Peacock has secured its first major scripted-series programme nomination at the Emmys through the limited series “All Her Fault”, marking a significant awards breakthrough for the NBCUniversal streaming service. The show received seven nominations, helping Peacock strengthen its position in scripted television after previous Emmy success mainly in reality competition and other categories.

Based on Andrea Mara’s novel, the series stars Sarah Snook as a mother searching for her missing young son and explores the pressures placed on working mothers. It attracted 46 million viewing hours in its first three weeks, becoming Peacock’s biggest series launch, while Snook and Dakota Fanning received acting nominations alongside the show’s limited-series recognition.