Where to watch 2025 Emmy‑winners: Adolescence, The Pitt and more on OTT

New Delhi: The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards turned heads with powerhouse wins by shows like The Studio, Adolescence, and The Pitt."From record-breaking comedy victories to gripping drama triumphs, this year's Emmys celebrated remarkable storytelling and fresh talent. Fans can now stream these acclaimed hits and catch up on why these shows are making history. Read to know where you can watch these amazing shows.

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards honoured outstanding TV shows that captivated audiences worldwide. The Studio, an Apple TV+ comedy co-created by Seth Rogen, made history by winning 13 Emmys, including Outstanding Comedy Series. It broke the record for most comedy wins in one year, with Rogen winning for acting, directing, and writing. This fast-paced, madcap satire of Hollywood life has been a hit among viewers and critics alike.

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On the drama side, HBO Max's The Pitt took home Best Drama Series. The intense medical show set in an emergency room starred Noah Wyle, who finally won his first Emmy for Best Actor after multiple nominations decades ago. Katherine LaNasa also won Best Supporting Actress for her role. The show’s gripping portrayal of life-and-death decisions drew both strong emotions and praise.

Netflix secured wins with Adolescence, a limited series about a 13-year-old in Britain accused of a serious crime. The show won six Emmys, including Best Limited Series, Best Actor for Stephen Graham, and Best Supporting Actor for 15-year-old Owen Cooper, making him the youngest Emmy winner in over 40 years.

Other notable mentions include HBO’s The Penguin, winning Best Actress for Cristin Milioti, and Apple TV+’s Severance, which won acting awards and stirred much discussion with its Orwellian workplace theme. These shows are now available on their respective streaming services, ready for binge-watching.

Where to watch: Apple TV+,

A sharp, witty comedy, focusing on the chaotic life inside a Hollywood film studio, starring Seth Rogen. The show set an Emmy record for most wins by a comedy in a single year.

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A gripping HBO Max medical drama centred on emergency room staff facing high-stakes decisions. Noah Wyle stars and won Best Actor for his portrayal of a dedicated doctor navigating intense hospital drama.

Where to watch: Netflix

Netflix's acclaimed limited series about a 13-year-old British boy accused of murder. It won six Emmys, including Best Limited Series, and featured a historic win by 15-year-old Owen Cooper as Best Supporting Actor.

Where to watch: Apple TV+,  

An Apple TV+ thriller exploring a haunting workplace where employees separate their work and personal memories. It won key acting awards and is praised for its Orwellian themes.

5. The Penguin

Where to watch: Jio Hotstar

HBO’s dark, stylish series from the Batman universe. Cristin Milioti won Best Actress for her role, adding to the series' acclaim following multiple wins at the Creative Arts Emmys.

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These Emmy-winning shows are streaming now, showcasing some of the best television storytelling of the year.