Emmy Season 'What to Watch' Guide, Part 2: Netflix, Peacock, ABC & CBS Picks

<p>In part two of our Emmy-season streaming guide, LeAura breaks down what&#39;s actually worth watching on Netflix, Peacock, ABC, and CBS.</p><p>Netflix (111 Emmy nominations):</p><ul><li><strong>The Diplomat</strong> – polished, grown-up political drama with real relationship stakes</li><li><strong>Nobody Wants This</strong> – adult romance that&#39;s lighter but still thoughtful</li><li><strong>Beef</strong> – prestige limited series with big performances and dark humor</li><li><strong>The Beast in Me</strong> – dark psychological thriller led by Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys</li><li>Quick mentions: Black Rabbit, Monster: The Ed Gein Story</li></ul><p>Peacock:</p><ul><li><strong>All Her Fault</strong> – tense, twisty thriller starring Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning (7 Emmy nominations)</li></ul><p>ABC:</p><ul><li><strong>Abbott Elementary</strong> – warm, funny comfort-watch comedy</li></ul><p>CBS:</p><ul><li><strong>Matlock</strong> – Kathy Bates delivers a performance that deserved more Emmy recognition</li></ul><p>Cheat sheet by mood: romance → Nobody Wants This; dark thriller → All Her Fault; political drama → The Diplomat; comfort comedy → Abbott Elementary; prestige binge → Beef; performance-driven drama → The Beast in Me; underrated performance → Matlock.</p>