How the Emmys has evolved and what that means for this year
Emmys nominations are just around the corner, so host Mark Olsen spoke with reporters Glenn Whipp and Libby Hill about how the awards show has evolved over the years. They discuss if certain show formats are destined to win an Emmy and whether new shows, particularly on streaming services, get an advantage during nominations. To wrap up, the three discuss their personal favorite shows and whether they have a shot.
‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ and ‘black-ish’ lead our 2018 Emmys buzzmeter »
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