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Emmys 2018: How to Binge Nominees
WESTWORLD
Nominations: 21, including Drama Series
Total Episodes: 20 (2 seasons)
Saddle up for two seasons of HBO’s mind-bending sci-fi series… but be sure to allow yourself time to puzzle over what the heck it all means.
Where to Watch: HBO Go, HBO Now
THE HANDMAID’S TALE
Nominations: 20, including Drama Series
Total Episodes: 23 (2 seasons)
Hulu’s dystopian downer is admittedly a rough binge… but the incredible work from Elisabeth Moss and her co-stars makes the grueling trip to Gilead more than worth it.
Where to Watch: Hulu
THE ASSASSINATION OF GIANNI VERSACE: AMERICAN CRIME STORY
Nominations: 18, including Limited Series
Total Episodes: 9 (1 season)
Ryan Murphy’s FX anthology took a lavish, colorful turn with the story of Versace killer Andrew Cunanan; it’s worth watching for Darren Criss’ mesmerizing performance alone.
Where to Watch: Amazon (for purchase), iTunes
ATLANTA
Nominations: 16, including Comedy Series
Total Episodes: 21 (2 seasons)
Donald Glover’s wildly innovative FX comedy upped its game significantly in Season 2. If you only have time for one episode, we have two words for you: “Teddy Perkins.”
Where to Watch: Hulu (Season 1 only), Amazon (for purchase), iTunes
THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL
Nominations: 14, including Comedy Series
Total Episodes: 8 (1 season)
Amazon’s effervescent 1950s comedy racked up more than a dozen nods, so be sure to meet Midge and her groundbreaking stand-up act before Emmy night.
Where to Watch: Amazon
BARRY
Nominations: 13, including Comedy Series
Total Episodes: 8 (1 season)
Bill Hader’s pitch-black HBO comedy is part hitman drama, part L.A. actor satire… and now an Emmy favorite. (Gene Cousineau would be so proud.)
Where to Watch: HBO Go, HBO Now
THE CROWN
Nominations: 13, including Drama Series
Total Episodes: 20 (2 seasons)
See why everyone’s raving about Claire Foy’s twice-nominated performance as Queen Elizabeth II — and drink in the impeccable production design while you’re at it.
Where to Watch: Netflix
STRANGER THINGS
Nominations: 12, including Drama Series
Total Episodes: 17 (2 seasons)
Summer’s a great time to get caught up on Netflix’s spooky ’80s throwback: The sun sets later, so you won’t have to watch it in the dark.
Where to Watch: Netflix
GODLESS
Nominations: 12, including Limited Series
Total Episodes: 7 (1 season)
You won’t have to spend much time out on the range to finish Netflix’s acclaimed Western. In fact, you could finish it over a long weekend, if you pack well.
Where to Watch: Netflix
GLOW
Nominations: 10, including Comedy Series
Total Episodes: 20 (2 seasons)
Get in the ring with Netflix’s gorgeous ladies of wrestling — and get a preview of next year‘s Emmy nominees with the just-released (and even better) Season 2.
Where to Watch: Netflix
THIS IS US
Nominations: 8, including Drama Series
Total Episodes: 36 (2 seasons)
You have plenty of time to enjoy all the emotional ups and downs the Pearson clan has to offer — just be sure to stock up on tissues first.
Where to Watch: Hulu, NBC.com, the NBC app
AMERICAN HORROR STORY: CULT
Nominations: 7, including Lead Actress in a Limited Series
Total Episodes: 11 (1 season)
The latest installment of FX’s horror anthology earned Sarah Paulson her seventh Emmy nomination. (That sounds like a lot… and yet somehow not enough?)
Where to Watch: Amazon (for purchase), iTunes
SILICON VALLEY
Nominations: 7, including Comedy Series
Total Episodes: 46 (5 seasons)
It’s not too late to invest in the tech boom: HBO’s nerd-com has been on for five seasons now, but you can still catch up with the Pied Piper gang before the big night.
Where to Watch: HBO Go, HBO Now
GENIUS: PICASSO
Nominations: 7, including Limited Series
Total Episodes: 10 (1 season)
Antonio Banderas claimed an Emmy nod for painting a vivid portrait of the iconic artist in the second installment of Nat Geo’s biopic anthology.
Where to Watch: NationalGeographic.com, Fox.com
PATRICK MELROSE
Nominations: 5, including Limited Series
Total Episodes: 5 (1 season)
See a different side of Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch in this bittersweet, darkly comic miniseries about a hard-partying bachelor learning to live life sober.
Where to Watch: Showtime Anytime, SHO.com
OZARK
Nominations: 5, including Lead Actor in a Drama
Total Episodes: 10 (1 season)
Jason Bateman pulled off a nifty two-fer, earning an acting nod for Netflix’s freshman drama along with a nomination for directing the season finale.
