2013 Bryan Award Mock Submissions - Daytime

2013 Bryan Award Mock Submissions - Daytime Television

One of the processes that takes place during the Emmy Awards voting process is that of the episode submissions. For Comedy and Drama Series, each nominated show submits six episodes, on three DVD’s (two episodes on a DVD, or a double episode). Each nominated series actor submits one episode for consideration as part of the nomination process and the voting process (the guest actors episodes are practically known once they submit, because the episode description is listed on the nomination ballot).

The Bryan Awards also have races for Daytime Soaps, and there are some differences with the Daytime and Primetime Emmys. Like the Primetime Emmys, each Daytime actor submits one episode. The Writing and Directing teams for each soap submit one episode as well. This year, all five eligible soaps for this year’s Daytime Emmys submitted two episodes in the Drama Series race.

For the Bryan Awards, one episode was picked for Directing and in the performance categories, two episodes were picked for Writing, and six for the Daytime Drama Series category.
Now, if the Bryan Awards did this, here is how the Bryan Awards would pick episodes, if there was the same process as the Primetime Emmys.


DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES:

The Bold and the Beautiful:
Pairing A: June 22 & 25, 2012 (Hope & Liam’s Italian Wedding)
Pairing B: November 21 & 26, 2012 (Stephanie Forrester Dies)
Pairing C: November 12 & 13, 2012 (Stephanie’s Goodbye Party)

Days of Our Lives:
Pairing A: July 27, 2012 & August 13, 2012 (The DAYS-aster Olympic Cliffhanger)
Pairing B: November 12, 2012 (Jennifer visits Nicole in the hospital; Marlena walks in on John and Kristen; Chad confronts Nick and Gabi) and May 21, 2013 (Jensen shoots Will; Gabi goes into labor on Smith Island)
Pairing C: August 14 & 15, 2013 (The DAYS-aster)

General Hospital:
Pairing A: June 1, 2012 (The Baby Switch) and November 21, 2012 (Edward Quartermaine dies)
Pairing B: September 11 & 12, 2012
Pairing C: April 2, 2013 (50th Anniversary) and April 9, 2013 (Nurse’s Ball Finale)

The Young and the Restless:
Pairing A: June 29 & July 2, 2012 (Paul kills Ricky)
Pairing B: September 26 & 27, 2012 (Victor shows up at Sharon & Tucker’s Wedding)
Pairing C: Date? (Jack detoxes) and March 20, 2013 (Victor & Nikki’s Wedding Reception)


WRITING:

The Bold and the Beautiful: November 21 & 26, 2012 (Stephanie Forrester Dies)
Days of Our Lives: November 12, 2012 (Jennifer visits Nicole in the hospital; Marlena walks in on John and Kristen; Chad confronts Nick and Gabi) and March 4, 2013 (Nick forces Will to sign away his parental rights)
General Hospital: September 12, 2012 (TBA) and April 2, 2013 (50th Anniversary)
The Young and the Restless: September 26 & 27, 2012 (Victor shows up at Sharon & Tucker’s Wedding)

DIRECTING:
- B&B, DAYS, and Y&R episodes have been chosen

LEAD ACTOR:
- Bergman, Davidson, Geary, and Howarth episodes have been chosen

LEAD ACTRESS:

Jeanne Cooper (The Young and the Restless) – May 3, 2013 (Katherine/Cooper’s final episode)
Susan Flannery (The Bold and the Beautiful) – November 26, 2012 (Stephanie dies in Brooke’s arms)
Katherine Kelly Lang (The Bold and the Beautiful) – November 26, 2012 (Stephanie dies in Brooke’s arms)
Michelle Stafford (The Young and the Restless) – (Phyllis forces Jack into detox)  (NOTE: Same episode as Peter Bergman)
Heather Tom (The Bold and the Beautiful) – October 2012 (Katie says goodbye to Bill and Brooke, in a post-partum depression)
Laura Wright (General Hospital) – November 2012 (Carly is upset at Sonny over Jason’s death)

SUPPORTING ACTOR:
- Christian, Clifton, and Porte episodes have been chosen; Anderson and Miller episodes tentatively

SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
- Francis, Mattson, and Zucker episodes have been chosen

YOUNGER ACTOR:
- Massey, Deshler, Polo, Duell, and Ehrich episode have been chosen

YOUNGER ACTRESS:
- Matula's episode has been chosen

GUEST ACTOR:
- Kanan, Kelker-Kelly, Simmons, and Wagner's episodes have been chosen

GUEST ACTRESS:
- Franklin, Herring, Hershey Presley, Towers, and Vieira's episodes have been chosen

2013 Mock Bryan Award Submissions - The Drama Races

2013 Bryan Award Mock Submissions



One of the processes that takes place during the Emmy Awards voting process is that of the episode submissions. For Comedy and Drama Series, each nominated show submits six episodes, on three DVD’s (two episodes on a DVD, or a double episode). Each nominated series actor submits one episode for consideration as part of the nomination process and the voting process (the guest actors episodes are practically known once they submit, because the episode description is listed on the nomination ballot).



The Bryan Awards also have races for Daytime Soaps, and there are some differences with the Daytime and Primetime Emmys. Like the Primetime Emmys, each Daytime actor submits one episode. The Writing and Directing teams for each soap submit one episode as well. This year, all five eligible soaps for this year’s Daytime Emmys submitted two episodes in the Drama Series race.

Now, if the Bryan Awards did this, here is how the Bryan Awards would pick episodes for the Drama races, if there was the same process as the Primetime Emmys.


DRAMA SERIES:
The Americans:
Pairing A: “Pilot” and “Covert War”
Pairing B: “The Oath” and “The Colonel”
Pairing C: “Trust Me” and “Safe House”

Breaking Bad:
Pairing A: “Live Free or Die” and “Madrigal”
Pairing B: “Fifty-One” and “Buyout”
Pairing C: “Say My Name” and “Gliding Over All”

Downton Abbey:
Pairing A: Episode 3.01 (Double Episode)
Pairing B: Episodes 3.04 & 3.05
Pairing C: Episode 3.06 (Double Episode)

Game of Thrones:
Pairing A: “And Now His Watch Has Ended” and “Kissed By Fire”
Pairing B: “The Bears of the Maiden Fair” and “Second Sons”
Pairing C: “The Rains of Castamere” and “Mhysa”

Homeland:
Pairing A: “Beirut Is Back” and “State of Independence”
Pairing B: “Q&A” and “I’ll Fly Away”
Pairing C: “In Memoriam” and “The Choice”

Mad Men:
Pairing A: “The Doorway” (double episode)
Pairing B: “The Better Half” and “A Tale of Two Cities”
Pairing C: “For Immediate Release” and “In Care Of”

The Newsroom:
Pairing A: “We Just Decided To” and “News Night 2.0”
Pairing B: “The Blackout Part I: Tragedy Porn” and “The Blackout Part II: Mock Debate”
Pairing C: “5/1” and “The Greater Fool”


