Emmy Rule Changes Revealed by Television Academy: No Guest Star Double Dipping, and More Eligibility for Directors
Perhaps we should call it the “Queen Elizabeth rule.” The Television Academy has unveiled a few new Emmy Awards rules tweaks, including one that should impact the guest performer categories. Under the new rule,
Emmys Rule Changes Eliminate Double Dipping For Nominated Series Regulars As Guest Stars, Expand Directing Eligibility & More
Claire Foy and Ron Cephas Jones won Emmys for their lead role in The Crown and supporting role in This Is Us, respectively. They went on to win another Emmy each for reprising their roles as guest stars on the same shows.
TV Academy announces Emmy rules changes surrounding guest performer double dipping as well as director and casting eligibility
The Television Academy announced rules changes on Wednesday impacting both the 77th Emmy Awards and the 78th in 2025 and 2026, respectively. For this year, the changes expand eligibility in the directing category and redefine eligibility for guest performers,
New Emmys rules redefine guest stars, theme music and directing honors
The Emmys introduce new rules for guest stars, theme music and directing categories. Find out how these changes impact TV’s biggest night. More than 100K forced to evacuate as deadly California fires burn out of control: Updates Water-Packed vs.
Emmys Modify Rules for Directors, Guest Actors
The changes will affect this year's awards, while two others regarding casting and theme music go into effect in 2026.
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Comedian Russell Howard announces he’s QUIT television after 19 years – despite having hit BBC and Sky shows
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CNN Reporter Nearly Hit With Palisades Fire Debris on Live Television
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Russell Howard announces he's quitting television for good after 19 years
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Los Angeles wildfires disrupt television, entertainment industry
Jimmy Kimmel Live and other TV productions went dark Wednesday as fires spread. It's unclear when they'll resume.