FX dominated the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, claiming the most awards overall, a testament to the network’s commitment to high-quality programming. The night was a showcase of diverse talent and compelling narratives, with two standout series taking home the most coveted prizes.

“Shogun,” the epic historical drama based on James Clavell’s novel, emerged as the night’s biggest winner, scooping up awards for Outstanding Limited Series, Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series, and Outstanding Writing for a Limited Series. The series, lauded for its meticulous historical detail and powerful performances, captivated audiences with its tale of cultural clash and human resilience.

“The Bear,” the critically acclaimed culinary drama, continued its winning streak by taking home the award for Outstanding Comedy Series. The series, known for its intense realism and captivating characters, also garnered a slew of awards including Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series, Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for Jeremy Allen White.

Other notable winners included “Succession,” which took home the award for Outstanding Drama Series for the second year in a row, further solidifying its status as a television powerhouse. Zendaya made history by becoming the youngest two-time winner for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her portrayal of Rue Bennett in “Euphoria.”

The night was a celebration of artistic excellence and a reminder of the transformative power of television. With its diverse slate of winners, the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards showcased the ever-evolving landscape of television, promising a bright future for both audiences and creators alike.