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A trio of shows, led by the HBO drama “Succession,” have dominated the 75th Emmy Awards. “Succession" won six awards, including best drama series. FX’s “The Bear” won best comedy and won several acting honors, while the Netflix limited series “Beef” won five trophies at Monday’s ceremony. “Beef” stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong made history for Asian American performers, while Quinta Brunson’s win for comedy was the first for a female Black actor in more than 40 years. The Emmys celebrated its 75th edition with numerous cast reunions and nostalgic cues throughout the night, with host Anthony Anderson and his mother keeping the show moving briskly toward an on-time ending.

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Winners at Monday's Emmy Award ceremony included Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jeremy Allen White from “The Bear” and Quinta Brunson from “Abbott Elementary." Jennifer Coolidge from “The White Lotus” and Matthew Macfadyen in “Succession” also won. “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” won as best scripted variety series and Niecy Nash-Betts for “Dahmer, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.” Best reality competition went to “RuPaul’s Drag Race”and best talk show went to “The Daily Show With Trevor Noah.” And like the Golden Globes, Steven Yeun and Ali Wong won for best actor and actress in a limited series or TV movie for their work on “Beef.”