The 2024 Emmys Awards nominees have been revealed, showcasing an impressive array of talent and creativity across the industry. Leading the pack this year are "Shogun" and "The Bear," with 25 and 23 nominations, respectively, reflecting their widespread acclaim and popularity.

"Shogun," the epic historical drama, has captivated audiences and critics alike with its masterful storytelling and breathtaking production values. Its 25 nominations span major categories, including Best Drama Series, Best Actor for lead performer Ken Watanabe, and Best Supporting Actress for Rinko Kikuchi.

"The Bear," a gritty and compelling drama centered around the world of high-stakes culinary arts, follows closely behind with 23 nominations. The series, known for its intense character-driven plot and intricate depiction of the culinary world, has earned nods in categories such as Best Drama Series, Best Actor for Jeremy Allen White, and Best Supporting Actress for Ayo Edebiri.

While "Shogun" and "The Bear" lead the nominations, several other shows have also made a strong impact. "Succession," a perennial favorite, continues its Emmys streak with 18 nominations, including Best Drama Series and acting nods for Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong. "The Crown" follows closely with 16 nominations, celebrating its final season with recognition for its exceptional cast and production.

On the comedy front, "Ted Lasso" remains a standout with 15 nominations, including Best Comedy Series and Best Actor for Jason Sudeikis. The newcomer "Abbott Elementary" has made a splash with 12 nominations, showcasing the series' unique charm and strong performances.