Succession leads Critics' Choice Awards nominations.

The awards season begins and the Critics' Choice Awards nominees are made announced.

The CCA, an important gala decided by the members of the Broadcast Film Critics Association of the United States.

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'Succession', 'Mare of Easttown', and 'Evil' are among the favorites.

The drama 'Succession' garnered eight nominations, including Best Drama Series (which it already won in 2020).

The series is also nominated for Best Actor with Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong.

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'Mare of Easttown' also has various nominations, including Best Limited Series and Best Actress in

a Limited Series for Kate Winslet and Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series for Evan Peters.

Meanwhile, Paramount + 'Evil' also has five nominations, standing out for Best Drama Series and it leads

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Mike Colter and Katja Herbers are in the acting categories.

On the other hand, Marvel and Disney+ production, Wandavision, a series that focuses on the life of

Scarlett Witch and Vision after the events of Avengers: Endgame is nominated in four categories.

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The fiction will compete for the award for Best Limited Series.

In addition, around the series, actress Kathryn Hahn is competing for Best Supporting Actress, as well as

Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen in the Best Actress and Best Actor categories, respectively.

After this comes This Is Us (Star+) and Ted Lasso (Apple TV+), with four spots on the contestant list.

With three nominations, meanwhile, follow Hacks (Netflix), Pose (FX), and The Squid Game (Netflix).

The Critics' Choice Awards share the same date as the Golden Globes (January 9, 2022).