Emmy Award

Television Academy

The 61st Primetime Emmy Awards

September 20, 2009  •  Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles  •  Hosted by Neil Patrick Harris

2nd
year for Mad Men Drama win
3rd
consecutive 30 Rock Comedy win
Bryan Cranston won his second consecutive Emmy for Breaking Bad • Glenn Close won her second for Damages
Grey Gardens won Miniseries • Drew Barrymore & Jessica Lange both won • NPH gave a celebrated hosting turn
Drama
Outstanding Drama Series
Winner
Mad Men
AMC — second consecutive win
Breaking BadIMDb
DamagesIMDb
House M.D.IMDb
LostIMDb
Lead Actor — Drama
Winner
Bryan Cranston
Breaking Bad — second consecutive Emmy
Simon BakerIMDb— The Mentalist
Michael C. HallIMDb— Dexter
Jon HammIMDb— Mad Men
Hugh LaurieIMDb— House M.D.
Lead Actress — Drama
Winner
Glenn Close
Damages — second consecutive Emmy for the role
Mariska HargitayIMDb— Law & Order: SVU
January JonesIMDb— Mad Men
Kyra SedgwickIMDb— The Closer
Connie BrittonIMDb— Friday Night Lights
Supporting Actor — Drama
Winner
Michael Emerson
Lost — as Benjamin Linus
Supporting Actress — Drama
Winner
Cherry Jones
24 — as President Allison Taylor
Comedy
Outstanding Comedy Series
Winner
30 Rock
NBC — third consecutive win
EntourageIMDb
Flight of the ConchordsIMDb
The OfficeIMDb
WeedsIMDb
Lead Actor — Comedy
Winner
Alec Baldwin
30 Rock — second consecutive Emmy
Steve CarellIMDb— The Office
Tony ShalhoubIMDb— Monk
Charlie SheenIMDb— Two and a Half Men
Lead Actress — Comedy
Winner
Tina Fey
30 Rock — second consecutive Emmy
Christina ApplegateIMDb— Samantha Who?
Julia Louis-DreyfusIMDb— Old Christine
Mary-Louise ParkerIMDb— Weeds
Supporting Actor — Comedy
Winner
Jon Cryer
Two and a Half Men — as Alan Harper
Supporting Actress — Comedy
Winner
Kristin Chenoweth
Pushing Daisies (ABC)
Miniseries, Movie & Variety
Outstanding Miniseries or Movie
Winner
Grey Gardens
HBO
Into the Storm
Little Dorrit
Taking Chance
Lead Actor — Miniseries or Movie
Winner
Brendan Gleeson
Into the Storm — as Winston Churchill (HBO)
Kevin Bacon— Taking Chance
Kenneth Branagh— Wallander
Chiwetel Ejiofor— Endgame
Lead Actress — Miniseries or Movie
Winner
Drew Barrymore
Grey Gardens — as Little Edie Beale
Jessica Lange— Grey Gardens (as Big Edie Beale)
Sigourney Weaver— Prayers for Bobby
S. Epatha Merkerson— Withered’s Lament
Outstanding Variety Series
Winner
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Outstanding Reality Competition
Winner
The Amazing Race