I am sorry, "Severance" fans - I'm one of you, but I'm very happy that Pete won tonight at the 77th Annual Examples Award (plus a few during the creative arts that happened before the weekend). Why? Simply put, Pete is a great show - and that's the one that feels like a return to the Golden Age on television in a variety of ways.

First things first: Let's talk about all the gold "Pete" was taken home after the two -part weekend Emmy, completed in 2025. Katie Sandrich Gelfond and Erica Berger won a joint award for excellent casting for drama series, which was well-deserved-mostly because the series cast is a combination of unknown actors and long-term veterans on their TV, their risks, The pink, which appear in their pink - at the beginning and end of the first season of Pete as a night shift, attending D -Jackec Abbott's DR, took his first victory to Emmy (at his first nomination) for the best guest actor in the Drama Series.

During the main telecast, Catherine Lanasa, Also Celebrating its first Emmy Kim by years on the small screenHe triumphed virtually every lady of the "White Lotus" (and also Patricia Arquette of "Neeverans") and took home the statue of the best actress in Drama in a drama series thanks to her role as nurse Dana Evans, shouting with Glant's husband. (Lanasa is a Breast Cancer Survivor Who, as recently as the spring of 2023, was undergoing treatment.) Noah Wyle, Who Serves as an Executive Producer, Helped Craft "The Pitt" with John Wells and R. Scotttt. Gemmill, and Stars as the Beleguered Trauma Attending Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch on the Series, Technically Won Two Awards: One for His Performance (The feat he never accomplished while playing Dr -Johnon Carter on Air) and one in its own capacity as a manufacturer. Finally, the series triumphed, yes, "Severance" and several other huge shows to win EMI for an outstanding drama series.

So what does this say about what the audience wants from their TV shows, aside from the fact that the TV Academy really loves "Pete?" It's simple. Pete is a procedural and medical show that feels familiar while quietly breaking barriers, And Publishes on a regular schedule; That is what TV fans want these days.

If you haven't watched Pete, you may not understand all the noise about what it seems, at first glance, as a pretty standard medical show. For So Many reasons, Pete is far from ordinary. Not only did Noah Will, R. Scott Gemil and Johnon Wells came out with the concept of the series, as the world endured locking, quarantines and deaths from Kovid-19 massive pandemic as per-time as the healthcare professionals and horrors were witnessing and enduring them at the time-and even her framework was familiar with. And inventive. While Pete is technically stealing the understanding used in "24", since each episode is "real time", we have been said that Dr. Robbie's change is 12 hours a long, just to notice that there are 15 episodes in the season. This is a Brilliant a way to communicate that things rarely go as planned when working in an busy emergency room, and if you are have They saw the debut season, you know that the reason for this is that Robbie and his colleagues remain late to rescue victims of the catastrophic shooting in Pitfest, a local event.

Medical shows are a dozen. However, not only does it do Pete has a unique and intense commitment to medical accuracyBut it is also a nicely shot, flawlessly and has a writing team that explains complex procedures and diagnosis of the audience without talking to them, believing them to fill any empty spaces may be needed. Not only that, but the play even manages to communicate deeply important messages to the US health system, how it affects doctors And Patients are also the unchanging doctors in certain situations for whom everyone who does not work in health care does not even know it exists. Pete is a well -known formula made, Really Well - and in terms of the overall message of and respect for the healthcare professionals it shows, everyone on the stage Emmy celebrated this community at the moment.

Whenever someone wins a Pete Award during the EMI's main ceremony on September 14, 2025, they made sure to thank health workers in real life. Catherine Lanasa gave a shout to "all the nurses who inspired Dana". Noah Will began to thank his wife and co -workers before finishing his big moment on Emmy with a message to all those people who work long, strenuous hours in emergency rooms: "And most, to anyone who changes tonight or will come out of the shift tonight, thank you for being in the job. This is for you." R. Scott Gemil, the show -show that accepted the Best Drama Award was also quite clear. "And I want to dedicate this, on behalf of all, to all healthcare professionals, the first reacting to the forefront," Gemil told the audience personally and everyone watching on television. "Respect them, protect them, trust them."

Health professionals have dealt with some really wild and deep-difficult situations over the past five or more years, especially after bad actors have encouraged people not to trust Kovid-19's obesity, and it's really nice to see a show as "Pete" to keep that point at home. Anyone who has ever seen even an episode of Pete knows that he shows some of the most darkest moments he can experience while working in a busy Air, and the cast and crew of the series are just as committed to presenting this to the main awards, such as the stories they perform. "Pete" is a famous, fresh, perfect executive and ode to a community that works hard to keep us. We are lucky enough to see more shows like that, and her big Emmy victory can signal that we will want.

Pete is now moving to HBO Max.