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‘Widow’s Bay’ and ‘The Pitt’ sweep early Emmys and Rob Reiner wins posthumous award

“Widow’s Bay” ran away with eight early Emmys for its debut season Sunday at a ceremony eight days before the main awards show and telecast, while “The Pitt” had a strong second-year showing with four of its own and Rob Reiner posthumously won an acting Emmy nearly nine months after his killing . “DTF St. Louis” won big with six awards in the limited series categories, with co-stars and veteran…

‘Widow’s Bay’ and ‘The Pitt’ sweep early Emmys and Rob Reiner wins posthumous award

Apple TV horror-comedy "Widow's Bay" dominated early Emmy awards, sweeping eight categories in its debut season. HBO Max's medical drama series "The Pitt" also performed well, securing four awards in its second year, including prosthetic makeup and best guest actor in a drama for Ernest Harden Jr. The late Rob Reiner posthumously won an acting Emmy for his work on "The Bear."

Meanwhile, HBO Max's limited series "DTF St. Louis" took home six awards, with co-stars David Harbour and Linda Cardellini both receiving their first Emmy wins. Awards were also given to actor Ernest Harden Jr. for "The Pitt," and Shailene Woodley for guest actress in a drama on "Paradise." Bad Bunny won his first Emmy for his Super Bowl halftime show.

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