Apple TV picked up two wins at the Peabody Awards this year, out of five total nominations, reports 9to5Mac. The 2026 Peabody Awards will hold the winners’ ceremony on May 31, in Beverly Hills.
Ryan White’s Come See Me in the Good Light was among the winning documentaries, alongside HBO Max’s The Alabama Solution, Thoughts & Prayers, and Pee-wee as Himself, BBC Four’s Mr. Nobody Against Putin, Kino Film Collection’s Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk, ESPN’s Southpaw—The Life and Legacy of Jim Abbott, and No Other Land.
In the Entertainment category, Apple TV’s popular sci-fi series Pluribus was honored alongside 10 other series, including HBO Max’s The Pitt and Heated Rivalry, Adult Swim’s Common Side Effects, and Disney+’s Andor.
This year’s Peabody Awards list is made up of 34 winners among 68 nominees. Other Apple TV nominees included Shape Island in the Children’s/Youth category, as well as Vietnam: The War That Changed America, and Mr. Scorsese in the Documentaries category.
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