HBO leads SAG Awards TV nominations with 13: Complete network scorecard
“Succession” continued its winning streak for its acclaimed final season, not only dominating in Emmy nominations and Golden Globes wins, but also now the Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations. The HBO series netted five bids for its farewell batch of episodes, helping the network score an overall 13 bids this year, the most of any channel or streamer at the 30th ceremony. Apple TV+ is the runner-up with eight nominations, with Netflix in third place with seven citations.
In addition to those five “Succession” nominations for Drama Ensemble and cast members Brian Cox, Kieran Culkin, Matthew Macfadyen and Sarah Snook, HBO had success with “The Last of Us,” which scored four noms, “Barry” with three and “The Gilded Age” with one. Apple TV+ earned its eight nominations across three series: “Ted Lasso” with four, “The Morning Show” with three and one for “Lessons in Chemistry.” Netflix’s “Beef” scored three bids and the streamer earned two for “The Crown” and one apiece for “Painkiller” and “The Diplomat.”
See the complete nominations totals by network and series below:
Nominations By Network
HBO & Max — 13
Apple TV+ — 8
Netflix — 7
FX — 5
ABC — 2
Disney+ — 2
Hulu — 2
Prime Video — 2
National Geographic — 1
Paramount+ — 1
Peacock — 1
Showtime — 1
Nominations By Show
Succession — HBO (5)
Best Drama Ensemble
Best Drama Actor (Brian Cox)
Best Drama Actor (Kieran Culkin)
Best Drama Actor (Matthew Macfadyen)
Best Drama Actress (Sarah Snook)
Ted Lasso — Apple TV+ (4)
Best Comedy Ensemble
Best Comedy Actor (Brett Goldstein)
Best Comedy Actor (Jason Sudeikis)
Best Comedy Actress (Hannah Waddingham)
The Bear — FX (4)
Best Comedy Ensemble
Best Comedy Actor (Ebon Moss-Bachrach)
Best Comedy Actor (Jeremy Allen White)
Best Comedy Actress (Ayo Edebiri)
The Last of Us — HBO (4)
Best Drama Series Ensemble
Best Drama Actor (Pedro Pascal)
Best Drama Actress (Bella Ramsey)
Best Stunt Ensemble
The Morning Show — Apple TV+ (3)
Best Drama Series Ensemble
Best Drama Actor (Billy Crudup)
Best Drama Actress (Jennifer Aniston)
Barry — HBO (3)
Best Comedy Ensemble
Best Comedy Actor (Bill Hader)
Best Stunt Ensemble
Beef — Netflix (3)
Best Limited/Movie Actor (Steven Yeun)
Best Limited/Movie Actress (Ali Wong)
Best Stunt Ensemble
Abbott Elementary — ABC (2)
Best Comedy Ensemble
Best Comedy Actress (Quinta Brunson)
The Crown — Netflix (2)
Best Drama Series Ensemble
Best Drama Actress (Elizabeth Debicki)
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel — Prime Video (2)
Best Comedy Actress (Alex Borstein)
Best Comedy Actress (Rachel Brosnahan)
A Small Light — National Geographic (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actress (Bel Powley)
Ahsoka — Disney+ (1)
Best Stunt Ensemble
Fargo — FX (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actor (Jon Hamm)
Fellow Travelers — Showtime (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actor (Matt Bomer)
Lawmen: Bass Reeves — Paramount+ (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actor (David Oyelowo)
Lessons in Chemistry — Apple TV+ (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actress (Brie Larson)
Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie — Peacock (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actor (Tony Shalhoub)
Painkiller — Netflix (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actress (Uzo Aduba)
Only Murders in the Building — Hulu (1)
Best Comedy Ensemble
The Diplomat — Netflix (1)
Best Drama Actress (Keri Russell)
The Gilded Age — HBO (1)
Best Drama Series Ensemble
The Mandalorian — Disney+ (1)
Best Stunt Ensemble
Tiny Beautiful Things — Hulu (1)
Best Limited/Movie Actress (Kathryn Hahn)
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