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Gotham TV Awards: ‘DTF St. Louis’ Takes Two Awards as ‘Pluribus,’ ‘I Love LA’ Win Key Prizes
Other winners at the small-screen honors in New York include Laurie Metcalf ('Big Mistakes') and Chase Infiniti ('The Testaments') as well as Tim Robinson ('The Chair Company'), Michael Shannon ('Death by Lightning') and Babou Ceesay ('Alien: Earth').
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According to The Hollywood Reporter’s source item, Gotham TV Awards: ‘DTF St. Louis’ Takes Two Awards as ‘Pluribus,’ ‘I Love LA’ Win Key Prizes, Other winners at the small-screen honors in New York include Laurie Metcalf (‘Big Mistakes’) and Chase Infiniti (‘The Testaments’) as well as Tim Robinson (‘The Chair Company’), Michael Shannon (‘Death by Lightning’) and Babou Ceesay (‘Alien: Earth’).
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- Gotham TV Awards: ‘DTF St. Louis’ Takes Two Awards as ‘Pluribus,’ ‘I Love LA’ Win Key PrizesThe Hollywood Reporter - 2026-06-02T01:20:59+00:00
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