Other winners of the TCA awards, which may indicate possible Emmy winners later this year, are Michelle Williams who took the Individual Achievement in Drama award for her performance in FX’s Fosse/Verdon. Netflix’s Queer Eye took the Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming award and HBO’s Leaving Neverland won the Outstanding Achievement in News and Information award.

The PBS kids’ show Arthur won Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming and Last Week Tonight With John Oliver on HBO won Outstanding Achievement in Sketch/Variety Shows. AMC’s Better Call Saul took the award for Outstanding Achievement in Drama and HBO’s Chernobyl won Outstanding Achievement in Movie Or Miniseries.

Another Netflix show that won the critics was Russian Doll, which took home the Outstanding New Program. David Milch was the Lifetime Achievement Honoree and the heritage award went to HBO’s Deadwood.

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Russian Doll tells the story of a cynical young woman who finds herself trapped in a seemingly endless time loop during her birthday party, and does everything in her power to figure out how to escape it and go on with her life.

Co-creator Natasha Lyonne and Netflix content VP Cindy Holland shared the news about the show’s renewal during Recode’s annual Code Conference. They didn’t go into details, but Lyonne promised we can expect an even weirder new season.

She previously discussed the future of the show in an interview with IndieWire and revealed she knows exactly what to do if Netflix decides to renew the show.

“I have some ideas that are pretty out there for what the next season would be. The show certainly has some legs for more bizarre scenarios,” said Lyonne.

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Other winners of the TCA awards, which may indicate possible Emmy winners later this year, are Michelle Williams who took the Individual Achievement in Drama award for her performance in FX’s Fosse/Verdon. Netflix’s Queer Eye took the Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming award and HBO’s Leaving Neverland won the Outstanding Achievement in News and Information award.

The PBS kids’ show Arthur won Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming and Last Week Tonight With John Oliver on HBO won Outstanding Achievement in Sketch/Variety Shows. AMC’s Better Call Saul took the award for Outstanding Achievement in Drama and HBO’s Chernobyl won Outstanding Achievement in Movie Or Miniseries.

Another Netflix show that won the critics was Russian Doll, which took home the Outstanding New Program. David Milch was the Lifetime Achievement Honoree and the heritage award went to HBO’s Deadwood.

The post Here Are the Television Critics Association Awards Winners appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Russian Doll tells the story of a cynical young woman who finds herself trapped in a seemingly endless time loop during her birthday party, and does everything in her power to figure out how to escape it and go on with her life.

Co-creator Natasha Lyonne and Netflix content VP Cindy Holland shared the news about the show’s renewal during Recode’s annual Code Conference. They didn’t go into details, but Lyonne promised we can expect an even weirder new season.

She previously discussed the future of the show in an interview with IndieWire and revealed she knows exactly what to do if Netflix decides to renew the show.

“I have some ideas that are pretty out there for what the next season would be. The show certainly has some legs for more bizarre scenarios,” said Lyonne.

The post Netflix Renews “Russian Doll” for Season 2 appeared first on EverydayKoala.