‘Pluribus,’ ‘I Love LA,’ ‘DTF St. Louis’ Win Gotham Television Awards
Acting prizes go to Tim Robinson, Chase Infiniti, Michael Shannon and others
Steve Pond
June 1, 2026
“Pluribus,” “I Love LA” and “DTF St. Louis” won the top program awards at the Gotham Television Awards, which were handed out on Monday night in New York City.
Vince Gilligan’s “Pluribus” won in the Breakthrough Drama Series category, while Rachel Sennott’s “I Love LA” won for Breakthrough Comedy Series and Steven Conrad’s “DTF St. Louis” won for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series.
“Katrina: Come Hell and High Water” won the award for Breakthrough Nonfiction Series.
In the acting categories, the winners were Tim Robinson for “The Chair Company,” Chase Infiniti for “The Testaments” and Michael Shannon for “Death by Lightning” in the lead categories, and Laurie Metcalf for “Big Mistakes,” Babou Ceesay for “Alien: Earth” and David Harbour for “DTF St. Louis” in the supporting categories.
“Reflection in a Dead Diamond” won in the Outstanding Original Film category, while Cory Michael Smith won for film acting.
Honorary awards were given to Claire Danes (Performer Tribute), the Duffer Brothers (Visionary Tribute), Michelle Pfeiffer (Legend Tribute), Kerry Washington (Spotlight Tribute) and the cast of “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette” (Ensemble Tribute).
The ceremony took place at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series, presented by Rhea Seehorn and Morgan Spector
DTF St. Louis
Steven Conrad, creator; Molly Allen, Jason Bateman, Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, Steven Conrad, Michael Costigan, David Harbour, James Lasdun, Michael Nelson, Jennifer Scher, Bruce Terris, Steve Tisch, K.C. Wenson, executive producers (HBO Max)
Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Limited or Anthology Series, presented by Dan Levy and Taylor Ortega
David Harbour in DTF St. Louis (HBO Max)