Emmy Magazine Features

In Starz’s Counterpart, he plays not one, but two leading roles. and he’s one of a handful of actors to win five major awards — including an Oscar — for a single performance.

What explains the raves for ABC’s The Good Doctor? The show’s positive outlook, says star Freddie Highmore, whose character — a surgical resident — has both autism and savant syndrome.

As a girl, Frankie Shaw found refuge on the basketball court at the top of her street. Now, street ball figures prominently in her Showtime series, SMILF, about a South Boston single mother.

Novelist Dennis Lehane is revved up over his other role, as a writer-producer for Audience Network’s Mr. Mercedes.

The Murdochs have nothing on the clan of Succession, says Brian Cox, who presides over the HBO series.

Shows like The Chi “come from something in our soul,” says creator–executive producer Lena Waithe. “You got to go to the source.”

One of the many friends of Steven Bochco reflects on the genius and generosity of the late, great writer-producer.

With a deep dive into her subconscious, Jessica Biel starred in and executive-produced The Sinner. It was the most exhausting experience of her career, she says, and also the most fulfilling.

Husband-and-wife Daniel Palladino and Amy Sherman-Palladino are the powerhouse pair behind Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

In Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the left brain and right brain of multitasker Rachel Bloom find full flower.

For the stars and producers of Will & Grace, resuming their NBC show — with much of the crew intact — is pure kismet. “I think we’re better than we’ve ever been,” Debra Messing says.

Get Shorty aims to knock out Epix viewers with season two — another darkly funny spoof of disorganized crime and Hollywood.