US EditionEmmys show love for 'Shrinking,' but not for Ted Danson and give chilly goodbye to 'Handmaid's Tale'
MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES, JUL 15 – Comedy series Shrinking earned seven Emmy nominations including Harrison Ford's first nod while The Handmaid's Tale ended after six seasons with a subdued final showing.
- This year's Emmy nominations were announced Tuesday morning, highlighting shows like Shrinking and signaling a quiet end for The Handmaid's Tale.
- Taylor Sheridan's six eligible dramas, including Landman, were completely shut out of major categories despite strong casts and ratings.
- Shrinking earned seven Emmy nominations including best comedy and nods for Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, while The Handmaid's Tale had only one nomination this season.
- Ted Danson, holding the record with 14 comedy actor nominations, misses extending it this year despite critical praise calling his performance among his best.
- The nominations reflect shifting industry dynamics with newcomers like Paramount+ still struggling for prestige, while longtime series such as The Handmaid's Tale conclude amid dwindling recognition.
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Emmys show love for 'Shrinking,' but not for Ted Danson and give chilly goodbye to 'Handmaid's Tale'
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