Taylor Sheridan's massive television empire was shut out of the 2026 Emmy Awards, continuing a long-running trend from the Television Academy.Earlier this week, the 2026 Emmy nominations were released and out of every category, Sheridan's TV universe received a single stunt coordination nod for "Tulsa King," despite the popularity of his other shows: "Landman" and "The Madison."Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo, who hosts "Arroyo Grande with Raymond Arroyo," weighed in on yet another snub from the Television Academy.Taylor Sheridan's "Landman" and "The Madison" were completely ignored by the Television Academy ahead of the 2026 Emmys.(David Becker/Getty Images for Paramount+/Eamonn M.
McCormack / Stringer)"Despite rave reviews for ‘Landman’ and ‘Madison,’ the Emmys have once again totally shut these Taylor Sheridan shows out of any contention.Remember, these are industry awards — insiders lauding awards upon each other.
What we are seeing is the industry seeking to protect its own," Arroyo told Fox News Digital.TAYLOR SHERIDAN SAYS HE DOESN'T CARE WHAT CRITICS THINK, ADMITS TO 'RAGE BAITING' THEM ON PURPOSE"Sheridan is an outlaw — a guy who charted his own course and who obviously has his finger on the pulse of American audiences.They are outraged that his shows have such huge viewership and that they are for the most part non-political enterprises," he continued.
"In some ways, Sheridan's work is a throwback to the ‘Dallas’ and ‘Dynasty’ days, when audiences tuned in to watch great actors thrash about in the melodrama of the week.""Others might 'win' Emmy’s and other acknowledgments, but Sheridan is the six-time champion of television."Arroyo called the "Landman," "Tulsa King" and previous "Yellowstone" snubs "absurd."MICHELLE PFEIFFER SAYS THERE WAS ‘NO BATHROOM’ AND ‘NO FOOD’ ON ‘THE MADISON' SET"There is one exception; ‘Tulsa King’ was nominated for an Emmy this year...for Stunts! The biggest stunt is that no Sheridan sh...