LEAD ACTOR:
Kevin Bacon (The Following) – “The Final Chapter”
Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) – “Live Free or Die”
Jeff Daniels (The Newsroom) – “We Just Decided To”
Jon Hamm (Mad Men) – “In Care Of”
Damian Lewis (Homeland) – “Q&A”
Kevin Spacey (House of Cards) – “Chapter 1”

LEAD ACTRESS:
Claire Danes (Homeland) – “Q&A”
Michelle Dockery (Downton Abbey) – “Episode 3.01” (double episode)
Julianna Margulies (The Good Wife) – “Death of a Client”
Keri Russell (The Americans) – “Pilot”
Kerry Washington (Scandal) – “Happy Birthday, Mr. President”
Robin Wright (House of Cards) – “Chapter 10”


SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Jonathan Banks (Breaking Bad) – “Say My Name”
Jim Carter (Downton Abbey) – “Episode 3.06” (double episode)
Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones) – “Second Sons”
Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad) – “Buyout”
Corey Stoll (House of Cards) – “Chapter 11”
Sam Waterston (The Newsroom) – “The Greater Fool”

SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Morena Baccarin (Homeland) – “State of Independence”
Christine Baranski (The Good Wife) – “The Wheels of Justice”
Lauren Graham (Parenthood) – “Trouble in Candyland”
Anna Gunn (Breaking Bad) – “Fifty-One”
Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) – “For Immediate Release”
Monica Potter (Parenthood) – “There’s Something I Need to Tell You…”
Dame Maggie Smith (Downton Abbey) – “Episode 3.01” (double episode)


YOUNGER ACTOR:
Miles Heizer (Parenthood) – “Small Victories”
Freddie Highmore (Bates Motel) – “The Man in Number 9”
Graham Patrick Martin (The Closer) – “Hostile Witness” and (Major Crimes) – “Dismissed With Prejudice”
Cameron Monaghan (Shameless) – “Order Room Service”
Dev Patel (The Newsroom) – “I’ll Try to Fix You”
Jeremy Allen White (Shameless) – “Frank the Plumber”

YOUNGER ACTRESS:
Clare Bowen (Nashville) – “I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still In Love With You)”
Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones) – “And Now His Watch Has Ended”
Holliday Grainger (The Borgias) – “Siblings”
Emma Greenwell (Shameless) – “Frank the Plumber”
Hayden Panettiere (Nashville) – “A Picture from Life’s Other Side”
Kiernan Shipka (Mad Men) – “Favors”
Mae Whitman (Parenthood) – “What To My Wondering Eyes”


GUEST ACTOR:
Christian Clemenson (Shameless) – “Where There’s a Will”
Michael J. Fox (The Good Wife) – “Boom De Yah Da”
John Noble (The Good Wife) – “Death of a Client”
Mike O’Malley (Justified) – “Decoy”
Matthew Perry (The Good Wife) – “Death of a Client”
Ray Romano (Parenthood) – “Trouble in Candyland”
GUEST ACTRESS:
Linda Cardellini (Mad Men) – “Man With a Plan”
Stockard Channing (The Good Wife) – “Death of a Client”
Jane Fonda (The Newsroom) – “The 112th Congress”
Shirley MacLaine (Downton Abbey) – “Episode 3.01”
Martha Plimpton (The Good Wife) – “What’s In The Box?”
Diana Rigg (Game of Thrones) – “And Now His Watch Has Ended”

2013 Mock Bryan Award Submissions - Variety & First-Year Races

2013 Bryan Award Mock Submissions




One of the processes that takes place during the Emmy Awards voting process is that of the episode submissions. For Comedy and Drama Series, each nominated show submits six episodes, on three DVD’s (two episodes on a DVD, or a double episode). Each nominated series actor submits one episode for consideration as part of the nomination process and the voting process (the guest actors episodes are practically known once they submit, because the episode description is listed on the nomination ballot).



The Bryan Awards also have races for Daytime Soaps, and there are some differences with the Daytime and Primetime Emmys. Like the Primetime Emmys, each Daytime actor submits one episode. The Writing and Directing teams for each soap submit one episode as well. This year, all five eligible soaps for this year’s Daytime Emmys submitted two episodes in the Drama Series race.

Now, if the Bryan Awards did this, here is how the Bryan Awards would pick episodes, if there was the same process as the Primetime Emmys.

NOTE: For the New Series category, for this simulation, the nine New Series nominees would be judged on two (2) episodes.


FIRST-YEAR/(Select) VARIETY CATEGORIES:

NEW SERIES:
The Americans: “Pilot” and “Covert War”
Elementary: “Pilot” and “The Deductionist”
The Following: “Pilot” and “The Final Chapter”
Inside Amy Schumer: “Bad Decisions” and “A Porn Star Is Born”
Legit: “Pilot” and “Cuckoo’s Nest”
The Mindy Project: “Pilot” and “The One That Got Away”
Mystery Diners: “Catering on the Side” and “Catch of the Day”
Nashville: “Pilot” and “I’ll Never Leave This World Alive”
The Newsroom: “We Just Decided To” and “5/1”

VARIETY/LATE NIGHT SERIES:
The Colbert Report: “Episode 8131”
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: “Episode 17153” (With Pink)
Inside Amy Schumer: “A Porn Star Is Born”
Jimmy Kimmel Live: “Show 13-1810” (With Matt Damon)
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon: “Episode 777” (With Justin Timberlake and Hayden Panettiere)
Saturday Night Live: “Justin Timberlake/Justin Timberlake”

VARIETY WRITING (Series Nominees Only):
The Colbert Report – “Episode 8131”
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart – “Episode 17153”
Inside Amy Schumer – “A Porn Star Is Born”
Portlandia – “Alexandra”
Saturday Night Live – “Martin Short/Sir Paul McCartney”


LEAD ACTOR – NEW SERIES:
Kevin Bacon (The Following) – “The Final Chapter”
Jeff Daniels (The Newsroom) – “We Just Decided To”
Jim Jefferies (Legit) – “Pilot”
Jonny Lee Miller (Elementary) – “Pilot”
Matthew Rhys (The Americans) – “Safe House”
Kevin Spacey (House of Cards) – “Chapter 1”

LEAD ACTRESS – NEW SERIES:
Connie Britton (Nashville) – “Pilot”
Vera Farmiga (Bates Motel) – “First You Dream, Then You Die”
Mindy Kaling (The Mindy Project) – “Pilot”
Lucy Liu (Elementary) – “Pilot”
Keri Russell (The Americans) – “Pilot”
Robin Wright (House of Cards) – “Chapter 10”


