Emmy Awards 2025: Complete list of winners

AP

The 77th Emmy Awards ceremony was held on Sunday, September 14, honoring the most outstanding productions and performances of American television for this year.

The event took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with comedian Nate Bargatze as host, while the nominations were announced earlier on July 15 by actors Harvey Guillén and Brenda Song.

Who triumphed?

The drama series " Severance " led with the most nominations, followed by " The Penguin " and " The Studio ".

Among the biggest winners of the evening were:

"The Pitt"  won for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Dramatic Writing. The lead, Noah Wyle, took home the award for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series, earning his first Emmy.

"The Studio"  was named Outstanding Comedy Series, and Seth Rogen, one of the show's creators and lead actors, took home the award for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series. He also shared the awards for Directing and Writing for a Comedy with co-producer Evan Goldberg.

"Adolescence ," the Netflix drama series that follows the story of a teenager accused of murder, was honored with eight Emmy Awards , including:

Best Miniseries

Best Directing in a Miniseries – Philip Baradini

Best Writing in a Miniseries – Jack Thorne & Steven Graham

The 15-year-old star of "Adolescence," Owen Cooper, became the youngest male winner in Emmy history in the Supporting Actor in a Miniseries, Anthology Series or Television Movie category. 

The most successful platforms

HBO and Netflix won 30 Emmy awards each

Apple TV+ followed with 22 awards

The winners were chosen from around 26,000 television industry professionals, including actors, directors and producers.

Winners in the main categories of the 2025 Emmy Awards

Best Drama Series - The Pitt

Best Comedy Series - The Studio

Best Miniseries - Adolescence

Best Actor – Drama - Noah Wyle (The Pitt)

Best Actress – Drama - Britt Lowery (Severance)

Best Actor – Comedy - Seth Rogen (The Studio)

Best Actress – Comedy - Gene Smart (Hacks)

Supporting Actor – Drama - Trammell Tillman (Severance)

Supporting Actress – Drama - Kathryn Lanasha (The Pitt)

Supporting Actor – Comedy - Jeff Hiller (Somebody Somewhere)

Supporting Actress – Comedy - Hannah Einbinder (Hacks)

Best Actor – Miniseries/Anthology - Steven Graham (Adolescence)

Best Actress – Miniseries/Anthology - Christine Milioti (The Penguin)

Supporting Actor – Miniseries/Anthology - Owen Cooper (Adolescence)

Supporting Actress – Miniseries/Anthology - Erin Doherty (Adolescence)

Best Talk Show - The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

Best Director – Drama - Adam Randall – Slow Horses (“Hello Goodbye”)

Best Screenplay – Drama - Dan Gilroy – Andor (“Welcome to the Rebellion”)

Best Direction – Miniseries - Philip Baradini – Adolescence

Best Writing – Miniseries - Jack Thorne, Steven Graham – Adolescence

Best Screenplay – Comedy - Evan Goldberg, Seth Rogen – The Studio (“The One”)