14 Emmy Nominees You Can Stream on Netflix, Hulu & Prime Video (PHOTOS)
Bodyguard
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for two awards, including outstanding drama
The British psychological thriller stars Game of Thrones' Richard Madden as a military vet with PTSD assigned to protect a hawkish politician whose views he despises.
Dead to Me
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for outstanding lead actress in a comedy
Christina Applegate is a bitter widow who befriends a sad sack (Linda Cardellini) in a grief support group.
The Good Place
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for five awards, including outstanding comedy
The sharp afterlife series with Ted Danson introduces an alternate timeline in Season 3.
How to Get Away With Murder
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for three awards, including outstanding lead actress in a drama
ABC's mystery has gone off the rails, but Viola Davis is still a joy to watch as steely lawyer Annalise Keating.
The Kominsky Method
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for three awards, including outstanding lead actor in a comedy
Aging is undignified and funny as hell on this series about the senior set with Michael Douglas.
Pose
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for six awards, including outstanding lead actor in a drama
This FX series tracks the triumphs and tragedies of LGBTQ folks in 1980s NYC.
When They See Us
Where to stream: NetflixNominated for 16 awards, including outstanding limited series
The story of the Central Park Five, innocent people of color wrongfully convicted of the 1989 rape of a white woman.
Fleabag
Where to stream: Prime VideoNominated for 11 awards, including outstanding comedy series
Fleabag's only drawback? It's too damn short. The six-episode second (and, sadly, final) season is as perfect as TV gets as the nameless, aimless main character (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) falls for — gasp! — a priest.
King Lear
Where to stream: Prime VideoNominated for outstanding television movie
An all-star cast — Oscar winners Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson, plus Emma Watson and Tobias Menzies — bring a modern take to the Shakespeare tragedy: It's set in 21st-century London.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Where to stream: Prime VideoNominated for 20 awards, including outstanding comedy
Did you hear the one about the 1960s housewife who becomes a sensation on the stand-up comedy circuit? In Season 2, Midge Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) comes clean to her disapproving family about her secret thriving career.
A Very English Scandal
Where to stream: Prime VideoNominated for four awards, including outstanding lead actor in a limited series or movie
Hugh Grant stars as former Parliament member Jeremy Thorpe, who, in the 1970s, allegedly hired a hitman to kill his ex-lover, Norman Scott (Ben Whishaw), and cover up their relationship, which was very much illegal when they were involved in the 1960s.
The Act
Where to stream: HuluNominated for two awards, including outstanding lead actress in a limited series or movie
Patricia Arquette plays a sick mom who forces her daughter (Joey King) to pretend she’s afflicted with a host of illnesses.
Fosse/Verdon
Where to stream: HuluNominated for 18 awards, including outstanding limited series
An FX bio of director Bob Fosse (Sam Rockwell) and his muse, Gwen Verdon (Michelle Williams).
This Is Us
Where to stream: HuluNominated for nine awards, including outstanding drama
NBC's family tearjerker starring Sterling K. Brown and Mandy Moore had us experiencing all the feels in Season 3.
Your back-to-school assignment: Watching these series before the Emmy envelopes are opened on September 22.
Click through the gallery above for the Emmy nominees you can stream on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
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71st Primetime Emmy Awards, Sunday, September 22, 8/7c, Fox
