Cynthia Littleton Business Editor It may not have registered on the Richter scale, but the tectonic plates under Southern California shifted a little Wednesday morning with the revelation of the 76th annual Emmy Awards nominations.
Netflix landed at No. 1 with 107 nominations, thanks to the sheer tonnage that it serves up in a year. The adventures of 16th century samurai and 21st century sous chefs allowed FX to rocket to a new personal best of 93 noms, a significant spike over its previous high of 56 in 2016.
Apple TV+ came in with 72 — a strong showing given that its awards magnet of the past few years, comedy series “Ted Lasso,” has left the scene.
Season 3 of “The Morning Show” nabbed 16 noms followed by 11 for limited series “Palm Royale” and 10 for “Lessons in Chemistry.” “Slow Horses” emerged as a surprisingly strong contender with nine mentions including a shot at best drama series.
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