Lead Actor in A Comedy Series
Alec Baldwin in 30 Rock
Remember the Mamma Mia episode? Genius wasn't it? He and Alan Alda were great. Still, I hope he doesn't win again.
Steve Carell in The Office
He was outstanding towards the end of the season. His chemistry with Amy Ryan was great and kind of ridiculous in the season finale. Slumdundermifflinaire anyone? I didn't think so.
Adran Grenier in Entourage
Okay what is it about this guy that gets him no attention? I mean sometimes he is a tad boring, but then sometimes he's hilarious. Oh, at least don't snub him for Charlie Sheen!
Lee Pace in Pushing Daisies
He needs a new show. Maybe he should join The Office.
Tony Shalhoub in Monk
I'm over worshipping him...but he's still pretty good. Thank god, it's the last season so we can stop seeing him on the Emmy Ballot every friggin' year...that being said, he's good.
Lead Actor in A Drama Series
Michael C. Hall in Dexter
He was the best thing on Six Feet Under, and that was a great feat in itself. Now he's the best thing on cable...or is he...? Yes he is. He's awesome and so is Dexter.
Jon Hamm in Mad Men
He wasn't as on the ball this season; but there were some standout episodes that impressed me. We all know he'll be nominated, though.
Hugh Laurie in House
He's a master. After so long though he's turning into Tony Shalhoub with the episodic nature of the show and the weirdness. He's still good though.
Jared Padelecki in Supernatural
I always thought he was better than Jensen Ackles. Not Emmy worthy, but better. But I got invested in the show last season, not hooked, but invested. Now I think he's superb.
Jonathan Rhys Myers in The Tudors
Is it fair that JRM does not even have one Emmy nod. No it is not. It's horrible and shameful. And I am way too invested in The Tudors.
This has been too much Emmy for one day, I'll post the rest of my TV Awards tomorrow with my thoughts on the actual Emmy nominations. I'm not even going to try predicting. It will just depress me.
