"The Pitt," HBO Max's popular Pittsburgh-based medical drama show, was a big winner on Sunday night at the 77th annual Primetime Emmy Awards.

The show snagged 13 Emmy nominations for its first season and took home four awards for outstanding drama series, outstanding lead actor in a drama series, outstanding supporting actress in a drama series, and outstanding guest actor in a drama series.

Series creator and showrunner R. Scott Gemmill dedicated the award for outstanding drama series to healthcare workers after taking the stage to give his acceptance speech.

"I want to dedicate this on behalf of everyone to all the healthcare workers, frontline, first-responders," Gemmill said . "Respect them. Protect them. Trust them. Thank you."

Noah Wyle, who stars in the show as Dr. Mic

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