What's Holding Broadcast Networks Back From Earning Emmy Nominations?

The transcript discusses the disparity in Emmy nominations between broadcast networks and cable/streaming services. It highlights the challenges faced by broadcast networks, such as scheduling constraints and FCC regulations, which limit their content compared to cable and streaming services. The increasing number of entries and competition further complicate the situation for broadcast networks. The transcript suggests that a change in the Emmy Awards format might be necessary to better recognize broadcast shows.

Which network received the highest number of Emmy nominations?

• Netflix

• HBO

• NBC

• Fox

What is one reason broadcast networks struggle with Emmy nominations?

• Fewer viewers

• Limited primetime hours

• High production costs

• Lack of quality content

How many entries did the television Academy consider for Emmy nominations this year?

• 9100

• 137

• 6500

• 500

Why are broadcast networks held to stricter regulations than cable and streaming?

• They have more viewers

• They air content for free

• They are subject to FCC rules

• They have fewer shows

What might be considered to help broadcast shows receive more top awards?

• Increasing show budgets

• Extending primetime hours

• Changing the Emmy format

• Reducing competition