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Emmys 2025: Live Updates From The Biggest Night In TV

September 14th, 2025 - 4:11 PM

Emmys 2025: Live Updates From The Biggest Night In TV

The 2025 Emmy Awards have officially arrived, and mxdwn.com is the place to be for all the latest updates, winners, and biggest moments from television’s biggest night. The 77th Emmy Awards ceremony, hosted by Nate Bargatze, kicks off tonight at 5:00 PM PT / 8:00 PM EST.

Bargatze has shared that he plans to keep the tone of the night cool and lighthearted, steering clear of political commentary in the wake of recent events, as reported by Deadline. His goal is to make tonight a celebration of unity and an “escape” for both viewers and attendees.

Leading the pack is Severance from Apple TV+, which enters the night with a remarkable 27 nominations. Apple TV+ also dominates the comedy categories with 24 nominations. Meanwhile, HBO has a strong presence thanks to The Penguin, which secured 24 nominations, putting it right behind Severance in the drama race.

Who will take home the gold on TV’s biggest night? Stay tuned as the ceremony gets underway at 5:00 PM PT / 8:00 PM EST!

The Red Carpet Event Begins at 4:00 PM PT/ 7:00 PM EST

4:20 PM PT

Leighton Meester and Adam Brody hit the red carpet and discuss working together on the upcoming 2nd season of Nobody Wants This. The two discuss how great it has been working with one another on the upcoming season and can’t wait for everyone to see the new season arriving October 23rd on Netflix.

The host, Nate Bargatze, kicks off the show on a positive and uplifting note as he plans to donate to charity. To begin the broadcast, he has instituted a rule: winners should keep their acceptance speeches under 45 seconds. For every second under the mark, he’ll add to a donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America; for every second over, he’ll subtract.

4:25 PM PT

Adam Scott arrives to the red carpet with Entertainment Tonight to discuss Severance and the upcoming 3rd season. He promises the wait will not be as long as the wait for the 2nd season. He also briefly talks the recent renewal of Big Little Lies and says he hopes to be apart of the show upon its return.

4:29 PM PT

Abbott Elementary’s own, Quinta Brunson has arrived to the red carpet looking absolutely STUNNING!

 

4:40 PM PT

Ben Stiller has arrived on the red carpet, discussing what it’s like to be a double nominee at this year’s Emmy Awards. Stiller assured fans they won’t have to wait another three years for the next season of Severance, hinting that the wait between seasons will be much shorter this time.

He also teased what it’s been like filming the next installment of the Meet the Parents franchise, which features new additions like Ariana Grande alongside returning favorites Robert De Niro and Owen Wilson. Stiller says he’s thrilled for fans to see what they’ve been working on and promises plenty of surprises ahead.

4:44 PM PT

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Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel pose on the red carpet of the Emmys, providing a nice Gilmore Girls reunion.

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4:51 PM PT

Noah Wyle arrives to the red carpet to discuss The Pitt and his first time being nominated for an Emmy since he was last nominated in 1999 for ER. He is overwhelmed with joy over the success of the show and the recognition he is receiving from his performance on the show. He also teased season 2 of the series and is excited for the shows return next year.

4:56 PM PT

The Mandalorian himself Pedro Pascal is here at the Emmys rocking a crispy cream suit. Pascal is nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Series for his performance in The Last of Us.

5:00 PM PT

The red carpet has wrapped up and live coverage of the 77th Emmy Awards Ceremony begins NOW!

5:03 PM PT

The show kicks off with a hilarious opening sequence from our host reenacting a skit of the origins of television and streaming. Shpts are thrown all around with the istory streaming and CBS itself. It was a nice and cute intro to kick off the ceremony. Stephen Colbert arrives on stage to an ovation to kick off the show with its first award in the best lead in a comedy series.

5:10 PM PT

Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series -WINNER – Seth Rogen (The Studio)

Seth Rogen wins the Emmy for best lead actor in a comedy series for his work on The Studio! This is Seth Rogen’s first-ever Emmy win for lead actor in a comedy series and his forst time ever winning an Emmy. You can now add Emmy Award Winner to his already illustrious resume!

5:15 PM PT

Jennifer Coolidge arrives on stage to present the award for best lead actress in a comedy series. She gives love to the ladies nominated for the award tonight and cracks amazing jokes along the way about her vouching for a nomination for her role on The Pitt. She stands on stage looking as great as ever while keeping us entertained as she so greatly does.

Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series – WINNER – Jean Smart (Hacks)

This is Jean Smart’s 7th Emmy win and 14th nomination. This is also her 4th win portraying Deborah Vance on Hacks. She gives thanks to her family, friends, and studio behind the show for her win. She preaches unity and being kind to one another in this moment of time as she exits the stage a 7-time Emmy winner.

5:24 PM PT

Our Addams family stars from Netflix’s hit series Wednesday, Catherine Zeta Jones and Jenna Ortega, take the stage to present the award for best supporting actress in a drama series.

