FX's Shogun emerged as the standout winner at the 40th Television Critics Association Awards, securing four prestigious honors, including the coveted program of the year award. The drama series, which unfolds in feudal Japan, also clinched accolades for best drama and best new program. Anna Sawai's portrayal of Toda Mariko in Shogun earned her the individual achievement in drama award.
Max's Hacks also made a mark at the awards ceremony by winning in multiple categories. The comedy series received recognition for both achievement in comedy as a series and individual achievement in comedy for Jean Smart, marking her second win in the category following her previous accolade in 2021.
Other notable winners at the event 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.
The awards ceremony, which marked the first in-person gathering since 2019, was hosted by Wendi McLendon-Covey. The TCA posthumously honored Andre Braugher with the career achievement award and bestowed the Heritage Award upon Twin Peaks for its enduring impact on television.
The 2024 TCA Awards showcased a diverse array of outstanding television programming, highlighting the exceptional talent and creativity within the industry. With Shogun leading the pack with multiple wins, the series is poised to make a significant impact at the upcoming Emmy Awards, further solidifying its place as a standout production in the television landscape.
