Spider-Noir picks up five Emmys days after cancellation
Widow's Bay, DTF St Louis, and Bad Bunny got their Emmy victory parties going a little early after the second night of the 78th annual Emmy Awards.
On the second night of the 78th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, held in the midst of Labor Day chaos, television industry luminaries celebrated their achievements. The Television Academy held two ceremonies, confusingly titled as the 78th Annual Primetime Emmys. While many technical awards were presented, some of the most acclaimed and beloved shows and performers also received recognition.
Apple TV claimed the top spot for the seventh consecutive year, with a record 19 wins, while HBO closely followed with 18 victories. Widow's Bay, an Apple TV hit, led the charge with eight awards, including cinematography, casting, and guest actress for Betty Gilpin. In the drama category, DTF: St. Louis won six awards, with David Harbour taking home Outstanding Supporting Actor.
Several canceled shows were honored for their contributions, including Spider-Noir, which secured five awards for sound editing, stunt coordination, and special visual effects. The Late Show With Stephen Colbert continued its winning streak, collecting trophies for directing, lighting design, and writing for a variety series.
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