Everything to expect from the most unpredictable Emmys telecast ever:
Emceed from Los Angeles’ Staples Center by Kimmel, the telecast will deploy more than 100 cameras to broadcast live with nominees stationed across the globe — and, providing some miracle of bandwidth, those signals will then be near-instantly beamed into viewers homes. If you can't imagine how that will look, it's because it’s never happened before. And nobody is even 100 percent sure it can be pulled off.
Whether it’s a cathartic dose of old-school TV magic or a technological Hindenburg, an unprecedented Emmys telecast is almost definitely happening this weekend. And here’s all that we know about them so far.No. Since these Emmys are more likely to resemble the world’s most expensive public-access program than the gala events of yore, and many nominees are already said to be opting for casual attire, the red carpet has been nixed.
Well, Kimmel for sure. Though the host was originally said to be going it completely alone in the arena, it’s now been confirmed that around a dozen notable telecast participants will be joining him in the flesh — or, as Kimmel put it in a taped statement to press on Wednesday, he’ll have “select celebrities on hand to infect [him].” Fellow producers will also be on-site, as will an unconfirmed number of crew members.
Further complicating matters, wildfires continue to rage across the West Coast. The one closest to Los Angeles, The Bobcat Fire, poses a very real threat to Sunday’s show — not because it stands any chance of encroaching on the Staples Center, a disaster that would all but consummate 2020’s ongoing flirtation with the apocalypse, but because it’s burning perilously close to a cluster of radio and TV antennas.
Come for Isabel. Stay for potential chaos. The 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards air live this Sunday, Sept. 20, at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT on ABC.
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