2011 Emmy Nominations
FOCUS-GLOBAL~HBO dominates the Emmy Awards nominations~The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences on Thursday announced the nominees for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards. At first glance, the list seems to stock largely the same series as last year, but there are some significant newcomers.
Newcomers to the Outstanding Actress in a Comedy are "Mike & Molly" star Melissa McCarthy, who helped present the nominations and Laura Linney of Showtime's "The Big C."
In the actor categories, Jon Hamm looks to win his first Outstanding Actor in a Drama, and is buoyed by the fact that three-time winner Bryan Cranston, of "Breaking Bad," was not nominated thanks to his show's timing. Louis CK, of the eponymous comedy, "Louie," got a nod in the Outstanding Actor in a Comedy category.
Something to note: "Conan" was nominated for an Emmy, but Jay Leno's "The Tonight Show" was not.
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Some snubs? Here are a few:
"Treme" for Outstanding Drama Series, Lea Michele for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy, any star of "Sons of Anarchy" and Nick Offerman, aka Ron F*cking Swanson, for Best Actor Ever. Also, any big awards for "Community," the critical darling NBC comedy. Joel McHale was expected to garner one for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series.
"Mad Men" was the most nominated series, with 19, followed closely by "Boardwalk Empire" with 18, "Modern Family" with 17 and "Saturday Night Live," with 16. "Mildred Pierce," the HBO miniseries, had 21 to lead all programming. CBS led all networks with 50 nominations.
For all the nominations
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