List of all the major Emmy Noms: Who's your favorite?

Comedy Series
Arrested Development FOX
Desperate Housewives ABC
Everybody Loves Raymond CBS
Scrubs NBC
Will & Grace NBC

Drama Series
Deadwood HBO
Lost ABC
Six Feet Under HBO
24 FOX
The West Wing NBC

Reality/Competition Program
The Amazing Race CBS
American Idol FOX
The Apprentice NBC
Project Runway BRAVO
Survivor CBS

Lead Actor, Comedy Series
Jason Bateman - Arrested Development FOX
Zach Braff - Scrubs NBC
Eric McCormack - Will & Grace ABC
Ray Romano - Everybody Loves RaymondCBS
Tony Shalhoub - Monk USA

Lead Actor, Drama Series
Hank Azaria - Huff Showtime
James Spader - Boston Legal ABC
Hugh Laurie - House FOX
Kiefer Sutherland - 24 FOX
Ian McShane - Deadwood HBO


Lead Actress, Comedy Series
Marcia Cross - Desperate Housewives ABC
Teri Hatcher - Desperate Housewives ABC
Patricia Heaton - Everybody Loves Raymond CBS
Felicity Huffman - Desperate Housewives ABC
Jane Kaczmarek - Malcolm In The Middle FOX


Lead Actress, Drama Series
Jennifer Garner - Alias ABC
Patricia Arquette - Medium NBC
Mariska Hargitay - Law and Order Special Victim's Unit NBC
Glenn Close - The Shield FX
Frances Conroy - Six Feet Under HBO

Supporting Actor, Comedy Series
Jeffrey Tambor - Arrested Development FOX
Brad Garrett - Everybody Loves Raymond CBS
Peter Boyle - Everybody Loves Raymond CBS
Jeremy Piven - Entourage HBO
Sean Hayes - Will & Grace NBC

Supporting Actor, Drama Series
William Shatner - Boston Legal ABC
Terry O'Quinn - Lost ABC
Naveen Andrews - Lost ABC
Oliver Platt - Huff Showtime
Alan Alda - The West Wing NBC

Supporting Actress, Comedy Series
Doris Roberts - Everybody Loves Raymond CBS
Jessica Walter - Arrested Development FOX
Holland Taylor - Two and a Half Men CBS
Conchata Ferrell - Two and a Half Men CBS
Megan Mullally - Will & Grace NBC

Supporting Actress, Drama Series
Sandra Oh - Grey’s Anatomy ABC
Tyne Daly - Judging Amy CBS
Blythe Danner - Huff Showtime
CCH Pounder - The Shield FX
Stockard Channing - The West Wing NBC

Miniseries
Elvis CBS
Empire Falls HBO
The 4400 USA
The Lost Prince (Masterpiece Theatre) PBS


Lead Actor, Miniseries or Movie
Jonathan Rhys Meyers - Elvis CBS
Ed Harris - Empire Falls HBO
Geoffrey Rush - The Life and Death of Peter Sellers HBO
Kenneth Branagh - Warm Springs HBO
William H. Macy - The Wool Cap TNT

Lead Actress, Miniseries or Movie
Blythe Danner - Back When We Were Grownups CBS
Debra Winger - Dawn Anna Lifetime
S. Epatha Merkerson - Lackawanna Blues HBO
Halle Berry - Their Eyes Were Watching God ABC
Cynthia Nixon - Warm Springs HBO

Supporting Actor, Miniseries or Movie
Randy Quaid - Elvis CBS
Paul Newman - Empire Falls HBO
Phillip Seymour Hoffman - Empire Falls HBO
Christopher Plummer - Our Fathers Showtime
Brian Dennehy - Our Fathers Showtime

Supporting Actress, Miniseries or Movie
Camryn Manheim - Elvis CBS
Joanne Woodward - Empire Falls HBO
Charlize Theron - The Life and Death of Peter Sellers HBO
Jane Alexander - Warm Springs HBO
Kathy Bates - Warm Springs HBO

Made for Television Movie
The Life and Death of Peter Sellers HBO
Warm Springs HBO
Lackawanna Blues HBO
The Office Special BBC America
The Wool Cap TNT

Variety, Music or Comedy Series
Da Ali G Show HBO
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Comedy Central
Late Night With Conan O'Brien NBC
Late Show With David Letterman CBS
Real Time with Bill Maher HBO

Of course, that also happens to be the ONLY TV show I watch.

