2019 Netflix Emmy nominee billboards...

With the final rounds of voting for this year's 71st Emmy Awards at the back end of August, it's no wonder the skies of L.A. have exploded once more with Emmy consideration billboards for all of this year's nominees.

Streaming giant Netflix remains a powerhouse this year, both in nominations with 117 and the number of billboard it has supporting its series and specials in all categories save the variety show genre.

HBO may have returned to the top spot with 137 Emmy nominations this year (helped by 32 nods for the final season of Game of Thrones), but newcomers like Natasha Lyonne's Groundhog Day comedy Russian Doll certainly captured viewers imagination this season and TV Academy recognition with thirteen nominations for the lead actress and the show itself.

This assortment of standard landscape and special extension cut-out billboards for the Netflix series were snapped along the Sunset Strip and Melrose Avenue from July 30 to August 14, 2019.

Another show making its debut on the subscription streaming platform this year was natural world documentary series, Our Planet.

The original series garnered ten Emmy nominations including for Cinematography, narration by Sir David Attenborough and for Outstanding Documentary Series.

These eye-catching Emmy nominee billboards were captured along the Sunset Strip and Melrose Avenue from July 30 to August 14, 2019.

If you like these ad creatives, make sure you also check out these other stunning series launch billboards for Our Planet.

In the world of drama, the sophomore season of Netflix's money-laundering series, Ozark, earned nine Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series.

With nods for Jason Bateman as lead actor and director, Laura Linney and Julia Garner, let's see if the drama can take home some trophies this year after fourteen nominations to date.

These season two Ozark nominee billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip, Beverly Boulevard and Melrose Avenue from July 30 to August 14, 2019.

The streamer's most-nominated series this year was Ava DuVernay's four-part docu-drama, When They See Us, with an amazing sixteen nominations.

The drama about the teenagers labeled the Central Park Five who were framed and incarnated for the rape of a jogger in New York's Central Park in 1989 scored nods for Outstanding Limited Series and Directing, plus acting nominations for Jharrel Jerome, Michael K. Williams, Niecy Nash, Aunjanue Ellis, Marsha Stephanie Blake, Vera Farmiga, Asante Blackk and John Leguizamo.

These powerful Emmy nominee billboards for When They See Us were photographed along the Sunset Strip and Melrose Avenue from July 30 to August 14, 2019.

Meanwhile Richard Madden may have taken home a Golden Globe for his role in Bodyguard earlier this January, but he missed out on an Emmy nomination this year. However the British import did score nods for Outstanding Drama Series and Writing.

This Emmy nominee billboard for Bodyguard was snapped along the Sunset Strip on July 31, 2019.

This past year Netflix's first original scripted series came to an end with the sixth and final season of political drama, House of Cards.

Following Kevin Spacey's sexual harassment scandal, Robin Wright took centre stage as 'Claire Underwood', the first female U.S. President, for the shortened final season.

Nominated for three Emmys this year, this billboard captured along the Sunset Strip on July 31, 2019, shines a spotlight on nominees Robin Wright and Michael Kelly.

In the world of comedy, The Kominsky Method also scored three nominations for its freshman outing, including for its stars Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin.

This Emmy nominee billboard for the friendship comedy about an aging acting coach and his agent was snapped along the Sunset Strip on August 8, 2019.

Another newcomer earning an Emmy nomination for its star, Christina Applegate, this year was Dead to Me.

The dark comedy-drama about bereavement, friendship and one big secret was supported by this Emmy nominee billboard above the Sunset Strip on August 12, 2019.

In the world of stand-up comedy, Australian comic Hannah Gadsby earned two Emmy nominations for emotional and powerful special, Nanette.

This billboard for the Outstanding Variety Special Emmy nominee was spied along Sunset Boulevard on July 30, 2019.

Another lesbian comedian being recognised for her Netflix stand-up special this season was Wanda Sykes with Not Normal, her take on the Trump era we currently live in.

This Emmy nominee billboard for the stand-up comic was spotted along La Brea Avenue on August 16, 2019.

LGBT talent was certainly delivering big for the streaming service this year with the gay sitcom, Special, also landing four short-form Emmy nominations including for its creator and star Ryan O'Connell.

This joyful Emmy nominee billboard was spied along Santa Monica Boulevard in the skies of gay-friendly West Hollywood on August 5, 2019.

Makeover reality show Queer Eye took home three Emmys for its debut season and this year the 'Fab Five' adds another six Emmy nominations for its feel-good episodes.

This billboard for the Outstanding Structured Reality Program Emmy nominee was photographed along the Sunset Strip opposite The Roxy on July 31, 2019.

Meanwhile in the world of music, Beyoncé scored six Emmy nods for her Homecoming behind-the-scenes documentary concert film.

This Emmy nominee billboard for her Coachella Festival headlining performance was snapped along the Sunset Strip on July 30, 2019.

And finally for this assortment of Netflix nominated content, here's two billboards for Emmy nominee, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, photographed along the Sunset Strip in multiple ad locations from August 4 to August 12, 2019.

The feature-length sci-fi episode allowed viewers to choose how the story progressed with multiple endings and so it's no wonder Bandersnatch is nominated for Outstanding Television Movie and Creative Achievement in Interactive Media Within A Scripted Program.

Netflix was hailed as the great disrupter of the entertainment industry a few years ago, but now with broadcast networks and studios bouncing back and reclaiming their original content to launch their own streaming platforms, let's see if this will be the streaming giant's final year of Emmy glory, or whether it will continue to dominate these annual industry awards in the future.

UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy nominee billboard for Springsteen on Broadway, Netflix's concert special featuring 'The Boss', snapped along Santa Monica Boulevard on August 19, 2019.

Plus a duo of orangutan-themed Emmy nominee billboards for Our Planet spied the same day along Wilshire Boulevard in Westwood.

UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy nominee billboard for Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened documentary.

This ad creative poking fun at the 'luxury' catering for the aborted event was snapped along L.A.'s 3rd Street on August 21, 2019.

UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy nominee for trailblazing transgender actress Laverne Cox for her guest starring role in the sixth season of Orange Is The New Black.

This Emmy nomination billboard was snapped above West Hollywood's Santa Monica Boulevard on August 24, 2019.

Plus here's also some giant-sized support for the Emmy nominee, When They See Us, spotted along Sunset Boulevard near Netflix's headquarters the same day.