The 2026 Emmy nominations have been announced, recognizing the television shows, performances, and creative teams that made an impact over the past year. This year’s nominations include returning favorites, first-time nominees, and several shows receiving major recognition.
HBO’s The Pitt leads the nominations with 25, followed by Hacks with 24. Both series received recognition across multiple categories. Returning favorites such as The Bear and Abbott Elementary were recognized in major categories, including Outstanding Comedy Series, continuing their presence among television’s most celebrated shows.
One of the biggest moments from this year’s nominations is Chase Infiniti receiving her first Emmy nomination for her performance in The Testaments. The nomination marks an important career moment for the rising actress and places her among this year’s recognized performers.
Apple TV+’s Pluribus is another major part of this year’s Emmy conversation. Created by Vince Gilligan, the series received multiple nominations, including recognition for Rhea Seehorn’s lead performance. After years of praise for her role as Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul, Seehorn continues to receive recognition for her work with Gilligan.
HBO’s The Gilded Age earned a nomination for Outstanding Drama Series, along with recognition for Carrie Coon’s performance as Bertha Russell. The series has also gained attention for its detailed costumes, production design, and recreation of the Gilded Age era.
Paradise also received recognition this year, earning nominations including Outstanding Drama Series and a nomination for Sterling K. Brown’s performance. The series joins a competitive drama category.
Zendaya continues her Emmy success with another nomination for Euphoria, adding to her growing list of achievements across television and film.
From new talent like Chase Infiniti to returning favorites like Rhea Seehorn and Zendaya, the 2026 Emmy nominations reflect the variety of stories and performances that continue to impact television today.
