The 75th Emmys' Awards have finally concluded and several shows took the spotlight by storm.
Three shows in particular, "The Bear," "Beef," and "Succession," racked up awards across multiple categories for its actors, directors, and technical production.
If you are somewhat interested in hopping into one of these award-winning shows, several streaming services currently have all their seasons. All ready for you to hop into a new story.
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'The Bear'
The 2022 hit comedy-drama is the top winner in the Comedy Series category, bagging six trophies, including the award for Best Comedy.
Jeremy Allen White also received recognition for his acting skills as the Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, beating the likes of Jason Sudeikis from "Ted Lasso" and Bill Hader of "Barry."
"The Bear" currently has two seasons available on Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV, and FXNOW.
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'Succession'
If "The Bear" is the unanimous winner for the Comedy Series, "Succession" took home multiple awards for the Drama Series category.
The Lead Actor in a Drama Series is especially thrilling with three "Succession" actors Brian Cox, Kieran Culkin, and Jeremy Strong competing for the award. In the end, Culkin was chosen as the winner.
Both the director and writer for the series also receive their respective awards in the category.
The awards are definitely worth it as "Succession" has already ended last year in its 4th season last year with a bang.
The show can be streamed on Max and Hulu, as well as being rented via Amazon Prime Video.
'Beef'
Opposite to other winners of the night, "Beef" is the breakout series of the year as the short anthology won five awards.
The most notable awarding can be given to lead actor Steven Yeun who received his first Emmys as Danny Cho after years of being snubbed on his role in "The Walking Dead."
Since it is a limited anthology, "Beef" only has one series that can easily be finished in one sitting. It is exclusively available on Netflix.
