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Apple Takes Victory Lap After Emmy Bonanza: “You Can’t Predict These Things”

Deadline · September 15, 2026 at 1:17 AM

Apple Takes Victory Lap After Emmy Bonanza: “You Can’t Predict These Things”

Eddy Cue joined Apple in 1989, the year that shows such as Cheers and L.A.

Law were dominating the Emmys.

Fast forward 37 years and it is Apple that dominated the ceremony with a record-breaking night for Widow’s Bay and an assist from the likes of Pluribus and Slow Horses.

The tech giant landed 28

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Apple Takes Victory Lap After Emmy Bonanza: “You Can’t Predict These Things”

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