Are 'This Is Us' & 'The Good Doctor' Broadcast Networks' Only Hope in Drama Series Emmy Race? | THR

The video discusses the challenges faced by broadcast networks in securing Emmy nominations, particularly in the drama series category. It highlights the success of 'This Is Us' and the growing influence of streaming services like Hulu and Netflix. The potential of 'The Good Doctor' as a contender is explored, along with the broader implications for broadcast shows in the Emmy landscape. The discussion also touches on the divide between popular shows and those deemed awards-worthy by the Academy.

What challenges do broadcast shows face in competing for Emmy nominations compared to cable and streaming shows?

How did 'This Is Us' manage to break through and receive a drama series nomination?

What impact did the success of streaming shows like 'The Handmaid's Tale' have on the perception of broadcast shows?

What factors contribute to the difficulty of broadcast shows in being considered 'edgy' or 'dark' enough for awards?

What is the significance of Freddie Highmore's character in 'The Good Doctor' in relation to traditional broadcast show protagonists?

In what ways do the ratings of a show influence its chances of receiving an Emmy nomination?

What does the future look like for broadcast shows in the Drama Series category based on current trends?