Tutti i vincitori dell'Emmy come miglior serie drammatica dal 2000
I primi 3 secondo 1986 voti delle persone: L'ala ovest · I Soprano · Perduto. (Aggiornato 31 lug 2025.)
La serie che ha vinto il Primetime Emmy come miglior serie drammatica dal 2000 al 2024, da The West Wing a Shōgun.
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Primi 11
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1
L'ala ovest
NBC. Quattro vittorie consecutive, dal 2000 al 2003.
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2
I Soprano
HBO. 2004 e 2007; il primo spettacolo via cavo a vincere.
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3
Perduto
ABC. 2005, per la sua prima stagione.
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4
24
Volpe. 2006, quinto giorno di Jack Bauer.
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5
Uomini pazzi
AMC. Quattro di fila, dal 2008 al 2011.
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6
Patria
Orario dello spettacolo. 2012, Carrie Mathison e Brody.
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7
Game of Thrones
HBO. Quattro vittorie: 2015, 2016, 2018 e 2019.
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8
Breaking Bad
AMC. 2013 e 2014, per le sue ultime stagioni.
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9
Successione
HBO. 2020, 2022 e 2023.
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10
La corona
Netflix. 2021, per la sua quarta stagione.
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11
Shogun
FX. 2024, con un record di 18 Emmy per una sola stagione.
Candidati
Non arrivano tra i primi 11... ancora. Votali per spostarli in alto.
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Il racconto dell'ancella
Hulu. 2017; la prima serie in streaming a vincere il primo premio drammatico.
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Commenti (39)
Breaking Bad's back-to-back wins were deserved.
Homeland season 1 beat Breaking Bad and Mad Men? Really?
Season 1 of Homeland was genuinely great, it's just what came after.
24 in 2006, the year Jack Bauer couldn't be stopped.
Severance should be next, mark my words.
The Crown winning in 2021, beautiful show.
Game of Thrones winning for the final season was pure name recognition.
Season 8 was rushed but some episodes were still incredible TV.
Agree to disagree, the last three episodes undid everything.
The West Wing to Shōgun, what a range.
Breaking Bad's back-to-back wins, the peak of TV.
The Sopranos only won twice, still unbelievable.
Lost season 1 was event TV, the whole office talked about it every Thursday.
Shōgun swept everything, deserved.
Shōgun winning was so deserved.
Succession winning three times, deserved.
The Wire never even getting nominated for Drama Series is the biggest Emmy crime.
Better Call Saul never winning is my personal grudge.
Same, 0 wins for Saul is ridiculous.
The West Wing winning four in a row too, Aaron Sorkin's best era.
Mad Men four in a row, deserved, every season was a novel.
The Wire never won a single Emmy, still a crime.
Succession is the best show of the decade, three wins well earned.
Watched every winner on this list, Sopranos is still the best.
Lost winning for season 1, the hype was real.
West Wing, Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad... what a run of TV.
Succession deserved all three.
Shōgun being the first non-English series to win is huge.
Where's The Bear? Oh right, it's comedy (it's not a comedy).
The Sopranos only won twice? Criminal.
Love that this goes back to 2000, so much history.
Homeland season 1 was incredible, then it fell off
24 with Jack Bauer, I watched it in real time with my dad.
The Handmaid's Tale season 1 was terrifying, deserved win.
The Crown winning for season 4, Emma Corrin and Gillian Anderson were amazing.
The Sopranos lost to The West Wing so many times...
Breaking Bad and Mad Men winning four each, golden age of TV.
Shōgun's win was so deserved, a perfect season.
Game of Thrones winning for season 8 was... controversial 😬