Apple TV+’s “Severance” leads the 41st annual Television Critics Association (TCA) Awards nominations with five, including Program of the Year, Deadline reports. The awards recognize excellence in television.
It’s followed by “Adolescence,” “Hacks,” “The Pitt,” and “The Studio” with four each. Winners will be revealed later in the summer. You can find a complete list of nominees here.
“Severance” is nominated for: Program of the Year; Outstanding Achievement in Drama; Britt Lower, Adam Scott, and Trammel Tillman, all for Individual Achievement in Drama;
“The Studio” is nominated for: Program of the Year; Outstanding Achievement in Comedy; Outstanding New Program; Seth Rogan for Individual Achievement in Comedy.
Other Apple TV+ nominees include “Shrinking” (Outstanding Achievement in Comedy), “Disclaimer” (Outstanding Achievement win Movies, Miniseries, or Specials), Harrison Ford of “Shrinking” (Individual Achievement in Comedy), “WondlLa” (Outstanding Achievement in Family Programming), “Wonder Pets in the City” (Outstanding Achievement in Children’s Programming.”
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