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"Orange Is the New Black&amp;#39;s Taylor Schilling has a lot to celebrate this morning: She was rewarded with her first Emmy nomination for her portrayal of Piper Chapman! Fans of The Mindy Project...not so much, unfortunately. The sitcom (which, I think, was one of the best on TV this year) didn&amp;#39;t get a nod for Best Comedy or Best Actress (for Mindy Kaling). Another surprise was the absence of Chris Messina in the Supporting Actor category. So who is celebrating this morning? Read on!\nPinterestFacebookOutstanding Comedy Series:\nThe Big Bang Theory, CBS\nOrange Is the New Black, Netflix\nLouie, FX Networks\nModern Family, ABC\nVeep, HBO\nSilicon Valley, HBO\nMy Take\n: While we love OITNB, it belongs in the drama category. IMO, the true comedy is The Big Bang Theory, and this past season was its finest.\nOutstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series:\n*Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory, CBS)\nRicky Gervais (Derek, Netflix)\nMatt LeBlanc (Episodes, Showtime)\nWilliam H. Macy (Shameless, Showtime)\nDon Cheadle (House of Lies, Showtime)\nLouis C.K. (Louie, FX Networks)\nMy Take\n: I recently watched Big Bang in French (Don&amp;#39;t ask, I was on a cruise ship) and without Parson&amp;#39;s delivery, there is no Sheldon. I vote Parsons for the win. *Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series:\nLena Dunham (Girls, HBO)\nEdie Falco (Nurse Jackie, Showtime)\nAmy Poehler (Parks and Rec, NBC)\nJulia Louis-Dreyfus (Veep, HBO)\nMelissa McCarthy (Mike &amp;amp; Molly, CBS)\nTaylor Schilling (Orange Is the New Black, Netflix)\nMy Take\n: While Melissa McCarthy is one of the funniest comedians around, I believe Mindy Kaling should have taken her spot. If you watched season two of The Mindy Project, you&amp;#39;ll know why.\nOutstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:\nAndre Braugher (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Fox)\nAdam Driver (Girls, HBO)\nJesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family, ABC)\nTy Burrell (Modern Family, ABC)\nFred Armison (Portlandia, IFC)\nTony Hale (Veep, HBO)\nMy Take\n: While Eric Stonestreet is once again snubbed this year, so is his Modern Family costar, Ed O&amp;#39;Neil (a nominee last year). Andre Braugher is the dark horse here, but look for Tony Hale or Ty Burrell to walk away with the statue.\nOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:\nMayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory, CBS)\nJulie Bowen (Modern Family, ABC)\nAllison Janney (Mom, CBS)\nKate Mulgrew (Orange Is the New Black, Netflix)\nKate McKinnon (Saturday Night Live, NBC)\nAnna Chlumsky (Veep, HBO)\nMy Take\n: I think it&amp;#39;s about time Mayim Bialik took home the gold for her hilarious, dead-pan portrayal of Amy Farrah Fowler on Big Bang.\nOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series:\nBob Newhart, The Big Bang Theory\nNathan Lane, Modern Family\nSteve Buscemi, Portlandia\nJimmy Fallon, Saturday Night Live (as Host)\nLouis C.K., Saturday Night Live (as Host)\nGary Cole, Veep\nMy Take\n: Bob Newhart is the sentimental (and quite deserving) favorite, but Jimmy Fallon killed it hosting SNL this year.\nOutstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series:\nNatasha Lyonne, Orange Is the New Black\nUzo Aduba, Orange Is the New Black\nLaverne Cox, Orange Is the New Black\nTina Fey, Saturday Night Live (as Host)\nMelissa McCarthy, Saturday Night Live (as Host)\nJoan Cusack, Shameless\nMy Take\n: It&amp;#39;s a major OITNB showdown, so unless the three actresses split the vote, expect Uzo Aduba to walk away with the Emmy.\nOutstanding Writing for a Comedy Series:\nEpisodes (episode: Episode 305) written by David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik\nLouie (episode: &amp;quot;So Did the Fat Lady&amp;quot;) written by Louis C.K.\nOrange Is the New Black (episode: &amp;quot;I Wasn&amp;#39;t Ready&amp;quot; [Pilot]) written by Jenji Kohan and Liz Friedman\nSilicon Valley (episode: &amp;quot;Optimal Tip-to-Tip Efficiency&amp;quot;) written by Alec Berg\nVeep (episode: &amp;quot;Special Relationship&amp;quot;) written by Simon Blackwell, Tony Roche and Armando Iannucci\nMy Take\n: Keep in mind, this is for one episode and not the series as a whole, so my guess is for Veep or Episodes.\nOutstanding Drama Series:\nBreaking Bad, AMC\nDownton Abbey, PBS\nGame of Thrones, HBO\nTrue Detective, HBO\nHouse of Cards, Netflix\nMad Men, AMC\nMy Take\n: Don&amp;#39;t make me choose! But if I had to, I&amp;#39;m going with Breaking Bad&amp;#39;s final season.\nOutstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series:\nBryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, AMC)\nKevin Spacey (House of Cards, Netflix)\nJon Hamm (Mad Men, AMC)\nJeff Daniels (The Newsroom, HBO)\nWoody Harrelson (True Detective, HBO)\nMatthew McConaughey (True Detective, HBO)\nMy Take\n: McConaughey and Harrelson are superb, but look for them to cancel each other out. Bryan Cranston is the favorite, but isn&amp;#39;t it Jon Hamm&amp;#39;s turn already?\nOutstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series:\nLizzy Caplan (Masters of Sex, Showtime)\nJulianna Margulies (The Good Wife, CBS)\nMichelle Dockery (Downton Abbey, PBS)\nClaire Danes (Homeland, Showtime)\nRobin Wright (House of Cards, Netflix)\nKerry Washington (Scandal, ABC)\nMy Take\n: Where in the world is Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) on this list? With that said, it&amp;#39;s Julianna Margulies&amp;#39; year.\nOutstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:\nAaron Paul (Breaking Bad, AMC)\nJim Carter (Downton Abbey, PBS)\nPeter Dinklage (Game of Thrones, HBO)\nJosh Charles (The Good Wife, CBS)\nMandy Patinkin (Homeland, Showtime)\nJon Voight (Ray Donovan, Showtime)\nMy Take\n: It comes down to Aaron Paul or Josh Charles. I&amp;#39;m going with Charles.\nOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:\nAnna Gunn (Breaking Bad, AMC)\nMaggie Smith (Downton Abbey, PBS)\nJoanne Froggatt (Downton Abbey, PBS)\nLena Headey (Game of Thrones, HBO)\nChristine Baranski (The Good Wife, CBS)\nChristina Hendricks (Mad Men, AMC)\nMy Take\n: Christine Baranski. Yup, that simple.\nOutstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series:\nPaul Giamatti, Downton Abbey\nDylan Baker, The Good Wife\nReg. E. Cathey, House of Cards\nRobert Morse, Mad Men\nBeau Bridges, Masters of Sex\nJoe Morton, Scandal\nMy Take\n: Another easy one: This is Joe Morton&amp;#39;s to lose.\nOutstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series:\nMargo Martindale, The Americans\nDiana Rigg, Game of Thrones\nKate Mara, House of Cards\nAllison Janney, Masters of Sex\nJane Fonda, The Newsroom\nKate Burton, Scandal\nMy Take\n: Kate Burton is so deliciously crazy as the VP on Scandal, but look for Allison Janney to take home the Emmy here.\nOutstanding Writing for a Drama Series:\nBreaking Bad (episode: &amp;quot;Ozymandias&amp;quot;) written by Moira Walley-Beckett\nBreaking Bad (episode: &amp;quot;Felina&amp;quot;) written by Vince Gilligan\nGame of Thrones (episode: &amp;quot;The Children&amp;quot;) written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss\nHouse of Cards (episode: &amp;quot;Chapter 14&amp;quot;) written by Beau Willimon\nTrue Detective (episode: &amp;quot;The Secret Fate of All of Life&amp;quot;) written by Nic Pizzolatto\nMy Take\n: Either episode of Breaking Bad.\nOutstanding Reality-Competition Program:\nThe Amazing Race, CBS\nDancing With the Stars, ABC\nProject Runway, Lifetime\nSo You Think You Can Dance, Fox\nTop Chef, Bravo\nThe Voice, NBC\nMy Take\n: Dancing With the Stars, and no, I&amp;#39;m not biased.\nOutstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program:\nBetty White, Betty White&amp;#39;s Off Their Rockers\nTom Bergeron, Dancing With the Stars\nJane Lynch, Hollywood Game Night\nHeidi Klum and Tim Gunn, Project Runway\nCat Deeley, So You Think You Can Dance\nAnthony Bourdain, The Taste\nMy Take\n: Tom Bergeron for being just a step above the competition and having the best one-liners and quips on live TV.\nOutstanding Structured Reality Program:\nAntiques Roadshow, PBS\nDiners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Food Network\nMythBusters, Discovery Channel\nShark Tank, ABC\nUndercover Boss, CBS\nWho Do You Think You Are?, TLC\nMy Take\n: Who Do You Think You Are? should edge out Shark Tank and Undercover Boss.\nOutstanding Unstructured Reality Program:\nAlaska: The Last Frontier, Discovery Channel\nDeadliest Catch, Discovery Channel\nFlipping Out, Bravo\nMillion Dollar Listing New York, Bravo\nWahlburgers, A&amp;amp;E\nWild Things With Dominic Monaghan, BBC America\nMy Take:\nYou do realize that Donnie and Mark Wahlberg could take home an Emmy here, don&amp;#39;t you? Still, I wouldn&amp;#39;t expect them to, as Deadliest Catch looks like the front runner.\nOutstanding Variety Series:\nThe Colbert Report, Comedy Central\nThe Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Comedy Central\nJimmy Kimmel Live!, ABC\nThe Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, NBC\nReal Time With Bill Maher, HBO\nSaturday Night Live, NBC\nMy Take\n: Jimmy Kimmel Live!. From its host to its sketches to its interviews, this is the most well-rounded, funniest hour of late-night TV.\nOutstanding Miniseries:\nAmerican Horror Story: Coven, FX\nBonnie &amp;amp; Clyde, Lifetime\nFargo, FX\nLuther, BBC America\nTreme, HBO\nThe White Queen, Starz\nMy Take\n: AHS: Coven for the win.\nOutstanding Television Movie:\nKilling Kennedy, National Geographic Channel\nMuhammad Ali&amp;#39;s Greatest Fight, HBO\nThe Normal Heart, HBO\nSherlock: His Last Vow (Masterpiece), PBS\nThe Trip to Bountiful, Lifetime\nMy Take\n: Did you see The Normal Heart? There&amp;#39;s your winner right there.\nOutstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie:\nMark Ruffalo, The Normal Heart\nBenedict Cumberbatch, Sherlock: His Last Vow (Masterpiece)\nChiwetel Ejiofor, Dancing on the Edge\nMartin Freeman, Fargo\nBilly Bob Thornton, Fargo\nIdris Elba, Luther\nMy Take\n: Mark Ruffalo, who was absolutely sensational in TNH.\nOutstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie:\nHelena Bonham Carter, Burton and Taylor\nMinnie Driver, Return to Zero\nJessica Lange, American Horror Story: Coven\nSarah Paulson, American Horror Story: Coven\nCicely Tyson, The Trip to Bountiful\nKristen Wiig, The Spoils of Babylon\nMy Take\n: Minnie Driver broke my heart as a devastated mother in Return to Zero.\nOutstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie:\nColin Hanks, Fargo\nJim Parsons, The Normal Heart\nJoe Mantello, The Normal Heart\nAlfred Molina, The Normal Heart\nMatt Bomer, The Normal Heart\nMartin Freeman, Sherlock: His Last Vow (Masterpiece)\nMy Take\n: Matt Bomer for the win.\nOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie:\nFrances Conroy, American Horror Story: Coven\nKathy Bates, American Horror Story: Coven\nAngela Bassett, American Horror Story: Coven\nAllison Tolman, Fargo\nEllen Burstyn, Flowers in the Attic\nJulia Roberts, The Normal Heart\nMy Take\n: All tremendous performances, but Julia Roberts deserves the Emmy here.\nOutstanding Animated Program:\nArcher, FX\nBob&amp;#39;s Burgers, Fox\nFuturama, Comedy Central\nSouth Park, Comedy Central\nTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Manhattan Project, Nickelodeon\nMy Take\n: Look for Archer to keep racking up the accolades and hardware.\n__The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Late Night&amp;#39;s Seth Meyers, airs live Monday, August 25th (8 P.M. ET/5 P.M. PT) on NBC. __\nWho got snubbed, and who are you celebrating this morning?\n*This post has been updated."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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