SUPPORTING ACTOR – NEW SERIES:
Eric Close (Nashville) – “There Will Be No Teardrops Tonight”
Charles Esten (Nashville) – “I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive”
Larry Hagman (Dallas) – “Sins of the Father”
D.J. Qualls (Legit) – “Fatherhood”
Corey Stoll (House of Cards) – “Chapter 11”
Sam Waterston (The Newsroom) – “The Greater Fool”

SUPPORTING ACTRESS – NEW SERIES:
Ellen Barkin (The New Normal) – “Obama Mama”
Linda Gray (Dallas) – “J.R.’s Masterpiece”
Kate Mara (House of Cards) – “Chapter 9”
Emily Mortimer (The Newsroom) – “News Night 2.0”
Hayden Panettiere (Nashville) – “A Picture from Life’s Other Side”
Amy Schumer (Inside Amy Schumer) – “A Porn Star Is Born”
Natalie Zea (The Following) – “The Fall”

GUEST ACTOR – NEW SERIES:
Matthew Bomer (The New Normal) – “The Goldie Rush”
Jere Burns (Bates Motel) – “A Boy and His Dog”
John Ratzenberger (Legit) – “Hoarders”
Seth Rogen (The Mindy Project) – “The One That Got Away”
Martin Sheen (Anger Management) – “Charlie’s Dad Visits”
Richard Thomas (The Americans) – “Only You”

GUEST ACTRESS – NEW SERIES:
Jane Fonda (The Newsroom) – “The 112th Congress”
Lauren Graham (Go On) – “Dinner Takes All”
Sylvia Jefferies (Nashville) – “A Picture from Life’s Other Side”
Margo Martindale (The Americans) – “The Colonel”
Mindy Sterling (Legit) – “Hoarders”
Allison Williams (The Mindy Project) – “Hooking Up Is Hard”

The winners in all these categories posted here, except for Variety Series, Variety Writing, and New Series, will be announced on Friday August 9.  The winners in the three aforementioned categories will be handed out during the 13th Annual Bryan Awards Ceremony, which commences on August 19 on WCRS-FM in Columbus, Ohio.

2013 Bryan Awards - Mock Comedy Submissions

2013 Bryan Award Mock Submissions - Comedy

One of the processes that takes place during the Emmy Awards voting process is that of the episode submissions. For Comedy and Drama Series, each nominated show submits six episodes, on three DVD’s (two episodes on a DVD, or a double episode). Each nominated series actor submits one episode for consideration as part of the nomination process and the voting process (the guest actors episodes are practically known once they submit, because the episode description is listed on the nomination ballot).

The Bryan Awards also have races for Daytime Soaps, and there are some differences with the Daytime and Primetime Emmys. Like the Primetime Emmys, each Daytime actor submits one episode. The Writing and Directing teams for each soap submit one episode as well. This year, all five eligible soaps for this year’s Daytime Emmys submitted two episodes in the Drama Series race.

Now, if the Bryan Awards did this, here is how the Bryan Awards would pick episodes for the Comedy Series and Comedy Acting Categories, if there was the same process as the Primetime Emmys.


COMEDY SERIES:
The Big Bang Theory:
Pairing A: “The Habitation Configuration” and “The Proton Resurgence”
Pairing B: “The Bakersfield Expediation” and “The Closet Reconfiguration”
Pairing C: “The Love Spell Potential” and “The Spoiler Alert Segmentation”
Girls:
Pairing A: “Bad Friend” and “On All Fours”
Pairing B: “It’s About Time” and “I Get Ideas”
Pairing C: “One Man’s Trash” and “Together”
Louie:
Pairing A: “Late Show” (Parts 1 & 2)
Pairing B: “Late Show” (Part 3) and “New Year’s Eve”
Pairing C: “Daddy’s Girlfriend” (Parts 1 & 2)

Modern Family:
Pairing A: “Party Crasher” and “Fulgencio”
Pairing B: “Mistery Date” and “Goodnight, Gracie”
Pairing C: “Schooled” and “Arrested”

New Girl:
Pairing A: “Menzies” and “Virgins”
Pairing B: “Parents” and “Chicago”
Pairing C: “Bachelorette Party” and “The Wedding”

Parks and Recreation:
Pairing A: “Emergency Response” and “Leslie and Ben”
Pairing B: “Ms. Knope Goes To Washington” and “Are You Better Off?”
Pairing C: “Article Two” and “Jerry’s Retirement”

LEAD ACTOR:
Alec Baldwin (30 Rock) – “A Goon’s Deed in a Weary World”
Louis C.K. (Louie) – “New Year’s Eve”
Don Cheadle (House of Lies) – “Hostile Takeover”
David Duchovny (Californication) – “Dead Rock Stars”
Johnny Galecki (The Big Bang Theory) – “The Spoiler Alert Segmentation”
Jake Johnson (New Girl) – “First Date”
Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory) – “The Proton Resurgence”

LEAD ACTRESS:
Zooey Deschanel (New Girl) – “Virgins”
Lena Dunham (Girls) – “Bad Friend”
Edie Falco (Nurse Jackie) – “Walk of Shame”
Tina Fey (30 Rock) – “Hogcock/Last Lunch”
Mindy Kaling (The Mindy Project) – “Pilot”
Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Veep) – “Running”
Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation) – “Emergency Response/Leslie and Ben”


SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Ty Burrell (Modern Family) – “Mistery Date”
Max Greenfield (New Girl) – “Menzies”
Ed O’Neill (Modern Family) – “Bringing Up Baby”
Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation) – “Ron and Diane”
Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family) – “A Slight at the Opera”
Jeffrey Tambor (Arrested Development) – “Double Crossers”

SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Mayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory) – “The Fish Guts Displacement”
Julie Bowen (Modern Family) – “My Hero”
Rashida Jones (Parks and Recreation) – “Ann’s Decision”
Sofia Vergara (Modern Family) – “Party Crasher”
Jessica Walter (Arrested Development) – “Queen B”
Betty White (Hot in Cleveland) – “The Anger Games”


YOUNGER ACTOR:
Michael Cera (Arrested Development) – “It Gets Better”
Darren Criss (Glee) – “The Break Up”
Alexander Gould (Weeds) – “It’s Time” (double episode)
Nolan Gould (Modern Family) – “Fulgencio”
Blake Jenner (Glee) – “Shooting Star”
Hunter Parrish (Weeds) – “God Willing and the Creek Don’t Rise”
YOUNGER ACTRESS:
Melissa Benoist (Glee) – “Glease”
Ruby Jerins (Nurse Jackie) – “Lost Girls”
Jane Levy (Suburgatory) – “Apocalypse Meow/Stray Dogs”
Heather Morris (Glee) – “Britney 2.0”
Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development) – “Señoritis”
Allison Williams (Girls) – “Bad Friend”

