‘Widow’s Bay’ Wins Emmy for Best Comedy Series, Setting New Record
‘Widow’s Bay’ has claimed the Emmy for Best Comedy Series in 2026, making waves by setting a record with 14 wins in total.
Jean Smart has made history by winning her fifth Emmy for ‘Hacks’, becoming the first actress to win for every season of her series.

Jean Smart has made television history by winning her fifth Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for her performance in HBO Max’s ‘Hacks’. Smart is the first actress ever to win this award for every season of her series, which concluded its illustrious run this past spring. This monumental achievement was announced during the 2026 Emmy Awards, emphasizing Smart's position as a leading figure in comedy.
Smart's latest victory ties her with the all-time record for Emmy wins by a female performer, joining esteemed peers Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Cloris Leachman, each with eight Emmy awards. Prior to her success in ‘Hacks’, Smart showcased her talent through guest roles in ‘Frasier’ and a supporting role in ‘Samantha Who?’. This highlights her remarkable versatility and sustained excellence in the entertainment industry, lending credence to her legacy.
‘Hacks’ has garnered significant acclaim throughout its five-season run, celebrated for its exploration of the relationship between an aging Las Vegas comedian and her young writer. This unique premise not only captured audience hearts but also won critical praise, leading to multiple nominations and awards, including a Best Comedy win during its third season amid fierce competition. Smart's win this year underscores the show's prominent position within the industry and its substantial impact on the awards circuit.
Among Smart's competitors were notable nominees like Lisa Kudrow and Quinta Brunson, which further demonstrates the depth of talent recognized within the category.
In her acceptance speech, Smart humorously addressed the challenges faced by women in the industry, acknowledging the physical toll of formal attire while expressing heartfelt gratitude to her family and representatives. She emphasized the contributions of ‘Hacks’ creators Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statsky, stating, "It all begins and ends with them... What a ride!" This reflects her commitment to recognizing collaborative efforts in her success.
The Emmy ceremony took place at the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, adding a touch of glamour to the celebrated event.
Throughout its tenure, 'Hacks' has been celebrated for its innovative storytelling and exceptional performances. As it concluded, the series maintained strong viewership and a dedicated fan base, reinforcing its impact in the television landscape. Jean Smart's recognition alongside the series further emphasizes the cultural significance of ‘Hacks’ and its contributions to the ongoing conversation surrounding female empowerment in entertainment.
Jean Smart's historic fifth Emmy win for ‘Hacks’ not only cements her legacy as a leading actress in comedy but also highlights the strides women have made in the television industry. Her achievements, together with the success of ‘Hacks’, may inspire future performers and projects striving for similar recognition, reflecting the ongoing evolution within the entertainment landscape.
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