The second annual Gotham Television Awards concluded on Monday night in New York City, where this year’s TV shows were revealed as the small-screen awards season hits high gear, reported Deadline.
Netflix’s “Adolescence” sweeped the floor with all the nominations it was a part of, it tied in the supporting performance category with Owen Cooper’s win and Jenny Slate’s accolade for ‘Dying for Sex’.
Meanwhile, Max’s ‘The Pitt’, CBS’ ‘Matlock’ and FX/Hulu’s ‘Dying for Sex’, which had three noms apiece, took home a Gotham each, reported Deadline.
The former clinched the Breakout Drama category, while Kathy Bates won for lead performance in a drama. Apple TV+’s The Studio won the Breakthrough Comedy Series award.
In this year’s Gotham, the newly created category of Outstanding Original Film, Broadcast or Streaming went to HBO/Max’s documentary ‘Pee-wee as Himself’.
This year’s Gothams also celebrated their tribute honorees during the ceremony at Cipriani Wall Street. Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, as well as director Hwang Dong-hyuk, received Creator Tributes while Elisabeth Moss and the cast of The Handmaid’s Tale received the inaugural Ensemble Tribute, reported Deadline. (Agencies)
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