The 62nd Prime Time Emmy Awards were held last night at the Nokia Theatre in LA. All star turnout for this one, billed as the Oscars for TV and the red carpet was thronging with the stars that we all want to see. Broadcast live and to watch from beginning to end it was a three hour marathon. We’ve picked Archie Panjabi as our headline for this winners list as we are based in London and she’s a Brit actress who won Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.
Archi Panjabi holds her Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her work on The Good Wife at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on August 29, 2010. UPI/Lori Shepler Photo via Newscom
The 62nd Prime Time Emmy Awards. Winners List.
2010 Emmy Winners for Comedy
Best Actor, Comedy Series – Jim Parsons ‘The Big Bang Theory’
Best Supporting Actor, Comedy Series – Eric Stonestreet ‘Modern Family’
Best Actress, Comedy Series – Edie Falco ‘Nurse Jackie’
Best Supporting Actress, Comedy Series – Jane Lynch ‘Glee’
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series – Betty White ‘Saturday Night Live’
Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series – Neil Patrick Harris ‘Glee’
Best Series, Comedy – ‘Modern Family’
Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series – Steve Levitan and Christopher Lloyd ‘Modern Family’
Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series – Ryan Murphy ‘Glee’
2010 Emmy Award Winners for Reality Television
Outstanding Reality-Competition Program – ‘Top Chef’
Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program – Jeff Probst ‘Survivor’
Outstanding Reality Program – ‘Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution’
2010 Emmy Award Winners for Drama
Best Series, Drama – ‘Mad Men’
Best Supporting Actor, Drama Series – Aaron Paul ‘Breaking Bad’
Best Supporting Actress, Drama Series – Archie Panjabi ‘The Good Wife’
Best Actor, Drama – Bryan Cranston ‘Breaking Bad’
Best Actress, Drama – Kyra Sedgwick ‘The Closer’
Guest Actress in a Drama Series – Ann Margret ‘Law and Order: SVU’
Guest Actor in a Drama Series – John Lithgow ‘Dexter’
Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series – Steve Shill ‘Dexter’
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series – Matthew Weiner and Erin Levy ‘Mad Men’
2010 Emmy Award Winners for Variety
Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series – ‘The Daily Show with Jon Stewart’
Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Comedy or Award Special – Dave Boone and Paul Greenberg ‘63 Annual Tony Awards’
Outstanding Directing for a Variety or Comedy Series – Bucky Gunts ‘Vancouver 2010 Olympics Opening Ceremony’
2010 Emmy Winners for Miniseries and Movies
Best Supporting Actress for a Miniseries or Movie – Julia Ormond ‘Temlpe Grandin’
Best Supporting Actor for a Miniseries or Movie – David Strathairn ‘Temple Grandin’
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie – Claire Danes ‘Temple Grandin’
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie – Al Pacino ‘You Don’t Know Jack’
Outstanding Miniseries – ‘The Pacific’
Outstanding Made For Television Movie – ‘Temple Grandin’
Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries or Movie – Adam Mazer ‘You Don’t Know Jack’
Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries or Movie – Mick Jackson ‘Temple Grandin’
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