The 78th Emmy Awards took place last night in Los Angeles, where the Hollywood elite gathered to celebrate the best of television. This year, Apple TV+ emerged as the big winner, taking home a total of 28 Emmys. Among these, 14 were awarded to the comedy series Widow’s Bay, which set a new record by winning the most Emmys for a comedy in a single season—surpassing last year’s record held by The Studio with 13 awards. Apple TV+ also earned six Emmys for the series Pluribus and one for Slow Horses. HBO Max followed closely behind with 21 awards, including seven for its miniseries DTF St. Louis and five for the medical drama The Pitt. Netflix also had a strong showing, winning 16 Emmys, including for the miniseries The Beast in Me, where Matthew Rhys won Best Actor in a Miniseries, and La Diplomate, where Allison Janney took home Best Supporting Actress. The winners of the Best Drama Series category included La Diplomate, The Gilded Age, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Paradise, The Pitt (winner), Pluribus, and Vrais voisins, faux amis. In the Best Actress in a Drama Series category, Zendaya won for Euphoria, while in Best Actor in a Drama Series, Noah Wyle won for The Pitt. The Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series went to Allison Janney for La Diplomate, and Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series was awarded to Carlos-Manuel Vesga for Pluribus. In the comedy categories, Widow’s Bay won Best Comedy Series, with Jean Smart taking home Best Actress in a Comedy Series for Hacks, and Matthew Rhys winning Best Actor in a Comedy Series for Widow’s Bay. The Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series went to Janelle James for Abbott Elementary, and Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series was awarded to Stephen Root for Widow’s Bay. The Best Miniseries or Anthology Series was won by DTF St. Louis, with Richard Jenkins taking home Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Anthology Series. The Best Talk Show was awarded to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and the Best Reality Show went to The Traitors.