Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Kelly McDonald, Boardwalk Empire

Kelly McDonald plays Margaret Schroeder, an Irish immigrant. She is a member of the Women’s Temperance League and has learned to become a survivor, especially in the company of the powerful men of Boardwalk Empire.

Christina Hendricks, Mad Men

Christina Hendricks plays Joan Harris, the office manager at the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce advertising agency. She is married to Dr. Greg Harris, a surgical resident. She gets the job when her husband doesn’t get the Chief Resident promotion they’ve been waiting for.

Michelle Forbes, The Killing

Michelle Forbes plays Mitch Larsen, Stan’s wife and mother to their three children, Rosie, Denny and Tom. She raised Rosie to be more modest and accomplished than girls her own age and some believe this drove Rosie to lead a secret life that led to her murder.

Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife

Archie Panjabi plays Kalinda Sharma, the firm’s in-house private investigator. She once had an affair with Peter Florrick, Alicia’s (Julianna Margulies) husband, before he knew Alicia. She’s got a cynical outlook on life and on humans and will do anything to win their cases.

Margo Martindale, Justified

Margo Martindale plays Mags Bennett, the matriarch of the Bennetts, a family of pot growers. She operates a successful marijuana business with her sons as well as a general store. She was once liked and respected by their community but is now reviled by the same people when she sold the land she was sworn to protect.

Christine Baranski, The Good Wife

Christine Baranski plays Diane Lockhart, a senior partner at Alicia’s firm, very liberal and opinionated. She is a strong supporter of other female lawyers and opposed to guns and violence, while dating an ultra-conservative ballistics expert.

Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

John Slattery, Mad Men

John Slattery plays Roger Sterling, a partner at the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce advertising agency. He is a World War II veteran and ruins the agency’s chances of landing a Japanese client, Honda Motorcycles, when he insults its executives with his feelings about the war.

Andrew Braugher, Men Of A Certain Age

Andrew Braugher plays Owen, who, to provide for his family, works for one of the most difficult and demanding bosses imaginable, his father. After a lack of self-confidence issue, he bounces back and is being trained by his father to take over their auto dealership.

Walton Goggins, Justified

Walton Goggins plays Boy Crowder, a former robber/white supremacist, who finds religion after a stint in jail. He is now a born-again messiah at war with his father’s drug involvement.

Peter Dinklage, Game Of Thrones

Peter Dinklage plays Tyrion Lannister, the youngest of son of Lord Tywin Lannister. He doesn’t let his father’s shame of him and his height get to him. Instead, what he lacks in height, he makes up for with wit and wisdom.

Josh Charles, The Good Wife

Josh Charles plays Will Gardner, a partner at Alicia’s law firm and Alicia’s old boyfriend from Georgetown. Both still share an ongoing attraction for each other.

Alan Cumming, The Good Wife

Alan Cumming plays Eli Gold, Alicia’s husband’s blunt, rude and headstrong campaign manager.

Drama Series

Boardwalk Empire (HBO)

Set in Atlantic City, NJ, Boardwalk Empire follows the life of historical criminal kingpin Enoch “Nucky” Johnson, played by Steve Buscemi.

The Good Wife (CBS)

Alicia Florrick, played by Julianna Margulies, enters the workforce as a defense attorney after her husband gets caught in a political sex scandal.

Mad Men (AMC)

Set in 1960s America, Mad Men follows the life of Don Draper (Jon Hamm), creative director of the former Sterling Cooper advertising agency, and the people who work with him at the same company.

Friday Night Lights (DirecTV)

Coach Eric Taylor (Kyle Chandler) tries to lead a forgotten football team to victory.

Dexter (Showtime)

A blood analyst for the Miami-Dade police by night and a serial killer by day, Dexter Morgan (Anthony Michael Hall) must keep his killer’s life secret while he raises a baby.

Game of Thrones (HBO)

The Mad King has been dethroned. Now it’s a struggle to claim the Iron Throne by others, who could be worse than the Mad King himself.

Find out the winners on September 18, Sunday, 8p ET/5p PT on FOX.

