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At the Emmy Awards, "Widow's Bay" and Matthew Rhys Beat Records

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On the programme of this show 100% series of A l'Affiche ! : The 78th Emmy Awards ceremony with the series "Widow's Bay" which literally swallowed the competition. Apple TV's horrific comedy goes back with fourteen statuettes, a record for a comedy over a single season.

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On the programme of this show 100% series of A l'Affiche ! : The 78th Emmy Awards ceremony with the series "Widow's Bay" which literally swallowed the competition. Apple TV's horrific comedy goes back with fourteen statuettes, a record for a comedy over a single season.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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There's only one season, but that's how Widow's Bay breaks a historic record at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Apple TV was the big winner at this year's Emmy Awards, taking home a total of 29 awards. The best performance was for the horror comedy Widow's Bay, which took home a whopping 14 Emmy statuettes. Widow's Bay was named best comedy series, while Matthew Rhys won the award for best actor in a leading role. The series also became the most Emmy-awarded new comedy series ever. […]

Apple TV’s horror comedy made history by surpassing the brand achieved by “The Studio.” “The Pitt” was once again enshrined as the best drama series, while Matthew Rhys achieved an unreleased record by winning two awards as the protagonist in the same edition. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Serial starring Matthew Rhys became the greatest winner of the 14th edition

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF) broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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