By the end of the 2022 Emmy Awards premiere, it was clear which shows rose to the top. The White Lotus led the night with five statuettes, anchoring the celebration as the standout winner among television programs. Ted Lasso reinforced its loyal reign in comedy, while Subrogation earned recognition in the drama category for its storytelling craft.
The event, held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, highlighted where audiences could stream the winning series, films, and programs that took home trophies during the evening.
Succession and Ted Lasso Dominate as White Lotus Celebrates a Triumphant Night
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Streaming platforms have largely supplanted traditional public channels for top Emmy content. Netflix secured multiple wins, including Squid Game for Best Actor in a Drama and Best Drama Direction for Hwang Dong-hyuk, along with Ozark earning Julia Garner as Best Supporting Actress in a Drama.
Disney+ followed close behind, featuring several winners: The Leave Behind earned Amanda Seyfried for Best Actress in a Miniseries, Drugs secured recognition for Michael Keaton in the Outstanding Actor in a Miniseries category, Abbott College highlighted Sheryl Lee Ralph for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy and Quinta Brunson for Best Screenplay, and Chip and Chop: Rescue Guardians was recognized as Best TV Movie.
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HBO Max also offered a strong lineup with Emmy recognition for up to six works, including major winners. White Lotus earned Jennifer Coolidge for Best Supporting Actress, Murray Bartlett for Best Supporting Actor, and Best Miniseries for its writing and directing. Subrogation secured Outstanding Dramatic Writing and the Outstanding Drama Series award for its team, while Cheaters was acknowledged with a lead acting award in a comedy. Zendaya grabbed top drama actress honors for Enthusiasm, and Last Week Tonight With John Oliver led the talk show and variety show categories with its creative team.
Apple TV hosted a single standout series that dominated its category, with Fireproof Lasso earning Best Comedy Series, Best Supporting Actor for Brett Goldstein, Best Director for MJ Delaney, and Best Lead Actor for Jason Sudeikis in the comedy space. Prime Video celebrated Lizzo’s Big Grrls in the Best Reality Contest, and Movistar+ appeared on the roster for Saturday Night Live as the Best Sketch Series.