GUEST ACTOR:
Matthew Broderick (Modern Family) – “Mistery Date”
Louis C.K. (Saturday Night Live) – “Louis C.K./Musical Guest”
David Lynch (Louie) – “Late Show (Part 3)”
Bob Newhart (The Big Bang Theory) – “The Proton Resurgence”
Rob Reiner (New Girl) – “Parents”
Justin Timberlake (Saturday Night Live) – “Justin Timberlake”
GUEST ACTRESS:
Shiri Appleby (Girls) – “On All Fours”
Bess Armstrong (House of Lies) – “Stochasticity”
Maggie Grace (Californication) – “Blind Faith”
Elaine Stritch (30 Rock) – “My Name is Thunder”
Mae Whitman (Arrested Development) – “Colony Collapse”
Kristen Wiig (Arrested Development) – “Flight of the Phoenix” & (Saturday Night Live) – “Kristen Wiig/Vampire Weekend”

'Made In Jersey' Leads Silver Garbage Nominations

Verdict: ‘Made in Jersey’ Rules With 18 Nominations

July 19, 2013


The verdict is in, and “Made in Jersey” is charged with 18 Silver Garbage Award Nominations, including Worst New Series and Worst Drama Series, when the Silver Garbage Award nominations were announced via podcast on Wednesday afternoon.

The failed CBS drama about a tough New Jersey lawyer was the first casualty of the Fall 2012 season.

“CBS over-played the promos for ‘Jersey’ last summer,” said Silver Garbage Awards creator Bryan Curtiss. “The promos were over the top and annoying, and the premise was really bad.” CBS pulled the show after two episodes in October.

On the Comedy side, it’s a three-show race between “Animal Practice”, “Partners”, and “Whitney” with 13, 12, and 11 nominations respectively. “Animal Practice” was a failed NBC comedy about a veterinary practice, which garnered a nomination for it’s non-human cast member, Crystal the Monkey in the Worst Supporting Actress category. The second (and final) season of “Whitney” was worse than the first, which garnered nine nominations last year at the Silver Garbage Awards.

“‘Partners’ was so hated by the critics and people alike, that when it was cancelled, CBS removed the show from the People’s Choice Ballot. You don’t get anymore critical than that,” Curtiss added about “Partners”, a comedy about a straight man and his gay best friend that was panned by critics and cancelled during November sweeps.

In other races, the Reality race is a competitive fight between TLC’s “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” and the final season of MTV’s “Jersey Shore”, while in the Specials Categories, “Mockingbird Lane”, a failed reboot of the 1960s sitcom “The Munsters” is in a tight race with Lifetime’s remake of the 1980 Brooke Shields film “Blue Lagoon”, “The Blue Lagoon: The Awakening.”

The Creative Arts Silver Garbage Awards will be held on September 13, the eve of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, and the 2013 Silver Garbage Award winners will be announced on September 21, the eve of the broadcast of the 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on CBS.

For more on The Silver Garbage Awards, go to http://thebryanawards.bravehost.com  and http://bryansilvergarbageawards.blogspot.com. The Silver Garbage Awards are on Facebook under the name “One Man and His Awesome Awards”.

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Worst Comedy Series:

Animal Practice (NBC)

Partners (CBS)

Real Husbands of Hollywood (BET)

Trust Us With Your Life (ABC)

Up All Night (NBC)

Whitney (NBC)



Worst Actress in a Comedy Series:

Christina Applegate - Up All Night (NBC)

Selma Blair - Anger Management (F/X)

Whitney Cummings - I Love You, Mean It, Whitney Cummings (E!) and Whitney (NBC)

Joanna Garcia - Animal Practice (NBC)

LisaRaye McCoy - Single Ladies (BET)

Denise Vasi - Single Ladies (BET)



Worst Actor in a Comedy Series:

Will Arnett - Up All Night (NBC)

Russell Brand - Brand X with Russell Brand (F/X)

Chris D’Elia - Whitney (NBC)

Justin Kirk - Animal Practice (NBC)

Johnathan McClain - Retired at 35 (TV Land)

Charlie Sheen - Anger Management (F/X)



Worst Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:

Sophia Bush - Partners (CBS)

Zoe Lister-Jones - Whitney (NBC)

Crystal the Monkey - Animal Practice (NBC)

Maya Rudolph - Up All Night (NBC)

Rhea Seehorn - Whitney (NBC)

Marissa Jaret Winokur - Retired at 35 (TV Land)



Worst Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:

Brad Garrett - How to Live With Your Parents... (ABC)

Angus T. Jones - Two and a Half Men (CBS)

Brandon Routh - Partners (CBS)

Robin Thicke - Real Husbands of Hollywood (BET)

Michael Urie - Partners (CBS)

Fred Willard - Trust Us With Your Life (ABC)



Worst Guest Actress in a Comedy Series:

Miley Cyrus - Two and a Half Men (CBS)

Brooke D’Orsay - Two and a Half Men (CBS)

Hilary Duff - Two and a Half Men (CBS)

Chelsea Handler - Whitney (NBC)

Kerri Kenney-Silver - Anger Management (F/X)

Natasha Leggero - Whitney (NBC)



Worst Guest Actor in a Comedy Series:

Diedrich Bader - The Exes (TV Land)

John Cleese - Whitney (NBC)

Cornell “Nelly” Hayes - Real Husbands of Hollywood (BET)

Terrell Owens - Go On (NBC)

Martin Sheen - Anger Management (F/X)

Fred Willard - Hot in Cleveland (TV Land) and Modern Family (ABC)





Worst Drama Series:

Army Wives (Lifetime)

Do No Harm (NBC)

Made in Jersey (CBS)

The Mob Doctor (Fox)

Red Widow (ABC)

Zero Hour (ABC)



Worst Actress in a Drama Series:

Cote d’Pablo - NCIS (CBS)

Alana de la Garza - Do No Harm (NBC)

Ivana Milicevic - Banshee (Cinemax)

Janet Montgomery - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Jordana Spiro - The Mob Doctor (Fox)

Rachael Taylor - 666 Park Avenue (ABC)



Worst Actor in a Drama Series:

Dave Annable - 666 Park Avenue (ABC)

Anthony Edwards - Zero Hour (ABC)

William Forsythe - The Mob Doctor (Fox)

Alfred Molina - Monday Mornings (TNT)

Steven Pasquale - Do No Harm (NBC)

Alex O’Loughlin - Hawaii Five-O (CBS)



Worst Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:

Ashanti - Army Wives (Lifetime)

Jacinda Barrett - Zero Hour (ABC)

Erin Cummings - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Megalyn Echikunwoke - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Donna Murphy - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Jeri Ryan - Body of Proof (ABC)


Worst Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:


Jeremy Jordan - Smash (NBC)

Kyle MacLachlan - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Terry O’Quinn - 666 Park Avenue (ABC)

Kristopher Polaha - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Felix Solis - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Goran Visjnic - Red Widow (ABC)



Worst Guest Actress in a Drama Series:

Kim Delaney - Army Wives (Lifetime)

Jennifer Hudson - Smash (NBC)

Stephanie March - Made in Jersey (CBS)

Bernadette Peters - Smash (NBC)

Brooke Shields - Army Wives (Lifetime)

Sheryl Underwood - The Young and the Restless (CBS)



Worst Guest Actor in a Drama Series:

Charles S. Dutton - Zero Hour (ABC)

Sean Hayes - Smash (NBC)

Eddie Izzard - Hannibal (NBC)

Thorsten Kaye - Smash (NBC)

Michael Rapaport - The Mob Doctor (Fox)

Pablo Schreiber - Made in Jersey (CBS)


Worst Reality Show:


Here Comes Honey Boo Boo (TLC)

Jersey Shore (MTV)

The Job (CBS)

Keeping Up With the Kardashians (E!)