Al Swearingen for President!!! He certainly has higher moral standards than the current one.

"Scrubs" has a great ensemble cast...one of the best casts on television. But Zach Braff is very, very good in "Scrubs"...it's nice that he got an Emmy nomination.

I'd love for Kiefer Sutherland to win Best Actor for "24".

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Woof!

That man got my attention in "The Broken Hearts Club". Talented and sexy as hell.

I don't remember him!

He played the character who got involved with the muscle guys crowd. I think his character's name was Benjy.

I loved that movie, it did a run on HBO but I was never able to catch the beginning of it. BUt everytime it was on I would always watch it!

I have it on VHS. I SHOULD get it on DVD.

It's a wonderful movie. :-)

you'll my SO in one of the sceens that didn't make the cut.

He said all the guys on the set were really cool. When La Dean Cane.

Jason Batemen is perfect for that roll, and may I add, quite dashing.

That show is fantastic.

I'm glad to see that Jeffrey Tambor and Jessica Walter got nominated in the Supporting categories. They're both superb.

The Wool Cap in there. I had forgotten that special movie.

Also anything associated with Arrested Development.

Jon Stewart and the Daily Show, of course.

piss me off completely. Where the hell is CSI in all that godawful mess? I HATE the fact that premier cable channels can compete directly with regular broadcast network shows. The fucking cable shows should be in an entirely different category--one, they can have more intensity because they ARE pay channels, so they don't have to stick to the damned rules about Standards and Practices, and two, because they ARE premiere channels, they have more money to work with on a day to day basis. So Deadwood and Six Feet Under should NOT be in the same running with Lost, 24 and West Wing. Instead, at least one of the CSIs should be represented, and perhaps even Joan of Arcadia, which despite its cancellation, was a DAMNED good show, and certainly was among the more unique shows on the air. What about Medium? Or Without a Trace?

As far as actors are concerned, again, we're talking apples and oranges. Putting Huff and Deadwood actors in direct competition with broadcast network shows just plain sucks. Where is Anthony LaPaglia? Where is William Petersen or Gary Sinese?

Then three actresses from a freaking fluff show like Desperate Housewives? Come on!! Peyton Place was a million times better than that POS. I can't even watch it without wanting to puke. Where is Jorja Fox, Marg Helgenberger, Emily Procter, Khandi Alexander, Melina Kanakeredes or Marian-Jean Baptiste?

The list in many places looks more like the Peoples Choice awards than an acredited list of Emmy nominations. I am getting more and more ashamed at the Academy and their dumbing down of what used to be THE BEST awards show in the world. I feel like crying at this miserable list of shitty and irrelevant trash. I've watched nearly every single Emmy show for at least the past thirty years at the least, but with this shit in full view, I think I want to be out of the house when this one is broadcast.

I saw him do an interview and he's intelligent, soft-spoken and down-right SEXY!

I also like that the Daily Show is nominated again!

:loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

I have always had a super big crush on him!

TDS should win, too! :hi:

About time she got some recognition.

But Arrested Development should win Best Comedy!

with the Daily Show, I have seen absolutely zero of anything else on this list - not one actor, actress, drama, comedy or miniseries/special. I think the only show I actually made time for last year on a regular basis was "Battlestar Galactica"

As played by Cynthia Nixon and Kenneth Branagh in the HBO film "Warm Springs."

I also like Hugh Laurie for House.

she is so fricking talented and Malcom in the Middle has been a strong vehicle for her for years. But she was always getting overlooked by Sarah Jessica Parker (her show ended the run so this is the first time she wasn't nominated) or :puke: Silicone freak Patricia Heaton from Nobody I know can even stomach Raymond.

Jane Kaczmarek so deserves a win, she gets nominated every year and personally, I'm pretty exhausted from all this 'Desperate Housewives' crap. In a year it'll be a hardly been show and Jane will still probably be doing Malcom