We may not have a 36th-annual TCA (Television Critics Association) Awards ceremony, but we do have 36th-annual TCA Awards winners!
“Watchman” dominated, winning in each category it received a nomination. It is no coincidence that HBO was the most-awarded network, with six wins. Of those, four came from “Watchmen” one went to “Succession” and the other ended up with “A Black Lady Sketch Show.”
See the winners below.
- Individual Achievement in Drama: Regina King (“Watchmen,” HBO)
- Individual Achievement in Comedy: Catherine O’Hara (“Schitt’s Creek,” Pop TV)
- Outstanding Achievement in News and Information: “The Last Dance” (ESPN)
- Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming: “Cheer” (Netflix)
- Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming: “Molly of Denali” (PBS Kids)
- Outstanding Achievement in Sketch/Variety Shows: “A Black Lady Sketch Show” (HBO)
- Outstanding New Program: “Watchmen” (HBO)
- Outstanding Achievement in Movie, Miniseries, Or Special: “Watchmen” (HBO)
- Outstanding Achievement in Drama: “Succession” (HBO)
- Outstanding Achievement in Comedy: “Schitt’s Creek” (Pop TV)
- Program of the Year: “Watchmen” (HBO)
- Career Achievement Honoree: Alex Trebek
- Heritage Award: “Star Trek” (CBS)
Find all of the 2020 nominees here.
“Entertainment and culture are intertwined and in this challenging year, never has that intersection been more crucial as both a mirror to examine tough reflections and a rabbit hole to escape the noise and scares outside our homes. The 2019-2020 television season was both a challenge and a balm,” Sarah Rodman, TCA president and executive editor at Entertainment Weekly, said in a statement accompanying the winners. “This year offered up many high-quality options appealing to a wide swath of audiences with eclectic subjects ranging from sports and superheroes, to side-splitting sitcoms, darkly fascinating dramas, insightful documentaries, kid-friendly series, and more. We are excited to see what the future of television has in store, and we look forward to celebrating in-person next year as we come together to honor this medium that means so much to all of us.”