Emmys open with Eugene and Dan Levy poking fun of broadcast TV and 'The Bear' as comedy

The father-son hosting duo of Eugene and Dan Levy have opened the Emmys by poking fun of the show’s strange and changing role. Dan Levy said on the ABC telecast from the stage at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles that the who show is known for "broadcast TV’s biggest night for honoring movie stars on streaming services.” “The Bear" and “Shogun,” are the night's big favorites. FX's series about feudal Japan “Shogun” is the heavy favorite to win best drama and to sweep other top awards. “The Bear” is looking to take the top comedy categories, including best actor for star Jeremy Allen White.