Where to Watch: Netflix
THE ALIENIST
Nominations: 6, including Limited Series
Total Episodes: 10 (1 season)
TNT’s dark, atmospheric crime thriller was a hit with audiences, and now with Emmy voters, collecting a six-pack of nominations.
Where to Watch: TNT.com
THE LOOMING TOWER
Nominations: 4, including Lead Actor in a Limited Series
Total Episodes: 10 (1 season)
Hulu’s look back at the intelligence work (and blunders) leading up to the September 11th attacks earned Jeff Daniels his second acting nod of the year, after Godless.
Where to Watch: Hulu
WACO
Nominations: 3, including Supporting Actor in a Limited Series
Total Episodes: 6 (1 season)
Taylor Kitsch did get snubbed for his starring role as cult leader David Koresh in Paramount Network’s true-crime miniseries… but at least John Leguizamo scored a nod for playing ATF agent Jacob Vasquez.
Where to Watch: ParamountNetwork.com
GRACE AND FRANKIE
Nominations: 3, including Lead Actress in a Comedy
Total Episodes: 52 (4 seasons)
Lily Tomlin just gets better with age, notching her fourth straight Emmy nomination for her role in Netflix’s golden-years sitcom.
Where to Watch: Netflix
KILLING EVE
Nominations: 2, including Lead Actress in a Drama
Total Episodes: 8 (1 season)
At just eight hours total, BBC America’s funny, fast-paced crime thriller — with terrific performances from nominee Sandra Oh and should-be-a-nominee Jodie Comer — makes for a killer binge.
Where to Watch: BBCAmerica.com, the BBCA app
THE GOOD PLACE
Nominations: 2, including Lead Actor in a Comedy
Total Episodes: 26 (2 seasons)
We’re forking excited that NBC’s delightful afterlife comedy finally nabbed a couple of Emmy nods for its sophomore season — so plop down with some frozen yogurt and watch, won’t ya?
Where to Watch: Netflix (Season 1 only), NBC.com, the NBC app
INSECURE
Nominations: 2, including Lead Actress in a Comedy
Total Episodes: 16 (2 seasons)
This was hella great news: HBO’s sharply observed L.A. comedy broke through in Season 2, earning an overdue nomination for star/co-creator Issa Rae.
Where to Watch: HBO Go, HBO Now
UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT
Nominations: 2, including Comedy Series
Total Episodes: 45 (4 seasons)
Still not hip to Ellie Kemper’s terminally unhip bunker survivor? Go ahead and get Schmidt-faced… and good luck getting that theme song out of your head.
Where to Watch: Netflix
ORPHAN BLACK
Nominations: 1, for Lead Actress in a Drama
Total Episodes: 50 (5 seasons)
Last chance to catch Emmy winner Tatiana Maslany’s dazzling performance(s) as a host of clones: BBC America’s sci-fi drama signed off last year after five seasons.
Where to Watch: Amazon
BETTER THINGS
Nominations: 1, for Lead Actress in a Comedy
Total Episodes: 20 (2 seasons)
Pamela Adlon earned her second straight nod for playing unconventional mom Sam Fox on FX’s warm, weird family comedy.
Where to Watch: Hulu (Season 1 only), Amazon (for purchase), iTunes
BASKETS
Nominations: 1, for Supporting Actor in a Comedy
Total Episodes: 30 (3 seasons)
Zach Galifianikis’ off-the-wall FX comedy isn’t for every taste, but Louie Anderson just notched his third straight Emmy nomination for playing mom Christine.
Where to Watch: Hulu (Seasons 1 and 2 only), Amazon (for purchase), iTunes
THE SINNER
Nominations: 1, for Lead Actress in a Limited Series
Total Episodes: 8 (1 season)
She’s a long way from 7th Heaven: Jessica Biel nabbed her first-ever Emmy nomination for her shocking turn in USA’s stark crime-drama miniseries.
Where to Watch: Netflix
LAW & ORDER: TRUE CRIME — THE MENENDEZ MURDERS
Nominations: 1, for Lead Actress in a Limited Series
Total Episodes: 8 (1 season)
Four-time Emmy winner Edie Falco pulled a Sarah Paulson, playing ’90s attorney Leslie Abramson in NBC’s miniseries — and added yet another Emmy nod to her tally.
Where to Watch: Hulu, NBC.com, the NBC app
SEVEN SECONDS
Nominations: 1, for Lead Actress in a Limited Series
Total Episodes: 10 (1 season)
This Netflix crime drama got axed after just one season, but at least it handed two-time Emmy winner Regina King another nomination.
Where to Watch: Netflix
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