Talk Series: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver – HBO
- (VH1) Outstanding Competition Program: RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1)
- Outstanding Reality Program: The Amazing Race – CBS
The 2024 Emmys celebrated a remarkable year in television, with Succession, Ted Lasso, and The White Lotus dominating their categories. From heartwarming comedy to intense drama, this year’s winners demonstrated the incredible range of storytelling that TV has to offer. The night was a testament to the talent and creativity driving today’s television landscape, leaving fans excited for what’s to come.
