Peacock finally landed a major scripted series program nomination at the Emmys this year, and it’s “All Her Fault.”
The NBCUniversal streamer has already won two outstanding reality competition series Emmys for “The Traitors,” and plenty of noms in categories like outstanding TV movie (“Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” in 2025). But “All Her Fault” finally gave Peacock the breakthrough it had been looking for: seven Emmy nominations this year, including outstanding limited or anthology series, outstanding lead limited/anthology actress (Sarah Snook) and outstanding supporting limited/anthology actress (Dakota Fanning).
“This is a big milestone for us at Peacock,” says Pearlena Igbokwe, chairman of television studios, NBC Entertainment & Peacock Scripted. “It just really validates us. In this instance, it wasn’t just like one nomination in one category, it was seven of them. So yeah, when we popped on the scene, we popped on in a big way.”
“All Her Fault” was a tremendous breakthrough for Peacock, which was the platform’s biggest series launch ever; in its first three weeks of availability, the series hit 46 million hours watched. Based on Andrea Mara’s novel, the limited series stars Snook as a mother who must figure out what happened when her young son disappears.
