Where to Stream 2026 Emmy-Nominated Series: ‘The Pitt,’ ‘Hacks’ and More

See the full list of nominees for the 2026 Emmy Awards.

The nominees for the 78th Emmy Awards, recognizing the best of television, were announced on Wednesday. Series that aired most of their episodes between June 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026, are eligible.

The HBO Max medical drama “The Pitt” led all series this year with 25 nominations. “Hacks” (24 nominations, the most ever in a single year for a comedy), “Widow’s Bay” (19) and “Pluribus” (18) also did well this year. Netflix’s dark comedy “Beef” led the pack in the limited or anthology series categories with 16 nominations for its second season, with the stars Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac and Charles Melton all being recognized.

The Emmys will be handed out in Los Angeles on Monday, Sept. 14, in a ceremony that will air on NBC and stream live on Peacock. Mariska Hargitay will host. Here’s how to watch the top nominees.

Best Drama

‘The Diplomat’

Keri Russell stars in a political thriller that doubles as a high-style romantic comedy. (Interview)

‘The Gilded Age’

In its third season, the HBO Max drama about late 19th-century New York City raised the stakes between the old and new money families and offered a more complex look at Black Americans of that era. (Feature)

Stream it on HBO Max.

‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’

A lighter “Game of Thrones” spinoff about an itinerant sword-swinger. (Review)

Stream it on HBO Max.

‘Paradise’

In its second season, this sci-fi drama, starring Sterling K. Brown as a former Secret Service agent, evolved from a political murder mystery into a postapocalyptic thriller. (Feature)

‘The Pitt’

Noah Wyle leads this hospital drama, which tracks the action at an emergency room in Pittsburgh. (Review)

Stream it on HBO Max.

‘Pluribus’

An enigmatic sci-fi series from Vince Gilligan, the creator of “Breaking Bad,” is about the mysterious arrival of peace on earth and the one woman who can’t stand it. (Review)

Stream it on Apple TV.

‘Slow Horses’

Gary Oldman stars in this comic spy thriller, based on a series of novels by Mick Herron. (Review)

Stream it on Apple TV.

‘Your Friends and Neighbors’

Jon Hamm plays a former New York City moneyman who starts stealing from his wealthy Westchester County neighbors to keep up appearances. (Feature)

Stream it on Apple TV.

‘Abbott Elementary’

This hit sitcom is created by and stars Quinta Brunson. (Feature)

Stream it on ABC, HBO Max and Hulu.

‘The Bear’

The big-hearted, dysfunctional kitchen crew races to find success before the money runs out. (Review)

‘Hacks’

This culture-clash comedy about a comic legend and her younger writing partner ends on a bittersweet note after five seasons. (Feature)

Stream it on HBO Max.

‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’

A young, single mother starts an OnlyFans account to make ends meet in this dramedy adapted from Rufi Thorpe’s comic novel. (Review)

Stream it on Apple TV.

‘Nobody Wants This’

Adam Brody and Kristen Bell star in a rom-com about the relationship trials of a young rabbi and a podcaster with little exposure to Judaism. (Feature)

‘Only Murders in the Building’

Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez star in this comic murder mystery. (Feature)

Stream it on Hulu.

‘Shrinking’

Harrison Ford stars as a therapist with Parkinson’s disease in this therapy dramedy, with Jason Segel and Jessica Williams as his junior partners. (Review)

Stream it on Apple TV.

‘Widow’s Bay’

This off-kilter horror comedy stars Matthew Rhys as a mayor who wants to turn his New England island into a tourist destination. (Review)

‘All Her Fault’

Sarah Snook of “Succession” plays a woman who tries to pick up her son from a play date only to discover that no one knows about the play date or, worse, her son.

Stream it on Peacock.

‘The Beast in Me’

Claire Danes plays a bereaved writer and Rhys is a rich neighbor who might be a murderer in this twisty mystery. (Review)

Stream it on Netflix.

‘Beef’

Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan play a married couple on the brink. (Feature)

Stream it on Netflix.

‘DTF St. Louis’

Jason Bateman and David Harbour play unsatisfied suburbanites who sign up for sexual adventure through the titular hookup app. (Review)

Stream it on HBO Max.

‘Love Story’

Ryan Murphy’s latest docudramedy focuses on the tragic romance between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, who married in 1996 and died a few years later. (Feature)

Stream it on Hulu.