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Emmy Nominations Wish List

Guess what?  I'm back.  (Duh.)  And it's not a movie-related post.  Oh well.  I just wanted to post my wish list for this year's Emmy nominations.  Let's get started!  You may notice that I couldn't come up with 5 nominees for each category. 

Lead Actress in a Comedy
Tina Fey -- 30 Rock
Patricia Heaton -- The Middle
Martha Plimpton -- Raising Hope
Amy Poehler -- Parks and Recreation   
*Honorable Mention: Lea Michele -- Glee*

Lead Actor in a Comedy
Alec Baldwin -- 30 Rock
Johnny Galecki -- The Big Bang Theory 
Jim Parsons -- The Big Bang Theory
*Honorable Mention: Matthew Morrison -- Glee*

Supporting Actress in a Comedy
Julie Bowen -- Modern Family
Jane Krakowski -- 30 Rock
Jane Lynch -- Glee
Betty White -- Hot in Cleveland
Kristen Wiig -- Saturday Night Live
*Honorable Mention: Heather Morris -- Glee*

Supporting Actor in a Comedy
Ty Burrell -- Modern Family
Chris Colfer -- Glee
Taran Killam -- Saturday Night Live
Jack McBrayer -- 30 Rock
Eric Stonestreet -- Modern Family
*Honorable Mention: Tracy Morgan -- 30 Rock*

Comedy
30 Rock
The Big Bang Theory 
The Middle
Modern Family
Parks and Recreation
*Honorable Mention: Raising Hope*

Lead Actress in a Drama
Mireille Enos -- The Killing
Elizabeth Moss -- Mad Men
Emily Van Camp -- Revenge
*Honorable Mention: Ginnifer Goodwin -- Once Upon a Time*

Lead Actor in a Drama
Bryan Cranston -- Breaking Bad
Jon Hamm -- Mad Men
Jason Isaacs -- Awake
Hugh Laurie -- House

Supporting Actress in a Drama
Lena Headey -- Game of Thrones
Christina Hendricks -- Mad Men
Madeleine Stowe -- Revenge
Maisie Williams -- Game of Thrones
*Honorable Mention: Michelle Forbes -- The Killing*

Supporting Actor in a Drama
Peter Dinklage -- Game of Thrones
Jack Gleeson -- Game of Thrones
Joel Kinnaman -- The Killing
Aaron Paul -- Breaking Bad
John Slattery -- Mad Men
*Honorable Mention: Billy Campbell -- The Killing*

Drama Series
Breaking Bad
Game of Thrones
The Killing
Mad Men
Revenge

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