Clutching a small piece of paper, LaNasa went on to thank all the nurses that inspired her Dana Evans character, her family at "The Pitt," her children and husband, actor Grant Show. She then let out a celebratory yell, raised up her Emmy and bowed before being escorted off stage.

Katherine LaNasa’s Emmy win for HBO Max’s ‘The Pitt’ shines light on healthcare heroes. She also gave a heartfelt tribute to husband Grant Show. Read details of her speech, career, and what’s next for the series.

Hiller took home the outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series for his role of Joel on the show, which concluded its three-season run on HBO in December. So beloved among factors, Hiller’s fellow nominees Colman Domingo, Michael Urie and Bowen Yang s howed their obvious delight with his win.

The Pitt series, which was released earlier this year, became an instant hit with its intense storyline featuring the emergency room of Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center.

Early winners include Seth Rogen, Jean Smart and Katherine LaNasa. Tramell Tillman and Britt Lower were also winners for their roles in “Severance.” “Severance” entered the ceremony as the top overall nominee. Apple TV+ has the two most nominated shows, “Severance” and “The Studio.”

LaNasa, 58, who grew up in Baton Rouge, is up for best supporting actress in a drama series for the critically acclaimed freshman medical drama starring Noah Wyle. Set in a modern-day hospital in Pittsburgh, specifically its frenzied emergency room, each episode represents one hour in the staff's fictional 15-hour work shift.