2007 Primetime Emmy Awards Results

2007 Primetime Emmy Awards Results September 16, 2007 7:04 pm

Posted by Rosario T. Calabria in News, Primetime Emmy Awards, Television.
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I’ll be posting live results of this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards, so keep checking in for updates.

You can scroll through the list of categories, winners (and nominees) below, but before that, here is a quick rundown of tonights winners (keep in mind that some awards were not presented tonight, including most of the Emmy’s in the Creative Arts category. For those winners, refer to this page).

WINNERS BY NETWORK (Ranked by Primetime Emmy Wins):
(Number in parentheses is the combined total of Primetime and Creative Emmy’s)
NBC – 7 (19)
ABC – 6 (10)
HBO – 6 (21)
AMC – 3 (4)
PBS – 3 (6)
CBS – 1 (10)
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1 (2)
USA – 1 (2)

CARTOON NETWORK – (8)
FOX – (7)
DISCOVERY CHANNEL – (4)
SHOWTIME – (4)
BRAVO – (2)
NICKELODEON – (2)
TNT — (2)
ABCFAMILY.COM – (1)
SCI-FI CHANNEL – (1)
STARZ KIDS AND FAMILY – (1)

WINNERS BY TELEVISION SHOW/PROGRAM:

“Broken Trail”, AMC – 3
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater)”, PBS – 3
“The Sopranos”, HBO – 3
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic”, NBC – 3
“Ugly Betty”, ABC – 2
“30 Rock”, NBC – 1
“The Amazing Race”, CBS – 1
“Boston Legal”, ABC – 1
“Brothers & Sisters”, ABC – 1
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”, HBO – 1
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart”, COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
“Entourage”, HBO – 1
“Extras”, HBO – 1
“Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien”, NBC – 1
“Lost”, ABC – 1
“My Name Is Earl”, NBC – 1
“The Office”, NBC – 1
“The Starter Wife”, USA – 1

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
Jon Cryer – “Two and a Half Men”, CBS
Kevin Dillon – “Entourage”, HBO
Neil Patrick Harris – “How I Met Your Mother”, CBS
Jeremy Piven – “Entourage”, HBO
Raine Wilson – “The Office”, NBC

WINNER:
Jeremy Piven (2nd win, third consecutive nomination) – “Entourage”, HBO

Tally:
HBO – 1

“Entourage” – 1

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
Michael Emerson – “Lost”, ABC
Michael Imperioli – “The Sopranos”, HBO
T.R. Knight – “Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC
Masi Oka – “Heroes”, NBC
Terry O’Quinn – “Lost”, ABC
William Shatner – “Boston Legal”, ABC

WINNER:
Terry O’Quinn (1st win, second nomination) – “Lost”, ABC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTIN ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
Conchata Ferrell – “Two and a Half Men”, CBS
Jenna Fischer – “The Office”, NBC
Elizabeth Perkins – “Weeds”, SHOWTIME
Jaime Presley – “My Name Is Earl”, NBC
Holland Taylor – “Two and a Half Men”, CBS
Vanessa Williams – “Ugly Betty”, ABC

WINNER:
Jaime Presley (1st win, second consecutive nomination) – “My Name Is Earl”, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 1
NBC – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MINISERIES/MOVIE

Nominees:
Edward Asner – “The Christmas Card”, HALLMARK
Thomas Hayden Church – “Broken Trail”, AMC
Joe Mantegna – “The Starter Wife”, USA
August Schellenberg – “Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee”, HBO
Aiden Quinn – “Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee“, HBO

WINNER:
Thomas Hayden Church (1st win and nomination) – “Broken Trail”, AMC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 1
NBC – 1
AMC – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 1

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
Lorraine Bracco – “The Sopranos”, HBO
Rachel Griffiths – “Brothers & Sisters”, ABC
Katherine Heigl – “Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC
Sandra Oh – “Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC
Aida Turturro – “The Sopranos“, HBO
Chandra Wilson – “Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC

WINNER:
Katherine Heigl (1st win and nomination) – “Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 2
NBC – 1
AMC – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 1
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1

OUTSTANDING WRITING FOR A VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
“The Colbert Report”, COMEDY CENTRAL
“The Daily Show”, COMEDY CENTRAL
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien”, NBC
“Late Show With David Letterman”, CBS
“Real Time with Bill Maher“, HBO

WINNER:
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien”, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 2
NBC – 2
AMC – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 1
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
” Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1

OUTSTANDING DIRECTING FOR A VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY PROGRAM

