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During the 74th Emmy Awards, Saturday Night Live host and familiar face Kenan Thompson warned what was coming: “We’re tired of seeing rich people in real life, so let’s watch rich people on TV.” Now, these days, and due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, nothing has been talked about other than the royal families, who gets the throne, the money and the power. And if fiction mimics reality, it’s best to guess. It is better to forget two years of pandemic, inflationary crisis and war. pretend everything is the same. Or everything went back to what it was. “Succession,” the HBO drama series that portrays the dysfunctional, billionaire, and obnoxious Roy family, has once again won Best Drama Series (and three other awards) — just as it did in 2020, not last year. , giving the icing on the cake to the streaming platform that created it. The same one that took home 10 Emmy Awards only at the expense of “White Lotus”.
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This year there were, in total -and because some of the prizes had already been awarded before-, 34 statuettes awarded by the Television Academy to HBO (or rather, to the Warner Bros. Discovery group), compared to the 26 won by Netflix , dethroning the 2021 podium and taking another stab at the already recurring joke (highly visible during the ceremony that took place on Tuesday morning) that this platform is now in decline. will you be We’ll see. “White Lotus” (HBO, with ten), “Ted Lasso” (Apple TV+, with four awards) and “Squid Game” (Netflix, with six) were other big winners of the night.
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Source: Observadora
