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Last night was a lovely night for the folks who worked on the studio, the pit, and adolescents.

These series won big at the Primetime Emmy Awards.

It was also an evening packed with a couple of surprise wins, a show of undeniable goodwill towards Stephen Colbert, and a tedious recurring bit led by host Nate Bergezzi.

I'm A.S. Harris. It's 1240 a.m. And don't worry, the Boys and Girls Club definitely won't be

penalized if we run on too long recapping the Emmys here on Pop Culture Happy Art. Joining me are my

fellow co-host, Linda Holmes. Hello, Linda.

Hello, Ayesha.

Hello, and Glenn Weldon.

Hey, Glenn.

Hey, pal.

Well, this was a busy night, so let's get right to it.

First off, we have one of our favorites, I think.

We've talked about this on the show, The Pit.

This is the HBO Max Hospital show that followed Noah Wiley and other doctors and nurses over the course of one long shift in a Pittsburgh emergency room. This show won

Outstanding Drama Series, lead actor in a drama series for Noah Wiley, and supporting actress

for Catherine La Nassaf. She plays the charge nurse, Dana Evans. Linda, I know this is one of your favorite shows of the year. How do we feel about some of these wins? Oh, I was delighted. You know, I think there are multiple good shows in that category. You know, obviously, Severance had been nominated, which is a show I admire a lot. The Last of Us have been nominated, which is a show I think has a lot going for it. There were a lot of good shows in there. But this was my favorite. You know, this was my favorite of the

year. It was one that moved me the most. I also think it's interesting that it's a little bit of a

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