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Television’s biggest night is this Sunday — but what if you don’t have a TV antenna or a cable subscription?
We’ve got you covered.
The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards — which will be hosted by Cedric the Entertainer in Los Angeles — begin broadcasting at 8 p.m. ET Sunday on CBS. So any local CBS stations that you have access to on cable or via antenna will show the awards show live.
But cord-cutters still have plenty of ways to watch, as well, as long as they have a smart TV or a streaming device such as a Roku
ROKU,
the Amazon
AMZN,
Fire TV stick, an Apple
AAPL,
TV or Google
GOOGL,
Chromecast.
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Streaming services showing the awards include ViacomCBS’
VIAC,
own Paramount+ streaming service, for example, which costs $4.99 a month with ads, or $9.99 monthly with no commercials. You can also sign up for a 7-day free trial here.
These other services will also stream the Emmys on Sunday:
There’s Hulu Live TV; you can sign up for a 7-day free trial here, or it’s regularly $65 a month.
The Dish Network’s
DISH,
Sling TV packages start at $10 a month.
Or YouTube TV starts at $65 a month, and new subscribers can save $10 a month for the first three months for a limited time.
FuboTV
FUBO,
plans also start at $65 a month, or there’s a 7-day free trial here.
Speaking of streaming services, this year’s nominees are dominated by series from Netflix
NFLX,
and Disney+
DIS,
which led the nominations with 24 apiece for “The Crown” on Netflix and “The Mandalorian.” on Disney+. The Apple TV+ series “Ted Lasso” scored 20 nods.
Read more: These 2 companies had more Emmy nominations than Netflix
Broadcast networks scored only two nominations, for the NBC
CMCSA,
drama “This Is Us” and the ABC comedy “Black-ish,” as the Associated Press reported. Check out the complete list of nominees here.
