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    How the streamers fought their way to awards season dominance

    by Michael Ordoña, Los Angeles Times Jun 20, 2023 6 minutes
    Jason Sudeikis, center, played the title character in“ Ted Lasso.” He stars with Nick Mohammed, left, and Brendan Hunt.

    LOS ANGELES — Last year, when Sheryl Lee Ralph scored the Emmy for supporting actress in a comedy for ABC's "Abbott Elementary," the occurrence was unique — and not just because she sang a Dianne Reeves tune from the stage upon accepting it. It was the only acting, directing or series award, in the comedy, drama and limited series/TV movie divisions, won by a network TV show. Streamers — HBO/HBO Max (R.I.P.), Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV+, Prime Video — took all the rest. Even the guest actor prizes.

    And it's no fluke. No network series has won best comedy since "Modern Family's" last triumph, in 2014. No basic cable show has won drama series since AMC's "Breaking Bad" last did it, in 2014 — and no network show has pulled it off since Fox's "24" in 2006.

    Especially in an industry that can be slow to accept change — and which, until 1988, didn't even allow non-network

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