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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9. Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series: DTF St. Louis
Deadly love triangle black comedy 'DTF St. Louis' is the 1/12 hot favourite in the Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series category. 'Beef' is 6/1 to provide an upset. | HBO
10. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Stephen Root
One of the closest races at the Emmy Awards is for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. Stephen Root is the narrowest of favourites for his part in 'Widow's Bay' at 1/1 (Evens), followed by Harrison Ford, who is 5/4 for 'Shrinking'. Paul W. Downs is 12/1 to beat them both courtesy of his part in 'Hacks'. | AFP via Getty Images
11. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series: Tom Pelphrey
Any one of three actors could easily claim the crown for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. Tom Pelphrey leads the way priced at 11/10 for 'Task', closely followed by Patrick Ball (7/4) and Shawn Hatosy (10/3) - both for 'The Pitt'. Sadly for Scotland's Jack Lowden, he's a 20/1 outsider for 'Slow Horses'. | Getty Images for HBO
12. Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Kate O'Flynn
British actress Kate O'Flynn's performance in 'Widow's Bay' means she is 1/3 favourite to win the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Hannah Einbinder seems to be the only person who can ruin her night, with odds of 11/4 for her role in 'Hacks'. | AFP via Getty Images