Preacher’s Daughters (Lifetime)

3 (CBS)



Worst Remake or Spin-Off:

Animal Practice (NBC) - Remake of “Scrubs”, “House Calls”, and “Me and the Chimp”

Blue Lagoon: The Awakening (Lifetime) - Remake of the 1980 film “The Blue Lagoon”

Do No Harm (NBC) - Remake of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”

Mockingbird Lane (NBC) - Remake of “The Munsters”

Partners (CBS) - Remake of “He & She”, “The Odd Couple”, “Will & Grace”, and the 1995 sitcom “Partners”

Trust Us With Your Life (ABC) - Remake of “This is Your Life” and “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”

13th Annual Bryan Awards - Major Nominees: Daytime/Reality/New/Other Notable Categories

The Main Categories - Part II

 

Best Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)

Days of Our Lives (NBC)

General Hospital (ABC)

The Young and the Restless (CBS)

 

Best Lead Actor in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - John McCook as Eric Forrester

General Hospital (ABC) - Anthony Geary as Luke Spencer

General Hospital (ABC) - Roger Howarth as Todd Manning

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Doug Davidson as Paul Williams

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Christian LeBlanc as Michael Baldwin

 

Best Lead Actress in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Susan Flannery as Stephanie Forrester

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Katherine Kelly Lang as Brooke Logan

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Heather Tom as Katie Logan Spencer

General Hospital (ABC) - Laura Wright as Carly Jacks

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Jeanne Cooper as Katherine Chancellor

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Michelle Stafford as Phyllis Summers

 

Best Supporting Actor in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Scott Clifton as Liam Spencer

Days of Our Lives (NBC) - Shawn Christian as Dr. Daniel Jonas

General Hospital (ABC) - Bradford Anderson as Damian Spinelli

General Hospital (ABC) - Sean Kanan as A.J. Quartermaine

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Billy Miller as Billy Abbott

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Peter Porte as Ricky Williams

 

Best Supporting Actress in a Daytime Soap:

Days of Our Lives (NBC) - Arianne Zucker as Nicole Walker

General Hospital (ABC) - Julie Marie Berman as Lulu Spencer Falconeri

General Hospital (ABC) - Genie Francis as Laura Spencer

General Hospital (ABC) - Robin Mattson as Heather Webber

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Tracey Bregman as Lauren Fenmore

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Jessica Collins as Avery Bailey Clark

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Melissa Claire Egan as Chelsea Newman

 

Best Younger Actor in a Daytime Soap:

Days of Our Lives (NBC) - Chandler Massey as Will Horton

Days of Our Lives (NBC) - Freddie Smith as Sonny Kiriakis

General Hospital (ABC) - Jimmy Deshler as Rafe Kovich

General Hospital (ABC) - Chad Duell as Michael Corinthos

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Max Ehrich as Fenmore Baldwin

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Daniel Polo as Jamie Vernon

 

Best Younger Actress in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Kimberly Matula as Hope Logan

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Jacqueline MacInnes-Wood as Steffy Forrester Spencer

Days of Our Lives (NBC) - Kate Mansi as Abigail Deveraux

General Hospital (ABC) - Kristen Alderson as Starr Manning

General Hospital (ABC) - Haley Pullos as Molly Lansing-Davis

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Hunter King as Summer Newman

 

Best Guest Actor in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) - Sean Kanan as Deacon Sharpe

General Hospital (ABC) - Anders Hove as Cesar Faison

General Hospital (ABC) - Robert Kelker-Kelly as Stavros Cassidine

General Hospital (ABC) - Richard Simmons as Richard Simmons

General Hospital (ABC) - Jack Wagner as Frisco Jones

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Mark Pinter as Congressman Marcus Wheeler

 

Best Guest Actress in a Daytime Soap:

General Hospital (ABC) - Lynn Herring as Lucy Coe

General Hospital (ABC) - Erin Hershey Presley as Alison Barrington

General Hospital (ABC) - Constance Towers as Helena Cassidine

General Hospital (ABC) - Meredith Vieira as Bree Flanders

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Bonnie Franklin as Sister Celeste

The Young and the Restless (CBS) - Beth Maitland as Traci Abbott

 

Best Writing in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)

Days of Our Lives (NBC)

General Hospital (ABC)

The Young and the Restless (CBS)

 

Best Directing in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)

Days of Our Lives (NBC)

General Hospital (ABC)

The Young and the Restless (CBS)

 

Best Ensemble Cast in a Daytime Soap:

The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)

Days of Our Lives (NBC)

General Hospital (ABC)

The Young and the Restless (CBS)

Best New Series:

The Americans (F/X)

Elementary (CBS)

The Following (Fox)

Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central)

Legit (F/X)

The Mindy Project (Fox)

Mystery Diners (Food Network)

Nashville (ABC)

The Newsroom (HBO)

 

Best Lead Actor in a First-Year Series:

The Americans (F/X) - Matthew Rhys as Phillip Jennings

Elementary (CBS) - Jonny Lee Miller as Sherlock Holmes

The Following (Fox) - Kevin Bacon as Ryan Hardy

House of Cards (Netflix) - Kevin Spacey as Rep. Francis Underwood

Legit (F/X) - Jim Jefferies as Jim Jefferies

The Newsroom (HBO) - Jeff Daniels as Will McAvoy

 

Best Lead Actress in a New Series:

The Americans (F/X) - Keri Russell as Elizabeth Jennings

Bates Motel (A&E) - Vera Farmiga as Norma Louise Bates

Elementary (CBS) - Lucy Liu as Dr. Joan Watson

House of Cards (Netflix) - Robin Wright as Claire Underwood

The Mindy Project (Fox) - Mindy Kaling as Dr. Mindy Lahiri

Nashville (ABC) - Connie Britton as Rayna Jaymes

 

Best Supporting Actor in a New Series:

Dallas (TNT) - Larry Hagman as J.R. Ewing

House of Cards (Netflix) - Corey Stoll as Rep. Peter Russo

Legit (F/X) - D.J. Qualls as Billy

Nashville (ABC) - Eric Close as Teddy Conrad

Nashville (ABC) - Charles Esten as Deacon Claybourne

The Newsroom (HBO) - Sam Waterston as Charlie Skinner

 

