Emmy 2022: find out where to watch the series nominated for the awards
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Are there any awards fans out there? Come and find out where you can watch the series nominated for the 2022 Emmys!
Here, you will find out about all the nominees for the awards and, in addition, you will also find out where to watch all the series!
2022 Emmy-nominated series to binge-watch on HBO Max
In addition to leading in the 'number of nominations' category, HBO Max was the streaming platform that had the most content nominated in this year's awards!
Check out the recommendations you can watch on the platform!
Succession (25 nominations)
In Succession, we follow a powerful family led by the patriarch, Logan Roy, owner of a media empire called Waystar Royco.
The head of the family has always dedicated himself too much to business and not enough to his children, Roman, Connor, Siobahan and Kendall, and everything gets worse when Logan's health worsens and a dispute for power and control begins within his own family.
In this series full of twists and turns, excellent quality and impeccable performances, you will be glued to the screen and eager for the next episode.
The series already has three full seasons on the platform.
Main nominations: Best Drama Series, Best Actor in a Drama Series (two actors from the series were nominated in the category, Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong), Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (triple nomination being Nicholas Braun, Kieran Culkin and Matthew Macfadyen) and Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (double nomination being Sarah Snook and J. Smith-Cameron).
The White Lotus (20 nominations)
This star-studded miniseries, featuring Alexandra Daddario, Jennifer Coolidge and the It Girl of the moment, Sydney Sweeney, follows several families who stay for a week at the luxury White Lotus resort.
During your stay in this paradisiacal place with various activities such as diving, massages, boat trips and themed parties, everyday questions arise involving guests and staff every day and everything becomes even more intriguing when we discover that someone died at the end of the trip and we don't know who died and who killed them and unraveling this mystery will be delightful to follow.
The series was highly praised for its quality of direction, but mainly for its performances and for this reason the cast was recognized in the acting categories.
Main nominations: Best miniseries, Supporting Actor in a miniseries (two nominations, being Murray Bartlett – who is the favorite for the award – and Jake Lacy), Supporting Actress in a miniseries (five nominations, being: Connie Britton, Alexandra Daddario, Natasha Rothwell, Sydney Sweeney and the favorite for the award in the category: Jennifer Coolidge).
Barry (10 nominations)
In Barry, we meet the protagonist who gives the project its name, a former Marine who now works as a hitman and during one of his jobs, Barry begins to have an existential crisis and question whether he really wants to continue with this for the rest of his life, until he meets the theater group in Los Angeles.
Barry, who is going through a moment of discomfort and depression, sees his life change when he decides to enroll in theater classes and start a new life, but he didn't count on criminals from the past coming back to haunt his new life.
Three seasons are already available on the platform.
Main nominations: Best Comedy Series and Best Actor in a Comedy Series (Bill Hader).
Euphoria (16 nominations)
In Euphoria we follow the journey of Rue, played brilliantly by Zendaya, a girl who after losing her father starts using drugs and finds herself in a dead end and is getting closer and closer to falling apart.
In the series we also follow the stories of several supporting characters who shine on screen, such as Nate Jacobs, played by Jacob Elordi, the possessive young man who bullies everyone and has family problems involving his father, Carl. We also meet Cassie, Mandy and Jules, played by Sydney Sweeney, Alexa Demie and Hunter Schafer, respectively.
Both seasons are now available for streaming.
Main nominations: Best Drama Series, Best Actress in a Drama Series (Zendaya) and Best Supporting Actress in a Series (Sydney Sweeney).
In addition to these contents, productions such as Hacks, The Staircase, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Flight Attendant, Insecure, Scenes from a Marriage and Station Eleven are also present on the list.
2022 Emmy-nominated series to binge-watch on Netflix
Round 6 (14 nominations)
Squid Game is a South Korean Netflix original series that follows people who are desperate for money and will do anything to get it. These people are invited to participate in a game where they will play childish pranks for a good amount of money at the end. Everything seems great, until they discover that these pranks will end in death.
The series has already been renewed and the second season is expected to premiere soon.
