The industry’s lack of collaboration hung over IBC like stars in a Van Gogh sky, while The Bear winning Best Comedy again makes the Emmys look downright Maduroesque.

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Following a streaming-focused TV season, Sunday's 73rd Emmy Awards being so streaming focused was no surprise. Streaming had been knocking on the door of this moment for half-a-decade and the pandemic's production challenges for linear TV broke that door wide open. But again, this was predictable.

The Emmys revealed how far apart the worlds of broadcast and streaming have become, a rift that will only widen as streaming becomes dominant.

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If the Emmys are largely featuring premium cable and streaming content, would the show be better served airing there instead?