5 Emmy-Nominated Series That Are Worth Streaming in 2024

The Emmy Awards is one of the most prestigious accolades that a program can receive within the television industry. Over the years, streaming has become a popular avenue to watch new shows, allowing the Academy to consider these programs to compete for awards.

Emmy-nominated shows often feature various social issues that captivate their audience. They are also often entertaining and have high production values, resulting in excellent performance.

The award-giving body also acknowledges lesser-known shows that caught the attention of the judging panels. The nominations allow each program to gain new fans.

Seeking new shows to watch and add to your watchlist? Here are some Emmy-nominated series that can be streamed ahead of the award nights:

Shogun

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'The Crown'

"The Crown" is a Netflix original series that premiered in 2016. The show is focused on recreating the important events during the rule of Queen Elizabeth II. Each season portrays a different period of the late Queen's life.

As the show nears its finale, the series has already won 21 Emmys from its 69 nominations. The show is well-loved by fans due to its historical accuracy and the production quality of the show that never faltered in all seasons.

'Shogun'

"Shogun" is fairly new in terms of its recent adaptation. The show had its premiere earlier this year and has easily secured its second and third season renewal. The series is based on the 1975 novel by James Clavell which centers on power struggle.

The series is now the first Japanese-language series to be nominated for Emmys and has broken a record after receiving 25 nominations. The first season is available on Hulu and Disney+.

'Abbott Elementary'

"Abbott Elementary" is an ABC mockumentary comedy series that has quickly gained critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. The show follows the story of a public elementary school staff as they help the students carve a path for themselves.

The show is reminiscent of popular sitcoms like "The Office" and "Parks and Recreation" which contributed to its huge audience. The series received 10 nominations and will compete against "The Bear," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and "Only Murders in the Building" under the comedy section.

'Baby Reindeer'

"Baby Reindeer" is a limited mini-series on Netflix based on Richard Gadd's autobiographical one-man show. The series quickly gained media attention due to its controversial scenes and true-to-life counterparts.

The series scored six nominations for Limited or Anthology series. Despite having only seven episodes, the series was met with positive feedback and has established a strong viewership on Netflix.

'Blue Eye Samurai'

"Blue Eye Samurai" is a Netflix animated series that centers on Mizu's revenge against other men, including her father. The series is set in Japan's Edo period, giving the series a different visual take.

The series is up against long-standing animated series like "Bob's Burgers" and "The Simpsons." It is also in close competition with "X-Men '97" which received huge acclaim from its fans.

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