Best Supporting Actress in a New Series:

Dallas (TNT) - Linda Gray as Sue Ellen Ewing

The Following (Fox) - Natalie Zea as Claire Matthews

House of Cards (Netflix) - Kate Mara as Zoe Barnes

Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central) - Amy Schumer as Various Characters

Nashville (ABC) - Hayden Panettiere as Juliette Barnes

The New Normal (NBC) - Ellen Barkin as Jane Forrest

The Newsroom (HBO) - Emily Mortimer as Mackenzie McHale

 

Best Guest Actor in a New Series:

The Americans (F/X) - Richard Thomas as Agent Gaad

Anger Management (F/X) - Martin Sheen as Martin Goodson

Bates Motel (A&E) - Jere Burns as Jake Abernathy

Legit (F/X) - John Ratzenberger as Walter Nugent

The Mindy Project (Fox) - Seth Rogen as Sam Kleinfeld

The New Normal (NBC) - Matthew Bomer as Monty

 

Best Guest Actress in a New Series:

The Americans (F/X) - Margo Martindale as Claudia

Go On (NBC) - Lauren Graham as Amy

Legit (F/X) - Mindy Sterling as Janice Nugent

The Mindy Project (Fox) - Allison Williams as Jillian

Nashville (ABC) - Sylvia Jefferies as Jolene Barnes

The Newsroom (HBO) - Jane Fonda as Leona Lansing

 

Best Writing in a New Series:

The Americans - “Pilot” (F/X) - Joe Weisberg, Writer

Inside Amy Schumer - “A Porn Star Is Born” - (Comedy Central) - Writing Team

Legit - “Pilot” (F/X) - Peter O’Fallon & Jim Jefferies, Writers

The Mindy Project – “Pilot” (Fox) – Mindy Kaling, Writer

The Newsroom - “We Just Decided To” (HBO) - Aaron Sorkin, Writer

 

Best Directing in a New Series:

The Americans - “Pilot” (F/X) - Gavin O’Connor, Director

Dallas - “JR’s Masterpiece” (TNT) - Michael M. Robin, Director

The Following - “Pilot” (F/X) - Marcos Siega, Director

House of Cards - “Chapter 1” (Netflix) - David Fincher, Director

The Newsroom - “We Just Decided To” (HBO) - Greg Mottola, Director

 

Ensemble Cast in a New Series:

The Americans (F/X)

Dallas (TNT)

House of Cards (Netflix)

Nashville (ABC)

The Newsroom (HBO)

 

Most Missed Series:

The Big C (Showtime: 2010-2013)

The Borgias (Showtime: 2011-2013)

Happy Endings (ABC: 2011-2013)

The Office (NBC: 2005-2013)

30 Rock (NBC: 2006-2013)

Weeds (Showtime: 2005-2012)

 

Animated Program:

Archer (F/X)

Bob’s Burgers (Fox)

Brickleberry (Comedy Central)

Futurama (Comedy Central)

The Simpsons (Fox)

South Park (Comedy Central)

 

Reality Non-Fiction Series:

Kitchen Nightmares (Fox)

Mystery Diners (Food Network)

Polyamory: Married and Dating (Showtime)

Restaurant Impossible (Food Network)

Shark Tank (ABC)

Undercover Boss (CBS)

 

Reality-Competition Series:

The Amazing Race (CBS)

American Idol (Fox)

Dancing With the Stars (ABC)

Project Runway (Lifetime)

Survivor (CBS)

The Voice (NBC)

 

Reality Host:

The Amazing Race – Phil Keoghan, Host (CBS)

American Idol – Ryan Seacrest, Host (Fox)

Dancing With the Stars – Tom Bergeron & Brooke Burke-Charvet, Hosts (ABC)

Hell’s Kitchen/Kitchen Nightmares – Gordon Ramsay, Host (Fox/Fox)

Project Runway – Heidi Klum & Tim Gunn, Hosts (Lifetime)

Restaurant: Impossible – Robert Irvine, Host (Food Network)

Survivor – Jeff Probst, Host (CBS)

 

Reality Judges:

American Idol – Randy Jackson, Mariah Carey, Keith Urban, and Nicki Minaj (Fox)

Dancing With the Stars – Bruno Tonioli, Len Goodman, and Carrie Ann Inaba (ABC)

The Voice – Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera, and Cee Lo Green (NBC)

13th Annual Bryan Awards - Major Nominees: Comedy/Drama/Longform/Variety

The Main Categories - Part I

 

Best Comedy Series:

The Big Bang Theory (CBS)

Girls (HBO)

Louie (F/X)

Modern Family (ABC)

New Girl (Fox)

Parks and Recreation (NBC)

 

Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series:

The Big Bang Theory (CBS) - Johnny Galecki as Leonard Hofstadter

The Big Bang Theory (CBS) - Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper

Californication (Showtime) - David Duchovny as Hank Moody

House of Lies (Showtime) - Don Cheadle as Marty Kaan

Louie (F/X) - Louis C.K. as Louie

New Girl (Fox) - Jake Johnson as Nick Miller

30 Rock (NBC) - Alec Baldwin as Jack Donaghy

 

Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series:

Girls (HBO) - Lena Dunham as Hannah Horvath

The Mindy Project (Fox) – Mindy Kaling as Dr. Mindy Lahiri

New Girl (Fox) - Zooey Deschanel as Jess Day

Nurse Jackie (Showtime) - Edie Falco as Jackie Peyton

Parks and Recreation (NBC) - Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope

30 Rock (NBC) - Tina Fey as Liz Lemon

Veep (HBO) - Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Vice President Selina Meyer

 

Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:

Arrested Development (Netflix) - Jeffrey Tambor as George & Oscar Bluth

Modern Family (ABC) - Ty Burrell as Phil Dunphy

Modern Family (ABC) - Ed O’Neill as Jay Pritchett

Modern Family (ABC) - Eric Stonestreet as Cameron Tucker

New Girl (Fox) - Max Greenfield as Schmidt

Parks and Recreation (NBC) - Nick Offerman as Ron Swanson

 

Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:

Arrested Development (Netflix) - Jessica Walter as Lucille Bluth

The Big Bang Theory (CBS) - Mayim Bialik as Amy Farrah Fowler

Hot in Cleveland (TV Land) - Betty White as Elka Ostrovsky

Modern Family (ABC) - Julie Bowen as Claire Dunphy

Modern Family (ABC) - Sofia Vergara as Gloria Pritchett

Parks and Recreation (NBC) - Rashida Jones as Ann Perkins

 

Best Younger Actor in a Comedy Series:

Arrested Development (Netflix) - Michael Cera as George Michael Bluth

Glee (Fox) - Darren Criss as Blaine Anderson

Glee (Fox) - Blake Jenner as Ryder Lynn

Modern Family (ABC) - Nolan Gould as Luke Dunphy

Weeds (Showtime) - Alexander Gould as Shane Botwin

Weeds (Showtime) - Hunter Parrish as Silas Botwin

 

