The Emmy Awards are finally about to be announced after a four month delay to the ceremony.
It’s been six month since we learned the nominations for the 75th Emmy Awards, but finally the winners are about to be announced, with the ceremony taking place later this month.
The ceremony was originally scheduled to take place in September, but it was delayed due to the writers’ and actors’ strikes.
The Creative Arts Emmys have already been presented, on 6th and 7th January, with The Last of Us dominating with an impressive eight wins.
But when is the ceremony for the Emmy Awards taking place this year, and how can you watch the ceremony in the UK? Read on for everything you need to know.
When are the 75th Emmy Awards taking place?
The 75th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards will be announced at a ceremony held on Monday 15th January 2024 at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles.
It will be hosted by actor, comedian and presenter Anthony Anderson, and 26 awards will be presented on the night.
How to watch the 75th Emmy Awards in the UK?
While the ceremony will be broadcast live on Fox in the US, in the UK those hoping to watch the ceremony will have to wait until 9pm on Tuesday 16th January, when it will be broadcast on Sky Max and Sky Showcase. The broadcast version will run until 11pm.
This means that if you’re hoping to avoid finding out who has won until watching the ceremony, you may need to stay off the internet on Tuesday, as the results will be fully reported by then.
Who leads the 75th Emmy Awards nominations?
The nominations for the 75th Emmy Awards were announced in July 2023, before the ceremony was delayed because of the writers’ and actors’ strikes.
The 75th Emmy Awards will air in the UK at 9pm on 16th January 2024 on Sky Max and Sky Showcase – find out more about how to sign up for Sky TV.
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