LOS ANGELES — "The Studio" captured its 12th Emmy award Sunday, breaking the record for the most wins by a comedy series in a single season, the Television Academy announced.
The awards came during the 2025 Emmy ceremonies in Los Angeles, where the series was honored across multiple categories. The haul pushed the show past the previous seasonal mark and cemented its status as one of the most decorated comedies in Emmy history.
Producers and cast members of "The Studio" celebrated the milestone in acceptance remarks and social media posts, praising the creative team and the series' production collaborators. Network and studio representatives said the recognition reflected broad industry support for the show's writing, performances and production values.
Television Academy voting results on Sunday reflected a year in which comedy programming drew significant attention from voters, with several series receiving nominations across acting, writing and technical categories. "The Studio's" record-setting run highlighted the competitive environment among scripted comedies this season.
The series' awards trajectory this year included wins that industry observers said underscored both critical acclaim and strong support within the Academy. The achievement comes amid ongoing debates about how awards bodies recognize comedy amid shifts in format, length and distribution driven by streaming and changing audience habits.
Representatives for other nominated series hailed the nominees and winners in statements released after the ceremony. The Television Academy's tally of winners on Sunday will be reflected in its official records and historical summaries of Emmy achievements.
The 12-win mark for a single-season comedy is a notable benchmark for the industry and may influence how networks and platforms position their comedy slates in future awards seasons. Further details about the specific categories and individual winners were posted by the Academy following the ceremonies.
Coverage of the Emmy outcomes continues across entertainment outlets, with detailed breakdowns of winners and nominees expected in the days following the awards.