ABC News anchor Robin Roberts hosts "The 76th Emmys®: A Night of Firsts," airing FRIDAY, SEPT. 13 (8:00-9:01 p.m. EDT), sharing a captivating look at this year's Emmy® Award nominees who are breaking barriers and shattering ceilings just hours before television's biggest stars hit the red carpet in anticipation of this year's 76th Emmy Awards. 

The primetime special gives viewers insight into the milestone moments, historic nominations, and powerful storytelling that has defined an epic year of firsts for this year's television season. Interviews with actor Hiroyuki Sanada, star of the most-nominated series on television, FX drama "Shōgun," as well as first-time nominees Lionel Boyce, star of FX's "The Bear," and Lily Gladstone, star of the Hulu miniseries "Under the Bridge." Roberts also sits down for a revealing interview with television icon Carol Burnett, who talks about her career spanning more than 70 years on the small screen where she continues to create memories for generations of television viewers around the world.  

Also featured is ABC News correspondent Chris Connolly with the first father-son duo to host the Emmys, actors Eugene and Dan Levy, as well as Steve Martin, Martin Short, Selena Gomez and Meryl Streep from Hulu's breakout hit "Only Murders in the Building." Connelly also visits the set of ABC's upcoming drama "High Potential" with star Kaitlin Olson and her husband, Rob McElhenney, who are both nominated for their respective roles on "Hacks" and "Welcome to Wrexham."