FX’s Shōgun was the big winner at the 40th Television Critics Association Awards on Friday.
The drama series set in feudal Japan won four honors, including the TCA‘s program of the year award. It also won awards for best drama and best new program, while Anna Sawai won for individual achievement in drama for her role as Toda Mariko.
Shōgun is also expected to be a big factor at the Emmy Awards, nominations for which will be announced on Wednesday.
Max’s Hacks was the only other multiple award winner Friday, taking home honors for both achievement in comedy (a series award) and individual achievement in comedy for Jean Smart. It’s the second win in the category for Smart, who also was honored after the show’s first season in 2021.
Other winners included Netflix’s Baby Reindeer for miniseries, movies and specials; Doctor Who for family programming; Bluey for children’s programming; The Traitors for reality programming; and ID’s Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV for news and information.
Wendi McLendon-Covey (The Goldbergs, NBC’s upcoming St. Denis Medical) hosted the awards, which had their first in-person ceremony since 2019. The TCA posthumously honored Andre Braugher with its career achievement award and gave the Heritage Award, for a program that has had a lasting influence on television, to Twin Peaks.
The full list of winners at the 2024 TCA Awards is below.
Individual achievement in drama: Anna Sawai, Shōgun (FX)
Individual achievement in comedy: Jean Smart, Hacks (Max)
Outstanding achievement in news and information: Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV (ID)
Outstanding achievement in reality programming: The Traitors (Peacock)
Outstanding achievement in children’s programming: Bluey (Disney+)
Outstanding achievement in family programming: Doctor Who (Disney+)
Outstanding achievement in variety, talk or sketch: John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in L.A. (Netflix)
Outstanding new program: Shōgun
Outstanding achievement in miniseries, movies or specials: Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
Outstanding achievement in drama: Shōgun
Outstanding achievement in comedy: Hacks
Program of the year: Shōgun
Career achievement honoree: Andre Braugher
Heritage Award: Twin Peaks
