The Pitt’s second season is nominated for a whopping 26 Emmys at this year’s awards ceremony—set to take place this evening, Sept. 14—compared to Season 1’s thirteen nominations (with five wins).
With so many nominations, the show seems poised to potentially smash an Emmys record for the most wins in a single year: 18, which was set by Shogun in 2024.
So, let’s break it down: what are the chances of The Pitt making Emmy history tonight?
Of note, the series has already won four of its nominations, taking home Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup, Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series, and Outstanding Original Music And Lyrics, while fan-favorite guest star Ernest Harden Jr. took home Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series.
This does knock one potential win out right off the bat, as Jeff Kober was also nominated for Outstanding Guest Actor. Tina Ivlev, Brittany Allen and Tal Anderson were also up against one another for Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series, which ultimately went to Shailene Woodley for her work as Annie in Paradise.
Outstanding Production Design For A Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour Or More), Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Or Drama Series (One Hour) and Outstanding Picture Editing For A Drama Series also already went to Pluribus (knocking out four more possible wins total), while Outstanding Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic) went to Margo’s Got Money Troubles.
Still in the running are Katherine LaNasa, Fiona Dourif, Taylor Dearden and Sepideh Moafi up for the same award as each other (Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series), while Patrick Ball, Shawn Hatosy and Gerran Howell are all up for Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series.
That obviously knocks a few potential numbers off of the total possible take-home awards, leaving just seven more opportunities to win between six categories: the aforementioned Outstanding Supporting categories, plus Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Directing For A Drama Series, and two episodes nominated for Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series, and, of course, Noah Wyle is up for Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series.
When all is said and done, even if The Pitt wins in every category it has left, it’ll only take home a maximum of ten awards this year—an impressive climb when compared to last year, but falling short of the current record.
If momentum keeps up, perhaps we’ll see Season 3 take the lead.
The Emmys are streaming tonight at 8 p.m. EST on Peacock.
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