Emmy Awards 2010- ‘Mad Men’ And ‘Modern Family’ Top Winners

Monday, August 30th, 2010 at 7:19 am , filed under Awards by Laura

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Sunday Night seems to be one of the best nights for the television viewers. On Sunday night The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards. ‘Mad Men’ and ‘Modern Family’ bags the best Outstanding Drama and Outstanding Comedy awards for this year.

‘Modern Family’ beat the big shows ‘30 Rock’ and ‘Glee’ to get the award. The award ceremony was held at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles and the ceremony was hosted by Jimmy Fallon. Jim Parsons won ‘Outstanding Actor in a Comedy’ for his performance in ‘The Big Bang Theory’.

Here is the Full list of Emmy Awards 2010:

Outstanding Drama- ‘Mad Men’
Outstanding Comedy- ‘Modern Family’
Outstanding Actor in a Drama- Bryan Cranston from ‘Breaking Bad’
Outstanding Actress in a Drama- Kyra Sedgwick from ‘The Closer’
Outstanding Actor in a Comedy- Jim Parsons from ‘The Big Bang Theory’
Outstanding Actress in a Comedy- Edie Falco from ‘Nurse Jackie’
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama- Aaron Paul from ‘Breaking Bad’
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama- Archie Panjabi from ‘The Good Wife’
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy- Eric Stonestreet from ‘Modern Family’
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy- Jane Lynch from ‘Glee’
Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series- ‘The Daily Show With Jon Stewart’
Outstanding Reality Show Competition -’Top Chef’
Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program- Jeff Probst from ‘Survivor’
Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series- Steve Shill from ‘Dexter’ – “The Getaway”
Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series- Matthew Weiner and Erin Levy from Mad Men – “Shut the Door”
Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series- Ryan Murphy from ‘Glee’ – “Director’s Cut (Pilot)”
Outstanding Writing for a Comedy- Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd from ‘Modern Family’
Outstanding Reality Program- ‘Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution’
Outstanding Nonfiction Series- ‘The National Parks: America’s Best Idea’
Outstanding Animated Program- ‘Disney Prep & Landing’
Outstanding Children’s Program- ‘Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie’