Emmys 2022 Monday Night on NBC: What Time and How to Stream

By Andrew Roberts

With the 2022 Emmys finally airing on Monday night, TV fans are wondering which shows will take home the hardware. The 4th Primetime Emmy Awards will air on Monday, Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. The nominees for the show will be vying for the gold, while those who were snubbed remain at home wondering what happened. Here's everything you need to know about the 2022 Emmy Awards.

Euphoria, Better Call Saul, Killing Eve, Ozark, Yellowjackets and several others are holding down the major nominations, with a few shows bowing out with final seasons this time around. While it might seem like Better Call Saul would be in that pack, it has the luxury of getting another chance in 2023 for its final season, which just wrapped up.

How to Watch Emmys 2022

What: 74th Primetime Emmy Awards
Date: Monday, September 12, 2022
Time: 8 p.m. ET/ 5 p.m. PT, Red carpet coverage begins at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT
Location: Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles, California
Online Stream: Peacock TV
On TV: NBC, local affiliate or streaming platform for platforms like YouTubeTV or fubo.

We'll find out this year's big winners on Monday, and it'll represent a first for the telecast thanks to Peacock. For the first time, viewers can live-stream the awards on the platform with a platinum subscription. Meanwhile, viewers can still tune in to watch the broadcast on NBC or use their preferred method to watch live television, like YouTube, Hulu Plus Live TV, Sling or any other options.

As for those seeking coverage from the red carpet, E! Entertainment will have that for you starting at 6 p.m. ET, while host Kenan Thompson is looking to bring his MVP status from Saturday Night Live to the telecast. "Kenan is well-regarded as one of the funniest, likable, and accomplished performers of the last two decades, and his tenure on Saturday Night Live speaks for itself," NBC Universal Television and Streaming VP of Live Events Jen Neal said. "We know he'll bring an excitement and professionalism to the Emmy Awards that a show of this stature deserves."

Sydney Sweeney might be the big nominee for the night, holding two nominations for bother Euphoria and White Lotus. While Ted Lasso looks to repeat this year thanks to its 20 nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series. There's also the possibility of Squid Game walking away with plenty of hardware as the first non-English language series to earn a nomination for best drama. You can check out the full listing of nominees here, and check back for the winners as they're live-updated during the broadcast.

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