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series – WINNER – Katherine LaNasa (The Pitt)

This is Katherine’s first-ever Emmy nomination and win. Marking her officially an Emmy award-winning actress as she thanks her entire cast and crew for her win.

5:31 PM PT

Jude Law and Jason Bateman take the stage to present the award for best supporting actor in drama series

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series – WINNER – Tramell Tillman (Severance)

Tramell Tillman takes the stage to accept his first-ever Emmy Awards win. In an emotional speech, he honors and thanks his mother for shaping him into the actor he is today, highlighting the profound impact of having a supportive parent to guide you along the way.

“As my momma would say, Whew, look at God” – Tramell Tillman

Tillman’s phenomenal performance in Severance has brought him to this career-defining moment — officially making him an Emmy Award–winning actor.

He makes Emmy history, becoming the first Black actor to win the category.
5:35 PM PT
Angela Bassett arrives on stage stunning as usual. She arrives to present the award for best lead actress in a drama series.
Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series – WINNER – Britt Lower (Severance) 
Back to back wins for Severance in the actor category as Britt Lower takes the stage to accept her first ever Emmy award as the best lead actress in a drama series.
The Golden Girls tribute is done on stage honoring the show’s legacy and impact on television, lead by Reba Mcintyre while also leading into presenting the award for best supporting actress in a comedy series.
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series – WINNER – Hannah Einbinder (HACKS)
Hannah accepts her award and is thankful for the show changing her life for the better and makes sure to give a shoutout of “Free Palestine” on her way off the stage.
“Go Birds, Free Palestine and Fuck ICE!” – Hannah Einbinder

5:50 PM PT
Leanne Morgan takes the stage to present the award for the reality competition program.
Outstanding Reality Competion Program – WINNER – The Traitors
The cast of Paradise, James Marsden, Sterling K. Brown, and Julianne Nicholson arrive to the stage to present the award for best supporting actor in a comedy series
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series – WINNER – Jeff Hiller (Somebody Somewhere)
Jeff Hiller takes the stage to accept his first ever Emmy win. He gives many thanks to his loved ones and colleagues for his win. Leaving many laughs and tears on stage as he takes in this emotional moment for him.
6:00 PM PT
The White Lotus duo, Parker Posey and Walton Goggins, arrive on stage to present the award for outstanding directing in a comedy series.
Oustanding Directing for a Comedy Series – WINNER – Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg (The Studio)

Seth Rogen returns to the stage — this time alongside longtime collaborator Evan Goldberg — to accept the Emmy Awards for their directing work on The Studio.

The duo thanked their cast and crew for helping bring the series to life, as well as their families for their support. True to form, Rogen and Goldberg kept the room laughing, delivering their trademark blend of humor and heartfelt gratitude while celebrating their big win.

Elizabeth Banks takes the stage to present the award for best directing in a limited, anthology series, or movie. She highlights that this is the first time ever that a directing category had 5 women listed and 1 man.

Best Directing for a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Movie – WINNER – Philip Barantini (Adolescence)

This is Philip’s first ever win and his 2nd nomination.

6:15 PM PT

Best Directing in a Drama Series – WINNER – Adam Randall (Slow Horses)

Best Scripted Variety Series – WINNER – Last Week with John Oliver

John Oliver takes the stage to accept the award on the show’s behalf.

6:25 PM PT

Oustanding Writing for a Drama Series – WINNER – Dan Gilroy (Andor)

Dan Gilroy takes the stage to accept his first ever emmy award for his wiritng work on Andor. He is greatly appreciative of Disney and his family for bringing the show to life. ALong with thanking the fans for their support along the way.

 


Sydney Sweeney takes the stage to present the award for best supporting actor in a limited or anthology series.

Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series – WINNER – Owen Cooper (Adolescence)

This is Owen’s first ever emmy nomination and win for himself in his young career. Highlighting the growth of his career and givign advice to young filmmakers and actors to dont be afraid to get put of the comfort zone and achieving your dreams. He gives his praise and thanks to his cast and crew of the show for helping him along the way to get to that point of being an Emmy winner.

He is now the youngest male acting winner in Emmy history.

 

6:29 PM PT

 


6:35 PM PT

Kathryn Hahn and Ike Barinholtz take the stage to present the award for best writing in a limited or anthology series. While also putting on an amazing and funny act of improv while presenting the award.

Best Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie – WINNER – Jack Thorne & Stephen Graham (Adolescence)

The writing duo give their many thanks to their cats and crew along with the people at Netflix for supporting their vision.

The Gilmore Girls, Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledelreunite on stage to present the award for outstanding writing for a comedy series.

Oustanding Writing for a Comedy Series – WINNER – Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, Frida Perez (The Studio)

The Studio continues to shine tonight in the comedy category with another award win for the team. This is now Seth Rogen’s 3rd Emmy award win for this series alone.

The Studio has already broke the record for most Emmy wins in a comedy show’s first season.