Main nominations: Best Drama Series, Actor in a Drama Series (Lee Jung-jae), Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (two nominations, Park Hae-soo and Oh Yeong-su) and Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (Jung Ho-yeon).
Stranger Things (8 nominations)
Stranger Things takes place in the city of Hawkins and shows the lives of several children who love to play in the surrounding area until one of them, Will, disappears and they meet Eleven, a different girl, in the forest and realize that everything may be connected.
Things get even stranger when they discover that Eleven has powers and that Will may be alive, but he may no longer be in the same world they live in.
The fourth season of the series premiered in July and has already been renewed for a fifth and final season.
Main nominations: Best Drama Series and Best Visual Effects.
In addition to these contents, productions such as Inventing Anna, Maid, Atlanta, Ozark and Better Call Saul were also nominated for the 2022 Emmy.
2022 Emmy-nominated series to binge-watch on Apple TV+
Rupture (14 indications)
In Rupture, we meet five employees of a company who agree to participate in an experiment where they will have their memories separated.
When they are at work, they will not remember anything that involves their personal life and when they are outside of work, they will not remember anything that happens there.
What they don't know is that behind this experiment, there are several secrets and dangers that the company doesn't want them to discover, but they begin to suspect that not everything is what it seems and begin a search for answers.
The complete first season is now available on streaming.
Main nominations: Best Drama Series, Actor in a Drama Series (Adam Scott), Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (two nominations, Christopher Walken and John Turturro) and Actress in a Drama Series (Patricia Arquette).
The Morning Show (3 nominations)
The Morning Show is the most beloved morning show in the United States and its hosts are present in the lives of viewers, but everything changes when one of the anchors, Mitch (Steve Carell) is accused of harassing an employee in the Me Too movement and is fired, leaving his colleague Alex (Jennifer Aniston) in a tight spot.
The channel then decides to hire Bradley Cooper (Reese Whiterspoon), a journalist who is outspoken and wants to convince Alex to tell the truth and expose his former colleague and friend on national television.
Two seasons are already available for streaming.
Main nominations: Best Actress in a Drama Series (Reese Whiterspoon) and Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (Billy Crudup).
In addition to these contents, Ted Lasso was also nominated for the award.
Series nominated for the 2022 Emmy to binge-watch on Star+
Only Murders in the Building (17 nominations)
The comedy series follows the lives of three strangers who live in the same building and share one thing: their obsession with true crime.
Everything changes when a murder occurs in the building where they live and the three join together on an adventure fueled by knowledge based on local newspapers to discover what really happened and who is behind the crime.
The series features a sharp cast consisting of Selena Gomez, Steve Martin and Martin Short.
Two seasons are already available for streaming.
Main nominations: Best Comedy Series, Actor in a Comedy Series (two nominations, for Martin Short and Steve Martin).
The Dropout (6 nominations)
In this miniseries based on real events, we meet Elizabeth Holmes (Amanda Seyfriend), a businesswoman who claims to have discovered a revolutionary way of analyzing blood tests, using just a drop taken from the patient's finger.
Soon, the visionary finds investors and companies that want to be part of all this. Soon, the blonde becomes one of the most influential, powerful and rich people of the moment.
This all changes when it is discovered that it was all a hoax and that Elizabeth was just scamming everyone.
The full season is now available on the platform.
Main nominations: Best miniseries, Actress in a miniseries (Amanda Seyfriend) and Directing in a miniseries.
In addition to these contents, productions such as Dopesick, What We Do in The Shadows and Pam & Tommy were also nominated for the awards.
Series nominated for the 2022 Emmy on other platforms
In addition to the streaming platforms already mentioned throughout the text, it is also possible to watch some series nominated for the 2022 Emmy on other platforms.
On Globo Play, you can watch Killing Eve, a series that received 2 nominations.
On Prime you can watch The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, a series that received 6 nominations.
On Paramount+, you can binge-watch the series Yellowjackets, which received 3 nominations.
And finally, we have Starzplay, where you can watch the series The Great, nominated in 3 categories.
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