First taking place in 1949, the Emmy Awards are the biggest awards in television, with dozens of awards handed out across several ceremonies.
Lasat week already saw the presentation of the Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, at which Scotland’s Alan Cumming won his third consecutive prize for hosting the American version of The Traitors.
But the biggest awards are still to be handed out at the main ceremony this evening (Monday, September 14), which will take place in the early hours of Tuesday morning UK time.
They will be presented by Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Mariska Hargitay from the Peacock Theater at LA Live in Los Angeles and can be watched live on free streaming channel LG1.
And there’s hope of more Scottish success, with rumoured new James Bond Jack Lowden up for a best supporting actor gong for his performance in spy drama Slow Horses and Richard Gadd nominated for drama Half Man .
Here are the favourites to win the 13 most prestigious awards - and their closest rivals.
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1. Outstanding Comedy Series: Widow's Bay
Set on a creepy American island beset by supernatural forces, 'Widow's Bay' is the hot 1/4 favourite to win Outstanding Comedy Series. 'Hacks' is its closest rival with odds of 7/2, followed by 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' at 25/1. | Apple TV
2. Outstanding Drama Series: The Pitt
Medical drama 'The Pitt' is up for an astonishing 25 Emmy Awards and is a near-certainty to win Outstanding Drama Series with odds of 1/14. 'Pluribus' and 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' are its closest rivals with odds of 12/1 and 14/1 respectively. | HBO Max
3. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Matthew Rhys
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys is a near-unbackable favourite for the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series gong thanks to his role in 'Widow's Bay', with odds of 1/25. Martin Short is a distant 10/1 second favourite for 'Only Murders in the Building'. | AFP via Getty Images
4. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series: Noah Wyle
If, as expected, 'The Pitt' dominates at the Emmy Awards then Noah Wylie is likely to win Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. He's a 1/16 shot followed by Gary Oldman for 'Slow Horses' (12/1) and Rufus Sewell for 'The Diplomat' (16/1). | AFP via Getty Images