Find out how to tune in to 2024 Emmys with this TV and streaming guide

And we're back with another awards show tonight! I think many of us have been waiting for the Emmys since the ceremony got delayed. It was supposed to air back around September 2023. However, the Television Academy decided to push the date due to the writers and actors strikes.

Well, now we're here! The 2024 Emmys air live tonight, Jan. 15, 2024 from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California. Actor, comedian, and game show host Anthony Anderson is hosting. So how can you tune in? There's a TV option, as well as a streaming one. Read on below to find out how you can check out the 75th Emmy Awards this evening!

How to watch on TV

The 2024 Emmys will run live for three hours, starting at 8 p.m. ET and go on tonight until 11 p.m. ET on Fox. To access the network, you'll either need to have cable or subscribe to a platforms like Fubo TV, DIRECTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV. or Sling TV. Here are all the providers with Fox and their packages below:

How to watch on streaming

If you're not able to watch the star-studded event live on Fox, don't sweat it! The 75th Emmy Awards will be available to stream on Hulu tomorrow. That means starting Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2024, the awards show will be available to watch online on the platform. As you know from reading above, there's multiple options to subscribe to Hulu + Live TV, which would include just Hulu as well. But, if you're just interested in solely getting a Hulu account, you can do so with ads for $7.99/month or no ads for $17.99/month.

How to sign up for Hulu

• Visit the Hulu sign up page
• Choose Hulu (with ads) or Hulu (no ads)
• Create an account by entering a username and a password
• Enter your chosen payment method
• Login to start watching!

Emmys 2024 categories and presenters

Categories

The Emmys are a big night for stars in television, with lots and lots of categories for actors and behind-the-scenes crews to be recognized. Leading the television nominees in comedy is Ted Lasso with 21 nominations, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with 14, and The Bear has 13. In drama, we have Succession with 27 nominations, The Last of Us with 24, and The White Lotus has 23. We shared the major categories below. For a full list of categories and nominees, head over to the Emmys website.

COMEDY:

Comedy Series
Lead Actor
Lead Actress
Supporting Actor
Supporting Actress
Guest Actor
Guest Actress
Directing
Writing

DRAMA:

Drama Series
Lead Actor
Lead Actress
Supporting Actor
Supporting Actress
Guest Actor
Guest Actress
Directing
Writing

LIMITED OR ANTHOLOGY SERIES, MOVIE:

Limited Or Anthology Series
Television Movie
Lead Actor
Lead Actress
Supporting Actor
Supporting Actress
Directing
Writing

REALITY:

Host For A Reality Or Competition Program
Host For A Game Show
Structured Reality Program
Unstructured Reality Program
Reality Competition Program
Game Show
Directing

SHORT FORM:

Comedy, Drama Or Variety Series
Actor
Actress
Nonfiction Or Reality Series

VARIETY:

Talk Series
Scripted Variety Series
Variety Special (Live)
Variety Special (Pre-Recorded)
Directing For A Variety Series
Directing For A Variety Special
Writing For A Variety Series
Writing For A Variety Special

ANIMATION:

Individual Achievement in Animation (Juried)
Animated Program

Presenters

The stars who win are introduced by their fellow celebs! Some taking the stage include The Last of Us actor Pedro Pascal, Jodie Foster, Ken Jeong, and Wednesday star Jenna Ortega. Check out the full list below:

• Jason Bateman
• Quinta Brunson
• Stephen Colbert
• Dame Joan Collins
• Jon Cryer
• Charlie Day
• Jodie Foster
• Marla Gibbs
• Brett Goldstein
• Jon Hamm
• Taraji P. Henson
• Glenn Howerton
• Ken Jeong
• Rob McElhenney
• Joel McHale
• Jenna Ortega
• Pedro Pascal
• Sheryl Lee Ralph
• Holland Taylor
• Juno Temple
• Taylor Tomlinson
• Hannah Waddingham

The Emmys 2024 air tonight, Jan. 15, 2024 starting at 8 p.m. ET on Fox. The ceremony will be streaming on Hulu the next day.

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