Nominees:
“American Idol” – The Finale, FOX
“The Colbert Report” – Show #2151, COMEDY CENTRAL
“The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” – Show #12061, COMEDY CENTRAL
“Saturday Night Live” – Host: Alec Baldwin, NBC
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic“, NBC

WINNER:
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic”, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 2
NBC – 3
AMC – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 1
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brian” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 1

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Nominees:
Robert Duvall – “Broken Trail”, AMC
Tom Selleck – “Jesse Stone: Sea Change”, CBS
Jim Broadbent – “Longford”, HBO
William H. Macy – “Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From The Stories of Stephen King”, TNT
Mathew Perry – “The Ron Clark Story“, TNT

WINNER:
Robert Duvall (1st win and fourth nomination) – “Broken Trail”, AMC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 2
NBC – 3
AMC – 2

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 2
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
” Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 1

OUTSTANDING MINISERIES

Nominees:
“Broken Trail”, AMC
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theatre)” , PBS
“The Starter Wife”, USA

WINNER:
“Broken Trail”, AMC

Tally:
HBO – 1
ABC – 2
NBC – 3
AMC – 3

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 1

OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
“Battlestar Galactica” – Pegasus, Part 2, SCI FI
“Boston Legal” – Son of the Defender – “Jesse Stone: Sea Change”, CBS
“Friday Night Lights” – Pilot, NBC
“Lost” – Through the Looking Glass, ABC
“The Sopranos” – Kennedy And Heidi, HBO

WINNER:
“The Sopranos” – Kennedy And Heidi, HBO

Tally:
HBO – 2
ABC – 2
NBC – 3
AMC – 3

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 1
“The Sopranos” – 1

OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
“Battlestar Galactica” – Occupation/Precipice, SCI FI
“Lost” – Through The Looking Glass, ABC
“The Sopranos” – Kennedy And Heidi, HBO
“The Sopranos” – The Second Coming, HBO
“The Sopranos” – Made In America, HBO

WINNER:
“The Sopranos” – Made In America, HBO

Tally:
HBO – 3
ABC – 2
NBC – 3
AMC – 3

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 1
“The Sopranos” – 2

OUTSTANDING VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
“Late Night With Conan O’Brien”, NBC
“Late Show With David Letterman”, CBS
“Real Time With Bill Maher”, HBO
“The Colbert Report”, COMEDY CENTRAL
“The Daily Show”, COMEDY CENTRAL

WINNER:
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart”, COMEDY CENTRAL

Tally:
HBO – 3
ABC – 2
NBC – 3
AMC – 2
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 1
“The Sopranos” – 2
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” – 1

OUTSTANDING VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY SPECIAL

Nominees:
“A Tribute to James Taylor (Great Performances)”, PBS
“Lewis Black: Red, White & Screwed”, HBO
“The Comedy Central Roast of William Shatner”, COMEDY CENTRAL
“The Kennedy Center Honors: A National Celebration of The Performing Arts”, CBS
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic”, NBC
“Wanda Sykes: Sick And Tired”, HBO

WINNER:
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic”, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 3
ABC – 2
NBC – 4
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES OR A MOVIE

Nominees:
Greta Scacchi – “Broken Trail, AMC
Anna Paquin – “Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”, HBO
Samantha Morton – “Longford”, HBO
Judy Davis – “The Starter Wife”, USA
Toni Collette – “Tsunami, The Aftermath”, HBO

WINNER:
Judy Davis – “The Starter Wife”, USA

Tally:
HBO – 3
ABC – 2
NBC – 4
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 2
“The Sopranos” – 2
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” – 1
“The Starter Wife” – 1

OUTSTANDING MADE FOR TELEVISION MOVIE

Nominees:
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”, HBO
“Inside The Twin Towers”, DISCOVERY CHANNEL
“Longford”, HBO
“The Ron Clark Story”, TNT
“Why I Wore Lipstick To My Mastectomy”, LIFETIME

WINNER:
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”, HBO

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 2
NBC – 4
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES OR A MOVIE

Nominees:
Queen Latifah – “Life Support”, HBO
Helen Mirren – “Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater”, PBS
Mary-Louise Parker – “The Robber Bride”, OXYGEN
Debra Messing – “The Starter Wife”, USA
Gena Rowlands – “What If God Were The Sun”, LIFETIME

WINNER:
Helen Mirren – “Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater)”, PBS

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 2
NBC – 4
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 1

OUTSTANDING DIRECTING FOR A MINISERIES, MOVIE OR A DRAMATIC SPECIAL

Nominees:
“Broken Trail” – Part 1 & Part 2, AMC
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”, HBO
“Jane Eyre (Masterpiece Theater)”, PBS
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theatre)”, PBS
“Tsunami, The Aftermath” – Part 1 & Part 2, HBO