Lead Actress In A Drama Series

Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men

Elisabeth Moss plays Peggy Olson on Mad Men, who started out as Don Draper’s (Jon Hamm) secretary and has gone up to copywriter at the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce advertising agency.

Connie Britton, Friday Night Lights

Connie Britton plays Tami Taylor, “Mrs. Coach”, on Friday Night Lights, wife to Kyle Chandler’s Coach Eric Taylor. She is a former counsellor and now principal at Dillon High. As principal, she tries to keep the students’ focus on academics, instead of just football.

Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: SVU

Mariska Hargitay plays Detective Olivia Benson, partner to Detective Stabler (Christopher Meloni) on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. She’s a competent, street-smart cop, who has no problem using herself as bait to track down criminals.

Mireille Enos, The Killing

Mireille Enos plays Sarah Linden, a homicide detective with the Seattle PD who wants to live a normal life with her fiancee in Sonoma, CA. But the death and murder of Rosie Larsen has since changed her priorities, even if it means changing her whole life.

Julianna Margulies The Good Wife

Julianna Margulies plays Alicia Florrick, the wife of a politician embroiled in a sex and corruption scandal, which forces her to take full responsibility for her family. She enters the workforce again through her original career as a defense attorney.

Kathy Bates, Harry’s Law

Kathy Bates plays Harriet “Harry” Korn, an ex-patent lawyer fired from her former luxurious job and forced to start over on her own.

Lead Actor In A Drama Series

Steve Buscemi, Boardwalk Empire

Steve Buscemi plays Enoch “Nucky” Thompson, Treasurer of Atlantic City, who is both a corrupt politician and a gangster, controlling everything, including the illegal activities in “The World’s Playground”.

Michael C. Hall, Dexter

Michael C. Hall plays Dexter Morgan, a blood splatter analyst by day for the Miami Dade Police Department, and a serial killer by night, exacting revenge on the criminals who got away.

Kyle Chandler, Friday Night Lights

Kyle Chandler plays Coach Eric Taylor, the dedicated coach for the West Dillon Panthers. But when the town was split into two districts, east and west, he became the coach of the East Dillon High Lions.

Jon Hamm, Mad Men

Jon Hamm plays Don Draper on Mad Men, formerly the Creative Director of Sterling Cooper, and now Partner and Creative Director at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce Advertising Agency. He’s known for his womanizing ways and cutthroat approach to advertising.

Hugh Laurie, House

Hugh Laurie plays Dr. Gregory House, the world-renowned chief of the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital’s diagnostic department. He’s excellent at diagnosing medical mysteries but doesn’t concern himself with practicing social courtesies.

Timothy Olyphant, Justified

Timothy Olyphant plays Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens and practices an unconventional enforcement of justice, making him a perfect target for criminals and a big problem for the US Marshal’s office.

Who are your bets?

Reality Program

Hoarders
Antiques Roadshow
Deadliest Catch
MythBusters
Undercover Boss
Kathy Griffin: My Life On the D-List

I love Undercover Boss and MythBusters. But I don’t think these shows will win.

Reality-Competition Program

So You Think You Can Dance
The Amazing Race
Project Runway
American Idol
Dancing With The Stars
Top Chef

The Amazing Race has dominated this category every year. And I think they’ll do the same thing this year.

Host, Reality or Reality-Competition Program

Jeff Probst, Survivor
Cat Deeley, So You Think You Can Dance
Phil Keoghan, The Amazing Race
Tom Bergeron, Dancing With The Stars
Ryan Seacrest, American Idol

Cinematography, Reality Programming

Intervention, Rachel
Deadliest Catch, Redemption Day
The Amazing Race, You Don’t Get Paid Unless You Win
Survivor, Rice Wars
Top Chef, Give Me Your Huddled Masses

Direction For Nonfiction Programming

Gasland
American Masters, A Letter to Elia/Reflecting On Kazan
The Amazing Race, You Don’t Get Paid Unless You Win
Top Chef, Give Me Your Huddled Masses
Becoming Chaz

Writing For Nonfiction Programming

Gasland
Moguls & Movie Stars, The Birth Of Hollywood
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, Haiti
Freedom Riders
Gettysburg