6:45 PM PT

Tina Fey takes the stage to present the award for Best Variety Special

Best Variety Special Live – WINNER – SNL 50: The Anniversary Special

Best Writing Team for a Variety Series – WINNER – Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

7:00 PM PT

Hunter Schaefer and Young Manzino arrive on stage to present the awar for best supporting actress in a limited or antholgy series or movie.

Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie – WINNER – Erin Doherty (Adolescence)

This is Erin’s first ever emmy win as Adolescence continues to clean house in the best limited series or anthology series or movie categories.

 

Charlie Hunnam takes the stage to present the award for best lead actress in a limited series or anthology series or movie.

Best Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie – WINNER – Cristin Milioti (The Penguin)

This is Cristin’s first-ever Emmy nomination and now win as she emotionally takes in her victory. She highlights that playing the character felt like flying and the amount of joy that was brought to her brining the character of Sofia Falcone to life.

7:10 PM PT

The television academy chairman, Chris Abrego, joins the stage to highlight and pay tribute to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and criticize its defunding by Congress. He also goes on to highlight the art of television and the need for opening up and making ways for more diverse storytellers for the future of television.

Bob Hope Humanitarian Award – WINNERS – Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson

 


7:20 PM PT

Phylicia Rashaad takes the stage to present the in memoriam portion of the ceremony. She goes on to pay tribute to her Cosby Show son, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. While also honoring those that were lost this past year in remembrance to the legacies they left through their art.

 


7:30 PM PT

Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman arrive on stage to present the best lead actor in a limited series or antholgy or movie award.

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie – WINNER – Stephen Graham (Adolescence)

Adolescence continues to have a great night sweeping the awards for best limited series or anthology as Stephen Graham takes the stage to accept the award for his performance in the show.

This would mark his first-ever Emmy win as an actor for his performance in ADOLESCENCE.

 

Bryan Cranston joins the stage to present the award for outstanding talk show.

Outstanding Talk Show – WINNER – The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

The Late Show received 2 emmy nominations this year and Stephen Colbert is live on stage to accept the award on behalf of his team.

 

7:45 PM PT

Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson take the stage to present the award for best limited or anthology series.

Best Limited or Anthology Series – WINNER – Adolescence

Adolescence caps off an incredible night at the Emmy Awards by winning Best Limited or Anthology Series, the top honor in its category.

After earning 13 nominations going into the night, the series officially sweeps the field — cementing its status as this year’s standout limited series.

Stephen Graham accepts the award and gives a speech on behalf of his crew highlighting the greatness of storytelling and is thankful that someone gave them a chance with this series.

An Everybody Loves Raymond reunion onstage as Ray Romano and Brad Garrett take the stage to provide laughs and also the award for best comedy series. The two continue to showcase their brilliant chemistry together as they present the award together.

Best Comedy Series – WINNER – The Studio

The Studio ends their night on a high with securing the big award in being the best comedy series. The entire cast and crew join the stage to accept the award as Seth Rogen takes the stage for a 4th time tonight. Seth Rogen is thankful for this moment as it is first time being an emmy winner and now he is going home with multiple wins in one night.

7:55 PM PT

Colman Domingo comes to the stage to present the award for best lead actor in a drama series.

Best Lead Actor in a Drama Series – WINNER – Noah Wyle (The Pitt)

This is the first Emmy win for Noah Wyle after being nominated 7 times before for his work on ER. This is a dream come true for Noah Wyle as he finally gets the big win at the emmys.

 

The cast of Law & Order: SVU takes the stage to celebrate the show’s incredible 35-year legacy. The moment is especially heartfelt as they honor Mariska Hargitay for leading the series for over two decades — joking that she’s solved more crimes on television than most real-life detectives.

The audience shows their love and appreciation for the lasting impact and cultural legacy of Law & Order: SVU, which has captivated viewers for generations.

Together, the cast proudly presents the final award of the night: Outstanding Drama Series at the Emmy Awards.

Outstanding Drama Series – WINNER – The Pitt

The cast and crew of close out the night with a major win, taking home Outstanding Drama Series at the . Coming in with 13 nominations, the show walks away with the night’s biggest honor and receives a standing ovation from the audience.

The win underscores the power of dramatic television — storytelling that captivates viewers, sparks conversation, and keeps audiences deeply connected to the characters and worlds on screen.

The 77th wrapped up an unforgettable night celebrating the best in television. Severance led the way with multiple wins, including for Supporting Actor and for Lead Actress in a Drama Series, while Adolescence swept the limited series category. In comedy, and took home the directing award for The Studio, and standout performances from and delighted audiences.

The evening also honored television legends, with the cast of Law & Order: SVU celebrating 35 years on air and paying tribute to ’s iconic career. The night closed on a high note as Nate Bergatze pledged $250,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of America, leaving audiences with laughter, heartwarming moments, and a celebration of storytelling that connects viewers across screens.

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