LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Psychological thriller "Severance" from Apple TV+ and HBO's crime drama "The Penguin" stacked up the most nominations for Emmy Awards on Tuesday, outpacing "The Studio" and "The White Lotus" in the contest for television's highest honors.

Other people up for their first Emmys include Owen Cooper, Kristen Bell, Colin Farrell, Chloë Sevigny, Adam Brody and Martin Scorsese.

The co-creators of Apple TV+'s comedy spoke about the show's haul on Tuesday and getting Ron Howard and Martin Scorsese their first acting nods.

Netflix’s 121 Emmy nominations came from 44 titles across 14 genres and includes series as divergent as Adolescence and America’s Sweethearts.

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Seth Rogen, Stephen Graham, Noah Wyle and more reacted to their Emmy nominations, which were announced Tuesday morning.

In a slate dominated by returning faves like 'Severance' and 'The White Lotus,' more offbeat choices like 'The Rehearsal,' 'Common Side Effects' and 'Somebody Somewhere' were particularly refreshing.