Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series

She actually, we talked about in one of her first roles in The Birds, where she played the daughter back in that episode.

And this episode also won the Emmy for Outstanding Writing.

Our next episode is Season 5, Episode 12, He's a Crowd.

Cusack has his hands full in defending a murder suspect with multiple personalities who is being prosecuted by Zoe Clemens, Mulaney's young ex-wife.

Outstanding Single Picture Editing for a Drama Series and Outstanding Visual Effects for a Drama Series.

It was also nominated for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.

That would have been J.J., Damon, and Jeffrey.

And Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series.

Yeah.

[smacks lips] Uh, the other Pluribus win was for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.

Vince Gilligan won for the, uh [smacks lips] it's not a pilot episode in this case, but the, the first episode.

The first episode.

Director, also the pilot, Welcome to Widow's Bay.

Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series, love to see Vince Gilligan win that for, I believe it was the pilot for Pluribus.

Yeah, it was.

Because, oh my God, the, the pilot for Pluribus, boy did that hook me in.

Sean, who took that one?

Um, Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series, it went to, actually, Vince Gilligan for Pluribus.

Great writer.

Which is awesome, yeah.

Both shows didn't win Best Drama Series until season five, if you can believe it.

Pluribus also took home two wins in the drama category, including, as we mentioned, Rhea Seehorn, her first win and fourth nomination, and Vince Gilligan took home an Emmy for Best Writing in a Drama Series, which surprisingly was the first time that he's won in this category.

Breaking Bad did win an Emmy Award for Best Writing, but it was for the episode Ozymandias, which Vince Gilligan did not write.

Slow Horses also took home two prizes in the drama categories.