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emmys 2018
We’ve officially entered Emmy season!
Emanating from the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, the countdown is on to the 2018 Emmy Awards. Hosted by Saturday Night Live’s Michael Che and Colin Jost, the very best in television will be honored as the industry’s top stars compete to walk away with Emmy gold.
Who be the night’s big winner? Which network or streaming platform will leave the Microsoft Theater with some serious Emmy hardware? Time will tell. Before we have a chance to hear those five magical words (“And the Emmy goes to…”), here’s everything you need to know about the Emmy Awards 2018!
WHEN ARE THE 2018 EMMY AWARDS?
The 70th annual Emmy Awards will air on Monday, September 17.
WHAT TIME ARE THE EMMY AWARDS 2018? WHAT CHANNEL ARE THE EMMYS ON?
The Emmy Awards begin at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on NBC.
WHERE CAN I FIND A FULL LIST OF 2018 EMMY NOMINEES?
For the first time in 18 years, HBO didn’t lead the pack in nominations. Netflix narrowly beat out the cable stalwart, earning 112 total nominations. HBO finished in second place with 108 noms.
A full list of nominees can be found on Decider.
HOW CAN I LIVE STREAM THE 2018 EMMY AWARDS?
The 2018 Emmys will air on NBC, which means you can find an Emmys live stream on NBC’s website. The only catch? You’ll need to authenticate through a cable provider.
Depending on your market, you may also be able to find an Emmys 2018 live stream if you’re a YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, fuboTV, Sling TV, or PlayStation Vue subscriber. More on these options (and free trials!) below.
DO THE EMMYS HAVE A DRAMEDY CATEGORY?
Nope, but as our own Joe Reid points out, they sure need one!
