While all here in Blighty were safely tucked up in bed, over on the other side of the pond the stars assembled on Sunday night for the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze at The Peacock Theatre, Los Angeles. ©Getty ImagesHaving already won nine awards at least weekend's Creative Arts Emmys, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's industry satire The Emmy added another four to its haul last night — including Outstanding Comedy, Writing and Directing in a Comedy Series, and Leading Actor in a Comedy Series (for Seth Rogen) — for a table-topping 13 wins overall. (No thanks were given to Sal Saperstein sadly, however.) As for The Pitt, the real-time A&E drama — which still hasn't released in the UK yet, despite already teasing its second season Stateside — may have landed just three awards on the night, but they were some three awards. Not only did R. Scott Gemmill's show beat off Andor, The Last Of Us, Severance, and The White Lotus to land Outstanding Drama Series, but the show's Noah Wyle and Katherine LaNasa took home gold in the Outstanding Actor and Supporting Actress in a Drama Series run-ins respectively.