Best Younger Actress in a Comedy Series:

Arrested Development (Netflix) - Alia Shawkat as Maeby Funke

Girls (HBO) - Allison Williams as Marnie Michaels

Glee (Fox) - Melissa Benoist as Marley Rose

Glee (Fox) - Heather Morris as Brittany Pierce

Nurse Jackie (Showtime) - Ruby Jerins as Grace Peyton

Suburgatory (ABC) - Jane Levy as Tessa Altman

 

Best Guest Actor in a Comedy Series:

The Big Bang Theory (CBS) - Bob Newhart as Arthur Jefferies/Professor Proton

Louie (F/X) - David Lynch as Jack Dall

Modern Family (ABC) - Matthew Broderick as Dave

New Girl (Fox) - Rob Reiner as Bob Day

Saturday Night Live (NBC) - Louis C.K. as Various Characters

Saturday Night Live (NBC) - Justin Timberlake as Various Characters

 

Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series:

Arrested Development (Netflix) - Mae Whitman as Ann Veal

Arrested Development (Netflix)/Saturday Night Live (NBC) - Kristen Wiig as Young Lucille Bluth (Arrested Development)/Various Characters (Saturday Night Live)

Californication (Showtime) - Maggie Grace as Faith

Girls (HBO) - Shiri Appleby as Natalia

House of Lies (Showtime) - Bess Armstrong as Julianne Hotschragar

30 Rock (NBC) - Elaine Stritch as Colleen Donaghy

 

Best Writing in a Comedy Series:

Episodes - “Episode 209” (Showtime) - David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik, Writers

Girls - “Bad Friend” (HBO) - Lena Dunham & Sarah Heyward, Writers

Girls - “On All Fours” (HBO) - Lena Dunham & Jenni Konner, Writers

Legit - “Pilot” (F/X) - Peter O’Fallon & Jim Jefferies, Writers

New Girl - “Virgins” (Fox) - Elizabeth Meriwether, Writer

The Office - “Finale” (NBC) - Greg Daniels, Writer

 

Best Directing in a Comedy Series:

Episodes - “Episode 209” (Showtime) - Jim Field Smith, Director

Girls - “On All Fours” (HBO) - Lena Dunham, Director

Louie - “New Year’s Eve” (F/X) - Louis C.K., Director

Modern Family - “Fulgencio” (ABC) - Lev L Spiro, Director

Modern Family - “Goodnight, Gracie” (ABC) - Steven Levitan, Director

New Girl - “Chicago” - Jake Kasdan, Director

 

Best Ensemble Cast in a Comedy Series:

Arrested Development (Netflix)

The Big Bang Theory (CBS)

Girls (HBO)

Modern Family (ABC)

The Office (NBC)

Parks and Recreation (NBC)

 

 

Best Drama Series:

The Americans (F/X)

Breaking Bad (AMC)

Downton Abbey - Masterpiece (PBS)

Game of Thrones (HBO)

Homeland (Showtime)

Mad Men (AMC)

The Newsroom (HBO)

 

Best Lead Actor in a Drama Series:

Breaking Bad (AMC) - Bryan Cranston as Walter H. White

The Following (Fox) - Kevin Bacon as Ryan Hardy

Homeland (Showtime) - Damian Lewis as U.S. Congressman Nicholas Brody

House of Cards (Netflix) - Kevin Spacey as Rep. Francis Underwood

Mad Men (AMC) - Jon Hamm as Don Draper

The Newsroom (HBO) - Jeff Daniels as Will McAvoy

 

Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series:

The Americans (F/X) - Keri Russell as Elizabeth Jennings

Downton Abbey - Masterpiece (PBS) - Michelle Dockery as Lady Mary Crawley

The Good Wife (CBS) - Julianna Margulies as Alicia Florrick

Homeland (Showtime) - Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison

House of Cards (Netflix) - Robin Wright as Claire Underwood

Scandal (ABC) - Kerry Washington as Olivia Pope

 

Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:

Breaking Bad (AMC) - Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut

Breaking Bad (AMC) - Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman

Downton Abbey - Masterpiece (PBS) - Jim Carter as Mr. Carson

Game of Thrones (HBO) - Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister

House of Cards (Netflix) - Corey Stoll as Rep. Peter Russo

The Newsroom (HBO) - Sam Waterston as Charlie Skinner

 

Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:

Breaking Bad (AMC) - Anna Gunn as Skyler White

Downton Abbey - Masterpiece (PBS) - Dame Maggie Smith as Violet, Dowager Countess of Grantham

The Good Wife (CBS) - Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart

Homeland (Showtime) - Morena Baccarin as Jessica Brody

Mad Men (AMC) - Christina Hendricks as Joan Harris

Parenthood (NBC) - Lauren Graham as Sarah Braverman

Parenthood (NBC) - Monica Potter as Kristina Braverman

 

Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series:

The Good Wife (CBS) - Michael J. Fox as Louis Canning

The Good Wife (CBS) - John Noble as Matthew Ashbaugh

The Good Wife (CBS) - Matthew Perry as Mike Kresteva

Justified (F/X) - Mike O’Malley as Nicky Augustine

Parenthood (NBC) - Ray Romano as Hank Rizzoli

Shameless (Showtime) - Christian Clemenson as Christopher

 

Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series:

Downton Abbey - Masterpiece (PBS) - Shirley MacLaine as Martha Levinson

Game of Thrones (HBO) - Diana Rigg as Lady Olenna Tyrell

The Good Wife (CBS) - Stockard Channing as Veronica Loy

The Good Wife (CBS) - Martha Plimpton as Patti Nyholm

Mad Men (AMC) - Linda Cardellini as Sylvia Rosen

The Newsroom (HBO) - Jane Fonda as Leona Lansing

 

Best Younger Actor in a Drama Series:

Bates Motel (A&E) - Freddie Highmore as Norman Bates

The Closer/Major Crimes (TNT) - Graham Patrick Martin as Rusty Beck

The Newsroom (HBO) - Dev Patel as Neal Sampat

Parenthood (NBC) - Miles Heizer as Drew Holt

Shameless (Showtime) - Cameron Monaghan as Ian Gallagher

Shameless (Showtime) - Jeremy Allen White as Phillip Gallagher

 

Best Younger Actress in a Drama Series:

The Borgias (Showtime) - Holliday Grainger as Lucrezia Borgia

Game of Thrones (HBO) - Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen

Mad Men (AMC) - Kiernan Shipka as Sally Draper

Nashville (ABC) - Clare Bowen as Scarlett O’Connor

Nashville (ABC) - Hayden Panettiere as Juliette Barnes

Parenthood (NBC) - Mae Whitman as Amber Holt

Shameless (Showtime) – Emma Greenwell as Mandy Milkovich

 