WINNER:
Helen Mirren (4th win, second in a row, 10th nomination) – “Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater)”, PBS

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 2
NBC – 4
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 2

OUTSTANDING WRITING FOR A MINISERIES, MOVIE OR A DRAMATIC SPECIAL

Nominees:
“Broken Trail” – Part 1 & Part 2, AMC
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee”, HBO
“Jane Eyre (Masterpiece Theater) – Parts 1 & 2”, PBS
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theatre)”, PBS
“The Starter Wife”, USA

WINNER:
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater)”, PBS

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 2
NBC – 4
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3

OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE IN A VARIETY OR MUSIC PROGRAM

Nominees:
Ellen Degeneres, Host – “79th Annual Academy Awards”, ABC
David Letterman, Host – “Late Show With David Letterman”, CBS
Stephen Colbert, Host – “The Colbert Report”, COMEDY CENTRAL
Jon Stewart, Host – “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart”, COMEDY CENTRAL
Tony Bennett, Performer – “Tony Bennett: An American Classic”, NBC

WINNER:
Tony Bennett – “Tony Bennett: An American Classic”, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 2
NBC – 5
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 3
“The Sopranos” – 2
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” – 1
“The Starter Wife” – 1
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee” – 1
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater)” – 3

OUTSTANDING DIRECTING IN A COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
“30 Rock” – The Break Up, NBC
“Entourage” – One Day In The Valley, HBO
“Extras” – Episode 1, HBO
“Scrubs” – My Musical, NBC
“The Office” – Gay Witch Hunt, NBC
“Ugly Betty” – Pilot, ABC

WINNER:
“Ugly Betty” – Pilot, ABC

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 3
NBC – 5
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3

OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
“30 Rock” – Tracy Does Conan, NBC
“30 Rock” – Jack-Tor, NBC
“Extras” – Daniel Radcliffe, HBO
“The Office” – Gay Witch Hunt, NBC
“The Office” – The Negotiation, NBC

WINNER:
“The Office” – Gay Witch Hunt, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 3
NBC – 6
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3

OUTSTANDING REALITY-COMPETITION PROGRAM

Nominees:
“American Idol”, FOX
“Dancing With the Stars”, ABC
“Project Runaway”, BRAVO
“The Amazing Race”, CBS
“Top Chef”, BRAVO

WINNER:
“The Amazing Race”, CBS

Tally:
HBO – 4
ABC – 3
NBC – 6
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
Alex Baldwin – “30 Rock”, NBC
Ricky Gervais – “Extras”, HBO
Tony Shalhoub – “Monk”, USA
Steve Carell – “The Office”, NBC
Charlie Sheen – “Two and a Half Men”, CBS

WINNER:
Ricky Gervais – “Extras”, HBO

Tally:
HBO – 5
ABC – 3
NBC – 6
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
Sally Field – “Brothers & Sisters”, ABC
Mariska Hargitay – “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”, NBC
Patricia Arquette- “Medium”, NBC
Kyra Sedgwick- “The Closer”, TNT
Minnie Driver – “The Riches”, FX
Edie Falco – “The Sopranos”, HBO

WINNER:
Sally Field (third win, seventh nomination) – “Brothers & Sisters”, ABC

Tally:
HBO – 5
ABC – 4
NBC – 6
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
America Ferrera – “Ugly Betty”, ABC
Tina Fey – “30 Rock”, NBC
Felicita Huffman- “Desperate Housewives”, NBC
Julie-Louie Dreyfous- “The New Adventures of Old Christine”, CBS
Mary-Louise Parker – “Weeds”, SHOWTIME

WINNER:
America Ferrera (first win and nomination) – “Ugly Betty”, ABC

Tally:
HBO – 5
ABC – 5
NBC – 6
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
James Gandolfini – “The Sopranos”, HBO
Hugh Laurie – “House”, FOX
Dennis Leary- “Rescue Me”, FX
James Spader- “Boston Legal”, ABC
Kiefer Sutherland – “24”, FOX

WINNER:
James Spader (third win) – “Boston Legal”, ABC

Tally:
HBO – 5
ABC – 6
NBC – 6
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

OUTSTANDING COMEDY SERIES

Nominees:
“Entourage”, HBO
“The Office”, NBC
“30 Rock”, NBC
“Two and a Half Men”, CBS
“Ugly Betty”, ABC

WINNER:
“30 Rock”, NBC

Tally:
HBO – 5
ABC – 6
NBC – 7
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES

Nominees:
“Boston Legal”, ABC
“Grey’s Anatomy”, ABC
“Heroes”, NBC
“House”, FOX
“The Sopranos”, HBO

WINNER:
“The Sopranos”, HBO

Tally:
HBO – 6
ABC – 6
NBC – 7
AMC – 3
COMEDY CENTRAL – 1
USA – 1
PBS – 3
CBS – 1

“Entourage” – 1
“Lost” – 1
“My Name Is Earl” – 1
“Broken Trail” – 3
“Grey’s Anatomy” – 1
“Late Night with Conan O’Brien” – 1
“Tony Bennett: An American Classic” – 3
“The Sopranos” – 3
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” – 1
“The Starter Wife” – 1
“Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee” – 1
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act (Masterpiece Theater)” – 3
“Ugly Betty” – 2
“The Office” – 1
“The Amazing Race” – 1
“Extras” – 1
“Brothers & Sisters” – 1
“Boston Legal” – 1
“30 Rock” – 1

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1. edward - September 16, 2007 8:23 pm: god! thanks for great news!! i`ll beeeee watching this page :)
2. Russ T.C. - September 16, 2007 8:50 pm: No problem, Edward.

Quick thoughts from me:

Really enjoyed the opening segment, and Seacrest has done pretty well thus far. No real surprises yet. Overall, a pretty entertaining program I’d say.
3. Wayne - September 16, 2007 9:04 pm: Primetime Suspect: The Final Act? Primetime?
4. Russ T.C. - September 16, 2007 9:08 pm: Typing mistake on my part. Fixed now.
5. Chari Mercier - September 16, 2007 9:35 pm: So far so good with Ryan Seacrest as this year’s host! I’m glad that it is NOT Ellen Degeneres!! Helen Mirren has had a great year this year winning the Oscar, Golden Globe, and now an Emmy to her credit. She’s an outstanding actress even tho she’s from England. Will get a DVD of her movie “The Queen” so that I can watch it. Was hoping to see “Path to 9/11” win an Emmy Award tonite. We all must still remember that date in history, and remember what we all went thru and the 3,000 lives that were lost. We just gone thru the 6th anniversary of 9/11/2001, and I hope that everyone remembered! Documentaries like “Path to 9/11” should be reminders of that horrible day so that we can work together to make sure that these terrorists DO NOT come back the US to do more damage and kill more people. Waiting for the TV drama awards to come up; got a couple of favorites nominated in that catogory. Have fun!!
Chari Mercier :)
St. Pete, FL
6. Russ T.C. - September 16, 2007 9:46 pm: Lead Actor in a Comedy was certainly surprising. Didn’t expect Gervais to come away with that win.

Nice to see Field win for her work in Brothers & Sisters, though I’m curious to find out what she said that caused the censors to kick in…
7. Wayne - September 16, 2007 9:55 pm: Ugly Betty in the comedy category
8. Russ T.C. - September 16, 2007 9:59 pm: We’ll see, Wayne.

Another surprise in Spader winning Lead Actor in a Drama. Though, well-deserved. He’s great in that role.

And another surprise in the win for “30 Rock”. Now lets see if that improves the shows low ratings.
9. Russ T.C. - September 16, 2007 10:12 pm: And with The Sopranos taking the final award of the night for Best Drama, it’s a wrap.
10. Top Posts « WordPress.com - September 17, 2007 7:18 pm: […] 2007 Primetime Emmy Awards Results I’ll be posting live results of this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards, so keep checking in for updates. […] […]
11. Broadcast TV Ratings for Sunday, September 16, 2007 « Your Entertainment Now - September 18, 2007 11:16 pm: […] 8:00-11:00 p.m.: That brings us to the 59th Primetime Emmy Awards (8.5/14 HH rating/share, 12.89M viewers, 4.3/11 A18-49 rating/share), which as I mentioned in the opening, was down quite a bit from the year prior. Sure it still led Fox for the evening among households and viewers, but with declines of 3.29 million (-20% among viewers), 20% among households and 17% among adults 18-49, the victory is bittersweet. As to the show itself, reaction seems to be either negative or so-so, while I personally thought it was a very nicely produced telecast. Some of the wins were a bit surprising, with three notable ones in Spader taking best actor in a drama, Gervais best actor in a comedy and the low-rated, but highly enjoyable/funny 3o Rock taking the Emmy for best comedy. By the way, you can check out a complete list of winners right here. […]
12. Paul Philander - September 23, 2007 4:04 pm: 30 rock , won against “The office ” ? ?????????…..What the fuck !!!!!!…. 30 Rock is the crapiest comedy show i have ever seen ….” The office ” …Rocks !!!!!!

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