‘The Madison’ Launches 27-Emmy Category Campaign, Led by Michelle Pfeiffer — as Kurt Russell Eyes First Nom in 47 Years (EXCLUSIVE)

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Paramount+ is reckoning for some “The Madison” Emmy love.

Coming off its first season, the Taylor Sheridan-created neo-Western will submit across 20 Emmy categories via 27 total bids, Variety has learned exclusively.

The freshman drama, which centers on the Clyburn family as it relocates from New York City to Montana’s Madison River valley following a life-altering tragedy, will compete in the outstanding drama series category. The streamer had already renewed the show for Seasons 2 and 3, ahead of its series and second-season premieres, respectively.

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