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“Widow’s Bay” and “The Pitt” Sweep This Year’s Television Awards

The Primetime Emmy Awards honored television programs and performers, with “Widow’s Bay” receiving six trophies.

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“Widow’s Bay” won six Primetime Emmy Awards, including best comedy series.

“The Pitt” won best drama series for the second year in a row.

Matthew Rhys earned two lead‑acting Emmys in the same night.

Michael J. Fox received a humanitarian award for his work on Parkinson’s disease.

The awards ceremony was broadcast live on the National Broadcasting Company and on the Peacock streaming service.

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The comedy‑horror series “Widow’s Bay” beat the previous winner “Hacks” for best comedy series.

“The Pitt”, an emergency‑room drama, secured the award for best drama for the second consecutive year.

Matthew Rhys became the first person to win two lead‑acting Emmys in one ceremony, for his roles in “Widow’s Bay” and a limited‑series thriller.

Michael J. Fox was celebrated for his advocacy for research into Parkinson’s disease.

The ceremony was aired live on the National Broadcasting Company channel and streamed on the Peacock platform.

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Primetime

the part of the day when most people watch television

trophies

prizes that look like small cups or statues

comedy‑horror

a story that tries to be funny and also a little scary

limited‑series

a TV show that tells a complete story in a set number of episodes

advocacy

supporting a cause or trying to bring attention to an issue

Parkinson’s disease

a long‑term illness that affects movement and balance

streamed

watched over the internet instead of on a traditional TV channel

aired

shown on television for people to watch

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