When Is the Awards Show? Air Date, Time

It’s almost here! The 2022 Emmys night will be memorable with many fan-favorite TV shows and actors being honored for their contributions to prime-time TV programming.

The awards show will air Monday, September 12, at 8:30 p.m. on NBC. ET. It will also be streamable on Peacock.

Viewers will see Kenan Thompson host the big night as the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences celebrates TV shows including HBO Max’s Succession, Euphoria, The White LotusAnd Hacks.

Netflix was also a top choice for originals including Stranger Things, Squid Game, OzarkYou can find out more. Meanwhile, Only Murders are allowed in the Building, CandyAnd The Dropout scored big for Hulu while Apple TV+’s Ted LassoAnd SeveranceThe list was completed by.

Only Murders in the Building Season 2 Everything to Know

Martin Short, Steve Martin, and Selena Gomez in ‘Only Murders in the Building.’
Craig Blankenhorn/Hulu

The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards made headlines with their unexpected nominations and shocking snubs. Earlier in the year, YellowjacketsSeven nominations were received, including Outstanding Cast in a Drama Series, Outstanding Lead Actress In a Drama Series, and Outstanding Writing For a Drama Series.

Christina RicciLater, Misty, the role she played in the Showtime series, was nominated for a nomination.

“My baby was teething really badly all last night,” Ricci, 42, told Entertainment Tonight CanadaIn July, I wrote about how I overslept on the big day. “So I didn’t actually get to sleep really until five in the morning. So I overslept and my husband tried to wake me up at 8:40 a.m. to let me know I’d been nominated, but I chose to keep sleeping.”

The actress shares her 8-month old daughter, Cleopatra with her husband Mark HamptonShe also spoke highly of her costars Tawny CypressAnd Melanie LynskeyBeing recognized for their hard work.

“Melanie and Tawny were two of the first people to text me,” she added. “Two of the first texts I missed while I was oversleeping. Two of the people I wrote back. We’re pretty tight. We’ve all been in touch.”

Lynskey (45), for her part, stated that she was still getting used a first honor. “I’m not used to having these mornings where people are like, ‘Congratulations.’ So, it’s really, really lovely,” she shared with ETAt the time.

According to the Candy alum, the show’s success was a testament to the writing behind season 1.

“I think that they’ve created these characters who are all complex and difficult and messy, and I think people can see themselves in all of these women,” she added. “As crazy as these women are, they’re also relatable and they’re recognizable. And I think that there’s an element of the show that’s really channeling the rage that a lot of women feel, especially at this moment in time, and it’s satisfying to see that, to see women who are angry and who are feeling a lot of things.”

Meanwhile, This Is UsAfter its final season, the drama received only one nomination for Outstanding Music & Lyrics. The NBC drama stars Mandy Moore, Milo Ventimiglia, Chrissy Metz, Sterling K. BrownAnd Justin HartleyHe was nominated four times for Outstanding Drama Series.

Listen to Us Weekly’s Hot Hollywood as the editors of Us break down each week’s top entertainment news stories!
Listen on Google Play Music