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Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg Set Emmy Record with Comedy Wins for 'The Studio'
The Studio set new Emmy records with 23 nominations and four wins, including Outstanding Comedy Series, highlighting its impact on television comedy.
- At the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on September 14, 2025, in Los Angeles, Seth Rogen's Apple TV Plus series The Studio set a new record by winning 13 Emmys as a freshman comedy.
- The Studio surpassed FX's The Bear, which held the previous record with 11 Emmy wins last year, while Rogen and Evan Goldberg received a record 23 nominations this summer.
- The show satirizes Hollywood through Rogen's character Matt Remick, head of Continental Studios, and includes creators Frida Perez—who became the first Latina producer to win Outstanding Comedy Series.
- During his acceptance speech, Rogen expressed genuine surprise and gratitude for the honor, thanked the audience, voters, and executives, and described the people on stage with him as the finest individuals he knows.
- The record-setting haul cemented The Studio as the top comedy of 2025, suggesting strong future cultural impact and continued recognition for Rogen, Goldberg, and their collaborators.
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Penticton HeraldSeth Rogen and Evan Goldberg make Emmy history with multiple wins for 'The Studio' including best series
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Seth Rogen Brings Host Nate Bargatze’s Acceptance Speech Charity Counter To -$60,000 As ‘The Studio’ Wins Outstanding Comedy Series
Apple's ‘The Studio’ has won the 2025 Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series, beating out 'Hacks,' 'The Bear' and five other acclaimed series.
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‘The Studio’ wins Outstanding Comedy at 2025 Primetime Emmys
“The Studio” reigned supreme at the 77th Primetime Emmy awards, taking home the coveted Outstanding Comedy Series award on Sunday. Topping the comedy category and tying a record with 23 nominations, co-creator Seth Rogen took to the stage to thank numerous times on Sunday for wins in acting, directing, writing and the biggest comedy win for the night. Rogen tried to keep the speeches tight throughout the night to avoid bringing down Nate Bargatz…
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