The 2026 Emmy Awards have wrapped, and streaming fans can now catch the night’s biggest winners. Apple TV’s dark comedy Widow’s Bay dominated the ceremony, taking home a record 14 Emmys, including Outstanding Comedy Series. Below is a quick guide to where you can stream the award‑winning series.
Widow’s Bay – Apple TV
Widow’s Bay follows a group of women whose lives become tangled in secrets, relationships and unexpected trouble. The series earned 14 awards from 19 nominations, with Matthew Rhys winning Lead Actor in a Comedy and Stephen Root taking Supporting Actor. Stream all episodes on Apple TV.
The Pitt – HBO Max
Medical drama The Pitt offers an inside look at the high‑pressure world of an emergency room. The show captured six Emmys, including Outstanding Drama Series and Lead Actor for Noah Wyle. It is available for streaming on HBO Max.
Hacks – HBO Max (with Sling)
Comedy series Hacks continues its Emmy success, with Jean Smart winning Lead Actress in a Comedy for the fifth consecutive season – a first in Emmy history. All five seasons can be streamed on HBO Max, and Sling subscribers can also access the series.
DTF St. Louis – HBO Max
Limited series DTF St. Louis explores a complicated romantic encounter that turns dark and unpredictable. The show earned seven Emmys, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series. Watch it on HBO Max.
The Traitors – Peacock
Reality competition The Traitors pits reality stars and celebrities against each other in a Scottish castle, vying for a cash prize. The series won Outstanding Reality Competition Program. Stream it on Peacock.
Pluribus – Apple TV
Sci‑fi drama Pluribus follows a woman confronting a strange new reality that challenges everything she knows. The series secured six Emmys, including Lead Actress for Rhea Seehorn. It is available on Apple TV.
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