Marvel's new drama "WandaVision" received 23 Emmy nominations

Today (July 14), the list of nominees for the 2021 Emmy Awards was released. Among them, Marvel's hit series "WandaVision" received 23 nominations, including limited series, best actor, best actress, and best supporting actress, which was particularly outstanding. Together with the five nominations for "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier", Marvel's newly launched Disney+ series received a total of 28 nominations, which is a major breakthrough for MCU's co-streaming media Disney+ in the Emmys.

In addition, popular new works such as "East Side Nightmares", "The Queen's Gambit", "The Coach", "I Can Destroy You", "The Writers", "The Devil's Land", and "Hamilton" also achieved considerable results. Old dramas such as "The Mandalorian", "The Crown", and "The Handmaid's Tale" are still strong, and the "Friends" reunion show was also shortlisted.

Amid the competition in streaming media, HBO+HBO Max narrowly surpassed Netflix in the number of nominations, with the former receiving 130 nominations and the latter receiving 129 nominations. Disney+ received 71 nominations and NBC received 46 nominations.

"WandaVision" has a total of 6 episodes, each episode is about 1 hour. It is a spin-off series of Vision and Scarlet Witch. The story revolves around the love and adventure of Vision and Scarlet Witch. It will take place after "Avengers 4: Endgame", and will then allow Scarlet Witch to smoothly enter the world of "Doctor Strange 2". Her "superpowers" are essentially the same source as Doctor Strange.

"WandaVision" is an American science fiction TV series developed by Marvel Studios, produced by Jacques Schaefer and others, and starring Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany and others.