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After a strike-induced delay that pushed the whole ceremony from September 2023 to January, the Emmys<\/a> are finally here, and our printable Emmys ballot 2024<\/a> is here to guide you. Even if you\u2019re tweeting through the whole ceremony or streaming live on TikTok, it\u2019s helpful to have this printed ballot handy to keep track of all the winners as the night goes on. Need a cheat sheet? Our team\u2019s Emmy winner predictions<\/a> have you covered. And if you prefer to stay digital, our interactive online ballot<\/a> is right here for you, too.\u00a0<\/p>\n Thanks to this years\u2019s odd (and exhausting<\/a>) awards show schedule, we\u2019ve already seen a lot of this year\u2019s contenders win at the Golden Globes just days ago \u2014 and we\u2019re expecting a lot of repeat winners at the January 15 ceremony, airing live starting at 8 p.m. Eastern on FOX. Succession<\/em> is getting its final chance at the awards, for the blistering final season that wrapped up in May, and it\u2019s in the hunt for its third best drama series as well as first-time acting trophies for Sarah Snook<\/strong> and Kieran Culkin<\/strong>. On the comedy side, on the other hand, we\u2019re expecting a newcomer to reign supreme. The Bear<\/em> had a huge night<\/a> at the Golden Globes, and it\u2019s actually up for its first time at the Emmys, with its first season that aired way back in June 2022 eligible at this Monday\u2018s awards. (We told<\/em> you this schedule was weird). And while Beef<\/em> premiered nearly a full year after The Bear<\/em>\u2019s first season, it\u2019s the newcomer we\u2019re expecting to dominate in the limited series category.\u00a0<\/p>\n Want to feel even more prepared for Monday\u2019s show? Listen back to our Little Gold Men<\/em> episode<\/a> from when nominations were announced back in July, and read about the biggest snubs and surprises<\/a> of the nominations.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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