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Red carpet, nominations, winners, time, fashion, how to watch

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Red carpet, nominations, winners, time, fashion, how to watch
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Vince Gilligan won the award for outstanding writing for a drama series for his show 'Pluribus'. During his acceptance speech, he reflected on the current state of reality and the importance of kindness and respect in a divided world.

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Vince Gilligan accept the award for outstanding writing for a drama series for Pluribus. AP Linda Cardellini and David Harbour, each of whom has won an acting award for their work in the superb DTF St Louis , present the award for best writing in a drama series (their own show won the writing award for limited series, for series creator Steven Conrad, who also won for directing).

The win goes to Vince Gilligan, his fifth win from 26 nominations, dating all the way back to The X-Files in 1997. He’s won for Pluribus , which he describes as a “weird” show about “a world in which everybody gets along”.

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