The nominations for the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards were revealed over the summer, and there was no shortage of Boston stars who picked up nods.
In a special edition of our streaming guide, check out these 2025 Emmy-nominated TV shows, miniseries, and specials starring Massachusetts natives.
‘The Bear’
A perennial awards-season darling, FX’s anxiety-inducing dramedy “The Bear” scored 13 nominations this year. Star and Dorchester native Ayo Edebiri was once again nominated for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series, and also earned a directing nomination for her work on the episode “Napkins” (she previously won a 2023 Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series).
Meanwhile, costar Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who grew up in Amherst, was nominated for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series for the third straight year, having previously won in the category at the 2023 and 2024 ceremonies. Available on Hulu
‘Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years’
Need a laugh this weekend? Stream “Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years” on Hulu, which is nominated for outstanding variety special (prerecorded). The Canton comic faces competition from a few fellow New Englanders in the category, though, as New Hampshire natives Adam Sandler and Sarah Silverman both earned nods for their recent Netflix comedy specials. Netflix’s recording of Brookline native Conan O’Brien’s Mark Twain Prize ceremony at the Kennedy Center was nominated in the category as well. Available on Hulu
‘Dying for Sex’
The FX miniseries “Dying for Sex” was nominated in nine categories this year, with both of its Bay State-born stars earning nods. Milton native Jenny Slate scored her first career Emmy nomination, for outstanding supporting actress in a limited or anthology series or movie. Costar and Marblehead native Rob Delaney is nominated on the supporting actor side, earning his second career Emmy nomination. Available on Hulu
‘Paradise’
Hulu’s post-apocalyptic drama “Paradise” scored four nominations this year, including a nod for outstanding drama series. Star and Medford native Julianne Nicholson, who won a 2021 Emmy for her role on “Mare of Easttown,” is up for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series. Nicholson scored two nominations this year, as she’s also nominated for her guest work on the HBO Max comedy “Hacks.” Available on Hulu
‘The Residence’
Netflix’s White House-set detective mystery “The Residence” picked up four nominations, one of which went to Medfield native Uzo Aduba. The former “Orange Is the New Black” star, who already has three Emmy wins under her belt, is nominated in the outstanding lead actress in a comedy series category, where she’ll square off with Dorchester’s Edebiri. Available on Netflix
‘Sirens’
Netflix’s star-studded limited series “Sirens” was nominated in four categories this year, with Longmeadow native Meghann Fahy up for outstanding lead actress in a limited or anthology series or movie. This is Fahy’s second career Emmy nomination, having previously been nominated in 2023 for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series for her work on “The White Lotus.” Available on Netflix
Matt Juul is the assistant digital editor for the Living Arts team at the Boston Globe, with over a decade of experience covering arts and entertainment.
Matt Juul can be reached at matthew.juul@globe.com.