Apple TV+ programming head Matt Cherniss on the streamer's Emmy noms, when 'Severance' might return and all those cameos on 'The Studio.'

The star of Apple TV+'s sci-fi thriller says he learned to block out the noise after being in the industry for so long, but he's delighted by the show's success.

Apple TV's Severance earned the most Emmy nominations this year, with 27 nominations marking a win for the streaming network, along with The Studio, which also received 23 nominations.

Not only did the second season of the Apple TV+ thriller earn Scott a much deserved nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, but “Severance” itself was the clear leader of Tuesday’s nominations. Altogether, the drama was nominated for 27 awards, the most of any one series.

Joyel Crawford, workplace expert and career coach, explains how 'Severance' exposes the realities of corporate culture and why the dystopian vision feels so familiar to today’s professionals. The Apple TV+ series is the most nominated show this year,

The network has earned a record-breaking 81 Emmy Award nominations across 14 hit Apple Original titles with the head of Worldwide Video saying Severance "exceeded expectations".

After Severance's record-breaking Emmy nominations, Apple TV+ head of programming Matt Cherniss shared disappointing news on Season 3.

"Andor," "The Last of Us," "Severance," "The Pitt" and "The White Lotus" were among the shows nominated on Tuesday for best drama at television's Emmy awards.