The 78th Emmy Awards nominations have been revealed, showcasing a mix of established stars and unexpected entries in the competitive television landscape.

Australian actress Sarah Snook is among the nominees for her role in 'All Her Fault,' joining A-list talent like Gary Oldman ('Slow Horses'), Keri Russell ('The Diplomat'), and Jean Smart ('Hacks').

Major contenders include dramas such as 'The Pitt' and comedies like 'Hacks,' while surprise additions like the political thriller 'The Diplomat' and horror series 'Widow’s Bay' have made their mark.Notably, HBO’s 'Heated Rivalry' missed out on Emmy eligibility due to foreign co-production rules, though it dominated Canadian awards.Rule changes for variety series allow multiple nominees to win, and the event will be hosted by Mariska Hargitay.The nominations span dramas, comedies, limited series, and reality shows, reflecting the diverse programming of 2026.The Emmys will air on September 14, shifted to accommodate an NFL clash.This year’s list highlights both industry giants and emerging voices, underscoring the evolving nature of television excellence.