Ensemble Cast in a Drama Series:

Boardwalk Empire (HBO)

Breaking Bad (AMC)

Downton Abbey, Masterpiece (PBS)

Game of Thrones (HBO)

Mad Men (AMC)

The Newsroom (HBO)

 

Best Writing in a Drama Series:

The Americans - “Pilot” (F/X) - Joe Weisberg, Writer

Breaking Bad - “Fifty One” (AMC) - Sam Catlin, Writer

Homeland - “The Choice” (Showtime) - Alex Gansa & Meredith Stiehm, Writers

Homeland - “Q&A” (Showtime) - Henry Bromell, Writer

Mad Men - “In Care Of” (AMC) - Carly Wray & Matthew Weiner, Writers

The Newsroom - “We Just Decided To” (HBO) - Aaron Sorkin, Writer

 

Best Directing in a Drama Series:

The Americans - “Pilot” (F/X) - Gavin O’Connor, Director

Boardwalk Empire - “Margate Sands” (HBO) - Tim Van Patten, Director

Homeland - “The Choice” (Showtime) - Michael Cuesta, Director

Homeland - “Q&A” (Showtime) - Lesli Linka Glatter, Director

House of Cards - “Chapter 1” (Netflix) - David Fincher, Director

Mad Men - “The Better Half” (AMC) - Phil Abraham, Director

 

 

 

Best Miniseries or Made for Television Movie:

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X)

Behind the Candleabra (HBO)

The Bible (History Channel)

The Girl (HBO)

Parade’s End (HBO)

Political Animals (USA)

 

Best Actor in a Miniseries or Movie:

Behind the Candleabra (HBO) - Matt Damon as Scott Thorson

Behind the Candleabra (HBO) - Michael Douglas as Wladziu Liberace

The Girl (HBO) - Toby Jones as Sir Alfred Hitchcock

Parade’s End (HBO) - Benedict Cumberbatch as Christopher Tietjens

Phil Spector (HBO) - Al Pacino as Phil Spector

Wallander (PBS) – Sir Kenneth Branagh as Kurt Wallander

 

Best Actress in a Miniseries or Movie:

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X) - Jessica Lange as Sister Jude

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X) - Sarah Paulson as Lana Winters

The Big C: Hereafter (Showtime) - Laura Linney as Cathy Jamison

The Girl (HBO) - Sienna Miller as Tippi Hedren

Political Animals (USA) - Sigourney Weaver as Elaine Barrish Hammond

Remember Sunday - Hallmark Hall of Fame (ABC) - Alexis Bledel as Molly Bradford

 

Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie:

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X) - James Cromwell as Dr. Arthur Arden

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X) - Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Thredson

Behind the Candleabra (HBO) - Dan Aykroyd as Seymour Heller

Behind the Candleabra (HBO) - Rob Lowe as Dr. Jack Startz

Killing Lincoln (National Geographic Channel) - Billy Campbell as Abraham Lincoln

Political Animals (USA) - Ciaran Hinds as Donald “Bud” Hammond

 

Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie:

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X) - Lily Rabe as Sister Mary Eunice McKee

Parade’s End (HBO) - Adelaide Clemens as Valentine Wannop

Political Animals (USA) - Ellen Burstyn as Margaret Barrish Worthington

Political Animals (USA) - Carla Gugino as Susan Berg

Steel Magnolias (Lifetime) - Alfre Woodard as Ouiser

Top of the Lake (BBC Two) - Holly Hunter as G.J.

 

Best Writing in a Miniseries or Movie:

Behind the Candelabra (HBO) - Richard LaGravanese, Writer

The Big C: Hereafter (Showtime) - Writing Team

Call Me Crazy: A Five Film (Lifetime) - Writing Team

Phil Spector (HBO) - David Mamet, Writer

Political Animals (USA) - Writing Team

 

Best Directing in a Miniseries or Movie:

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X) - Directing Team

Behind the Candelabra (HBO) - Steven Soderbergh, Director

Call Me Crazy: A Five Film (Lifetime) - Directing Team

Parade’s End (HBO) - Susanna White, Director

Phil Spector (HBO) - David Mamet, Director

 

Ensemble Cast in a Miniseries or Movie:

American Horror Story: Asylum (F/X)

Behind the Candelabra (HBO)

Call Me Crazy: A Five Film (Lifetime)

Parade’s End (HBO)

Steel Magnolias (Lifetime)

 

Variety or Late Night Show:

The Colbert Report (Comedy Central)

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (Comedy Central)

Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central)

Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC)

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC)

Saturday Night Live (NBC)

 

Variety, Music, or Comedy Special:

Christmas in Rockefeller Center (NBC)

The (2012) Kennedy Center Honors (CBS)

Louis C.K.: Oh My God (HBO)

Michael Buble: Home for the Holidays (NBC)

One Singular Sensation! Celebrating Marvin Hamlisch - Live from Lincoln Center (PBS)

12-12-12: The Concert for Sandy Relief (Various)

 

Special Class Special:

The 85th Annual Academy Awards (ABC)

The 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards (NBC)

The 55th Annual Grammy Awards (CBS)

The Opening/Closing Ceremonies of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games (NBC)

The 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (ABC)

The 66th Annual Tony Awards (CBS)

 

Host of a Special:

The 85th Annual Academy Awards - Seth MacFarlane, Host (ABC)

Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve - Ryan Seacrest & Jenny McCarthy, Hosts (ABC)

The 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards - Amy Poehler & Tina Fey, Hosts (NBC)

The 55th Annual Grammy Awards - LL Cool J, Host (CBS)

The 66th Annual Tony Awards - Neil Patrick Harris, Host (CBS)

 

Writing in a Variety Program:

The Colbert Report (Comedy Central)

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (Comedy Central)

Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central)

Louis C.K.: Oh My God (HBO)

Portlandia (IFC)

Saturday Night Live (NBC)

 

Directing in a Variety Program:

The 85th Annual Academy Awards (ABC) - Don Mischer, Director

Inside Amy Schumer - “A Porn Star Is Born” (Comedy Central) - Neal Brennan & Steven Tsuchida, Directors

Jimmy Kimmel Live - “Show 13-1810” (Matt Damon) (ABC) - Andy Fisher, Director

The Late Show with David Letterman - “Show 3749” (Denzel Washington) (CBS) - Jerry Foley, Director

London 2012 Olympic Games Opening/Closing Ceremonies (NBC) - Bucky Gunts & Hamish Hamilton, Directors

Saturday Night Live - “Justin Timberlake” (NBC) - Don Roy King, Director

 

Late Night Hosts:

Chelsea Lately - Chelsea Handler (E!)

The Colbert Report - Stephen Colbert (Comedy Central)

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - Jon Stewart (Comedy Central)

Inside Amy Schumer - Amy Schumer (Comedy Central)

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - Jimmy Fallon (NBC)