Editing For Reality Programming

Deadliest Catch, Redemption Day
Project Runway, There Is No “I” In Team
The Amazing Race, You Don’t Get Paid Unless You Win
Survivor, Don’t You Work For Me?
Top Chef, Give Me Your Huddled Masses

Editing For Nonfiction Programming

If God Is Willing And Da Creek Don’t Rise
American Masters, Lennonyc
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, Haiti
Freedom Riders
Becoming Chaz

Nonfiction Series

Moguls & Movie Stars
Biography
American Masters
30 For 30
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
Pioneers Of Television

Nonfiction Special

Jaws: The Inside Story
His Way
Becoming Chaz
Stand Up To Cancer
Gettysburg

What do you guys think? Did your favorites get nominated?

Art Direction for Multi-Camera Series

Hot In Cleveland – Sisterhood of the Travelling Spanx
Rules Of Engagement - Last Of The Red Hat
How I Met Your Mother - Subway Wars, Natural History
The Big Bang Theory - The Love Car Displacement, The 21-Second Excitation, The Agreement Dissection
Mike & Molly - Pilot

Art direction refers to the overall visual appearance of the episode, how the art directors will be able to communicate visually the mood, features, messages and what the finished piece will look like on screen.

Casting for Comedy Series

Modern Family
The Big C
Glee
Nurse Jackie
30 Rock

Honestly, I think best casting among these shows goes to Modern Family. They’ve really worked together as a whole. They help each other make their own characters better.

Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series

Two And A Half Men - Hookers, Hookers, Hookers
Rules Of Engagement - Uh Oh It’s Magic
Wizards Of Waverly Place - Dancing With Angels
Pair Of Kings - Return Of The Kings
Retired At 35 - Rocket Man
How I Met Your Mother - Hopeless

Cinematography refers to the technical factors of the show photography. This includes the lighting, camera, composition, exposure and filter. Cinematographers are responsible for the different shots you see on screen.

Directing In A Comedy Series

Modern Family - Halloween
Modern Family - Slow Down Your Neighbors
30 Rock - Live Show
Modern Family - See You Next Fall
How I Met Your Mother - Subway Wars

Modern Family has three nominations in this category and they’re all good episodes. I would pick Halloween though.

Guest Actor in a Comedy Series

Idris Elba, The Big C
Zach Galifianakis, Saturday Night Live
Matt Damon, 30 Rock
Will Arnett, 30 Rock
Nathan Lane, Modern Family
Justin Timberlake, Saturday Night Live

Guest Actress in a Comedy Series

Kristin Chenoweth, Glee
Dot-Marie Jones, Glee
Gwyneth Paltrow, Glee
Cloris Leachman, Raising Hope
Elizabeth Banks, 30 Rock
Tina Fey, Saturday Night Live

Which one would you pick to win the award?

Lead Actress In A Comedy Series

Laura Linney, The Big C
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation
Melissa McCarthy, Mike and Molly
Martha Plimpton, Raising Hope
Tina Fey, 30 Rock

Tina Fey has always dominated this category. I’d like to think that someone will come in from underneath and steal the win away from her. Maybe Laura Linney will do it . I don’t have high hopes though. I think Tina Fey’s got this in the bag.

Lead Actor In A Comedy Series

Matt LeBlanc, Episodes
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory
Steve Carrell, The Office
Johnny Galecki, The Big Bang Theory
Louis C.K., Louie
Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock

First up, Matt LeBlanc’s nomination: super surprising! I’m not a big fan of the show but it is a different side of LeBlanc’s acting chops. I have a feeling they’re gonna give this award to Steve Carrell because it was his last year in The Office.

Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series

Jane Lynch, Glee
Betty White, Hot In Cleveland
Julie Bowen, Modern Family
Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live
Jane Krakowski, 30 Rock
Sofia Vergara, Modern Family

I am torn in this category. Betty White is amazing in Hot In Cleveland, she’s the best thing in the show! But Modern Family is not Modern Family without Julie Bowen and Sofia Vergara, especially Vergara. Kristen Wiig is good but the writing on SNL doesn’t match her comedic talent anymore.

Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series

Jon Cryer, Two and Half Men
Chris Colfer, Glee
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Modern Family
Ed O’Neill, Modern Family
Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family
Ty Burrell, Modern Family

Okay, this needs to be said. If Jon Cryer or Chris Colfer win this award, it’s such a slap in the face for Modern Family. Okay, that’s over. Who has a shot at winning this award? I think it’s a cross between Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell.

Comedy Series

Glee
Parks and Recreation
The Office
Modern Family
30 Rock
The Big Bang Theory

I think this is a toss-up between 30 Rock and Modern Family. But my money’s on Modern Family.

So what do you think of the nominations? Discuss in the comments below.

Next week: the drama nominations.

A lot of TV specials are in line dedicated to the engaged royal couple and their impending nuptials on April 29.

• BBC America is set to air Royally Mad, a two-parter special prior to the royal wedding, to be hosted by Cat Deeley. Part 1 will air on April 12 and Part 2 will air on April 19, both at 10p.
• On February 9 at 830p, catch William and Kate: A Modern Romance on Ovation, part of their week-long documentaries on the royals, including the life of Princess Diana.
• Wedding Central also presents William and Kate: The Wedding Of The Century to be broadcast a week before the royal wedding.
• Lifetime is now in production on the TV movie on William and Kate’s love affair, from their friendship to the start of their love affair to their engagement and royal wedding. It is set to air before the royal wedding and Nico Evers-Swindell will play Prince William while Ben Cross will play Prince Charles. No word yet on who will play Kate Middleton.
• TLC will also be featuring a week-long special on British royalty prior to the royal wedding. The channel will also feature live coverage of the royal wedding itself on April 29 in London. They will also be showing a repeat broadcast of the wedding specials, William and Kate: A Love Story and William, Kate and 8 Royal Weddings on February 13, 2011, starting at 7pm EST.

Be sure to stay tuned for more updates on the royal wedding!

I don’t have much comment about the Mini-series/TV Movie awards since I haven’t seen most of the nominees. If you have, share with us your thoughts on who should win the award.

Best Mini-Series Or Motion Picture Made For Television

Nominees

Carlos (Sundance Channel)
The Pacific (HBO)
Pillars of the Earth (STARZ)
Temple Grandin (HBO)
You Don’t Know Jack (HBO)

Best Actress – Mini-series/Motion Picture for Television

Nominees

Hayley Atwell (Pillars of the Earth)
Claire Danes (Temple Grandin)
Judi Dench (Return To Cranford)
Romola Garai (Emma)
Jennifer Love Hewitt (The Client List)

Best Actor – Mini-series/Motion Picture for Television

Nominees

Idris Elba (Luther)
Ian McShane (Pillars of the Earth)
Al Pacino (You Don’t Know Jack)
Dennis Quaid (The Special Relationship)
Edgar Ramirez (Carlos)

Best Supporting Actress – Drama/Comedy/Mini-series/TV Movie

Nominees

Hope Davis (The Special Relationship)
Jane Lynch (Glee)
Kelly McDonald (Boardwalk Empire)
Julia Stiles (Dexter)
Sofia Vergara (Modern Family)

Jane Lynch continues to steal the show on Glee, but I don’t believe she was given good material to work on this season. Julia Stiles had a pivotal role on Dexter, but it wasn’t my most favorite moments in the season. It’s hard to top off the Trinity Killer and I don’t think Stiles managed to deliver this season. Sofia Vergara continues to make me laugh on Modern Family all the time. So if it was up to me, the award will go to Sofia Vergara.

Best Supporting Actor – Drama/Comedy/Mini-series/TV Movie

Nominees

Scott Caan (Hawaii Five-O)
Chris Colfer (Glee)
Chris Noth (The Good Wife)
Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family)
David Straithairn (Temple Grandin)

Chris Colfer delivered some powerful performances this season, but Eric Stonestreet delivers consistently in every episode. I’d have to give him the award.

Tune in on Sunday, January 16 on NBC for the announcement of the winners!

Frosty the Snowman

Making its premiere in 1969, this animated special was one of many directed by Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin, Jr.  What’s not to love about a Christmas show that features the voice of Jimmy Durante as the narrator?  Just like the Christmas song, Frosty is a magical snowman who comes to life and brings much happiness to a group of local children.  What will happen when the evil Professor Hinkle decides to turn up the heat?  You’ll have to watch to find out.

Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town

Another classic from the directing team of Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin, Jr., this film made its television debut in 1970.  A kind mailman (voiced by Fred Astaire) explains how Santa Claus came to be.  Of course, Santa wasn’t always known as Santa.  He was born as Kris (voiced by Mickey Rooney), a baby that was left on the Kringle family doorstep.  Growing up, Kris wanted to deliver presents to children, which was the beginning of Santa Claus.  Watch this cartoon to see the obstacles Kris needs to overcome to meet his goal.

The Year Without a Santa Claus

Yes, this is yet another classic from the ever productive team of Bass and Rankin.  First airing in 1974, this classic tells the story of Santa (again voiced by Mickey Rooney) and a cold.  When Santa decides to take a vacation from Christmas, two of his elves decide  to find people who believe in Christmas to help save the day.  Along their journey, they run into two memorable characters: Heat Miser and Snow Miser.  Find this special in your local listings to see what becomes of Christmas and Santa!

9:00pm –Eminem is making his comeback to the VMA stage with his first single “Not Afraid” off of his album Recovery.

9:03- Rihanna and Eminem perform his second single “Love the way you lie”.

Rihanna had always had risky style, but she goes a little overboard with her ballerina dress, combat boots and fire engine red hair.

9:06 Chelsea makes her entrance with a rendition of “Bad Romance” and a house on her head

Chelsea is taking shots at Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Jersey Shore’s “The Situation”, and Justin Bieber in her opening monologue.

She also mentions that in the 16 years of the VMAs, this is the first time a woman is hosting the VMAs.

9:15 Lady Gaga wins Best Female Video for “Bad Romance”.

The cast of Jackass who is set to release their new movie in 3D presents for Best Rock Video.

9:26 30 seconds to Mars wins Best Rock Video for “Kings and Queens”.

9:28 Justin Bieber makes his VMA Performance debut at the Nokia Theater with his singles “You Smile, I smile”, “Baby”, & “Somebody To Love”

I must say, I am actually getting into Justin’s music. I don’t think I will ever become a “belieber” as his fans are called, but the boy can sing and the beats are pretty solid.

For those who don’t know, Justin Bieber was actually discovered by Usher and has been mentored by the R&B King himself. It definitely shows on stage.

9:38 Ke$ha in her trash bag dress and Trey Songz introduce Usher’s performance of “Got Us Falling in Love”.  I like that Usher is consistent with the theme of his album. He is definitely doing his thing out there on the dance floor.

9:40 Usher performs his summer single “OMG”.

Usher is always a great performer, but I think he should have catered his performance to singing more so than dancing.

9:44 Nicki Minaj and Katy Perry present for Best Male Video.

9:45 Eminem wins Best Male Video for “Not Afraid”.

9:53 New to the VMA stage, Florence and the Machine performs!

9:57 Surprise acoustic performance of “Billionaire” by Travie McCoy

10:01 N.E.R.D feat Ciara performing at Nokia Theater

10:03 Chelsea’s assistant Chuy makes an appearance!!

10:03 The cast of Glee present for Best Pop Video

Lady Gaga wins Best Pop Video for “Bad Romance” and premiers her second outfit of the night. I love Lady Gaga’s style! It’s so amazing!

Chris Pine and Rosario Dawson introduce Taylor Swift’s performance

10:07 Taylor Swift performs her new song in wake of last year’s VMA fiasco with Kanye West.

In all honesty, what Kanye did last year was messed up, but I think people need to move on. Taylor is a big girl, and she can hold her own.

The cast of The Social Network is on stage to introduce Drake’s performance

10:22 Drizzy Drake, Mary J. Blige, and Swizz Beats have hit the stage for Drake’s first ever performance on the VMA stage.

So far this performance has been my favorite!

Lady Gaga, Muse, Florence and the Machine, and Jay-Z have all taken home the professional awards for their videos. Catagories include choreography, video direction, and cinematography.

