OWEN COOPER MAKES HISTORY BY BECOMING YOUNGEST EMMY WINNER IN OVER 40 YEARS

‘The Studio’ turned the Emmys into a wrap party, winning ‘Best Comedy’ series and breaking a comedy record for victories in a season with 13, as ‘Adolescence’ and “The Pitt’ took the night's other top prizes.

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“I'm legitimately embarrassed by how happy this makes me,” series co-creator Seth Rogen said with his signature giggle, surrounded by cast and crew from the ‘Apple TV+’ movie-business romp.

All four of the Emmys handed out during Sunday night's CBS telecast from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles went to Rogen. Along with the ‘Comedy Series’ award, he won ‘Best Directing’ with ‘The Studio’ co-creator and longtime collaborator Evan Goldberg and ‘Best Writing’ with Goldberg and others.

The first season of “The Studio’ brought blockbuster buzz and the Emmys ate it up from the start, whether because of Hollywood's love for stories about itself (with A-list guest stars) or the television industry's love for stories that mock the self-importance of movie people.

“The Pitt’ won ‘Best Drama’ series while star Noah Wyle won ‘Best Actor in a Drama, getting his first Emmy after five nominations with no victories in the 1990s for ‘ER’

Katherine LaNasa also won ‘Best Supporting Actress’ for the ‘HBO Max’ medical series that had a Cinderella evening, trumping such heavyweights as ‘Severance’ and “The White Lotus’ for the top prize.

'Adolescence' Triumphs

The six wins for Netflix's acclaimed ‘Adolescence,’ the story of a 13-year-old in Britain accused of a killing, included ‘Best Actor’ for co-creator Stephen Graham and ‘Best Supporting Actor’ for 15-year-old Owen Cooper, who became the youngest Emmy winner in over 40 years.