Cast of Jersey Shore and Chelsea Handler are going head to head, and they finally convinced her to get in the hot tub with them…

10:35 Eminem wins Best Hip Hop Video for “Not Afraid”.

Selena Gomez and Ne-Yo introduce B.o.b, Bruno Mars, and Paramore for a huge collaborative performance

10:42 Bruno Mars serenading with the intro to “Beautiful Girls”

I must say B.o.b was wise in his collaborations this year.

10:43 Haley Williams from Paramore joins B.o.b on stage for their performance of “Airplanes”.

10:45 Paramore performs their summer hit “The Only Exception”.

10:53 Justin Beiber wins the award for Best New Artist.

Lady Gaga debuts her 3^rd outfit of the night. It’s similar to her Alexander McQueen outfit from last year.

10:55 Linkin Park performs their new single “The Catalyst” at the Nokia Theater.

I must say, Mike Shinota from Linkin Park is lookin old…

This is the first time I’ve heard “Catalyst” from beginning to end…I feel like it still has what makes Linkin Park, Linkin Park, but it’s also a new direction for them. I really like it!

I must say that I think Linkin Park’s performance has become my favorite of the night over Drake’s…

That may change though! Kanye’s performance in 4 minutes!

HUGE SURPRISE! Cher to introduce Video of the Year!!

11:06 Lady Gaga wins the highest award of the night, Video of the Year for “Bad Romance”.

The most anticipated performance of the night! Kanye debuts a new track in a very dapper looking bright red suit!

Kanye didn’t fail to disappoint. His track “Runaway” had everybody in the room, as well as watching at home, in awe. Even though the man can be obnoxious as I don’t know what, he is one of the best in the game.

Overall, the 2010 Video Music Awards were amazing. I must say that the performances are what made the show. The decision to have Kanye close the show was spot on. Lady Gaga was definitely the winner of the night. She was nominated for 13 awards, and I think she won at least 8 of them. Chelsea Handler did what she does best, which is put on a smile and says what’s on her mind.

Check out www.mtv.com to see behind the scenes footage, interviews, and all the fashions on the white carpet.

I hope everyone enjoyed the live updates!

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series

Nominees

Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Modern Family
Chris Colfer, Glee
Jon Cryer, Two And A Half Men
Ty Burrell, Modern Family
Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family
Neil Patrick Harris, How I Met Your Mother

Prediction
I seriously want Neil Patrick Harris to win it this time. He deserves it. After five seasons of HIMYM, he still makes it so much fun to watch.

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series

Nominees

John Slattery, Mad Men
Martin Short, Damages
Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad
Terry O’Quinn, Lost
Andre Braugher, Men Of A Certain Age
Michael Emerson, Lost

Prediction

Martin Short is unlike any of his previous characters before. Just for that, I want him to win this award.

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or Movie

Nominees

Michael Gambon, Emma
Patrick Stewart, Hamlet
Jonathan Pryce, Return To Crawford
John Goodman, You Don’t Know Jack
David Straithairn, Temple Grandin

Prediction

Seeing as I have not watched any of these movies, I cannot make any bold prediction. I leave that up to you.

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series

Nominees

Jane Lynch, Glee
Jane Krakowski, 30 Rock
Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live
Sofia Vergara, Modern Family
Julie Bowen, Modern Family
Holland Taylor, Two And A Half Men

Prediction

Not a big Glee fan, but hands down, it’s gotta be Jane Lynch. I tune in exclusively for her and if it were not for her and the musical performances, I do not think Glee will be as successful as it is now.

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series

Nominees
Christina Hendricks, Mad Men
Rose Byrne, Damages
Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife
Sharon Gless, Burn Notice
Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men
Christine Baranski, The Good Wife

Prediction

Rose Byrne gets better and better with every project. So I say her.

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Miniseries Or Movie

Nominees

Julia Ormond, Temple Grandin
Susan Sarandon, You Don’t Know Jack
Catherine O’Hara, Temple Grandin
Kathy Bates, Alice
Brenda Vaccaro, You Don’t Know Jack

Prediction

Like with the Supporting Actor nominees, I leave it up to you to make a prediction.

So what do you guys think? Who will win? Tune in on August 29 for the award ceremony.