EMMYs 2012 Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Dream Nominations and Winner

Now that the most prestigious awards night for primetime television is near, let me share to you the seven supporting actors who I think will (and hope) to be nominated for the  Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama  Series category. And of course, I'll include who I think must win the said award. 

This one is also a close call.  It's just a fight of who will be nominated. 

You ready?

Here we go... 

Aaron Paul, BREAKING BAD (AMC)

He's done it before, and he can do it again. Aaron Paul's 2010 win can be repeated 

once more. His portrayal as Jesse Pinkman was phenomenal. AH, Aaron deserves this award so much.

Breaking Bad was freakin' awesome this season, making him, the show, and Cranston the frontrunners

of Emmy 2012.

Peter Dinklage, GAME OF THRONES (HBO)

Last year's winner - Peter Dinklage - proved why he deserved that award on the recently concluded second season of HBO's Game of Thrones. His character is engaging, compelling and an easy fan favorite, however, it would be difficult for him to compete with this year's strongest competitors. Let's just say that he's lucky last year because Breaking Bad did not join the Emmys.

New Directions (Game of Thrones 2x10 Valar Morghulis Episode Review)

The Game of Thrones season 2 finale proved why this is the biggest (and strongest) HBO series right now. For 65 minutes, the episode took us to different points of Westeros (and outside) where all of our characters face some new roads they have to take. Aside from all of these, the season finale surprised us with what's to expect for the show's third run next year.

The episode also showed the management of HBO why they deserve a 13 to 15 episode pick up for the next seasons to come. 10 episodes are not enough to tell the vast and complex stories of the people of Westeros. On the season finale, we saw almost all of the characters of the show as they get a few minutes of screen time to show the viewers where they are as of now, and what to expect of them for season 3. 

From East to West (TOUCH 1x12 Gyre Episode Review)

TOUCH ended its freshman run using the same formula they've used through out the season, yet they added some spice to make the season finale episode more satisfying.

We saw different people, as usual, trying to do some things and by the end of the hour, their lives are connected. They also showed some familiar faces which appeared in the previous episodes already. Alongside with all of these, the battle for Martin's custody for his son Jake is still ongoing while he looks for the answers of the mystery behind Amelia and Aster Corp.

Chyler Leigh Breaks Her Silence

When the season 8 finale of Grey's Anatomy aired a few weeks ago, fans all over the world were devastated about Lexie Grey's sudden and sad death. 

Just recently, Chyler Leigh - the actress playing Lexie - broke her silence and explained her thoughts regarding her character's departure in the show.

Andy Samberg Leaves SNL

Another one bites the dust. A sad sad sad news for SNL fans like me.

Andy Samberg officially leaves Saturday Night Live after being on the live sketch show for 7 years.

"It's an incredibly emotional and strange moment in my life" Samberg told New York Times. 

Samberg is the second cast of SNL to officially exit the show this year, first was another vet Kristen Wiig. Rumours of the departures of Wiig, Samberg, and Sudeikis have been circulating around already since April. As of now, Jason Sudeikis' status in the show is still unknown.

Andy first joined the fun casts of Saturday Night Live on 2005. He became known for his 'SNL Digital Shorts' which garnered  7 Emmy nominations through its run. Furthermore, Samberg is a member of The Lonely Islands with Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer. As of season 37, The Lonely Islands created 100 digital shorts. 

Goody bye Andy! You will surely be missed! 

EMMYs 2012 Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Dream Nominations and Winner

Now that the most prestigious awards night for primetime television is near, let me share to you the six lead actors who I think will (and hope) to be nominated for the  Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama   Series category. And of course, I'll include who I think must win the said award. 

This one is a close call. You basically know who will win anyway. It's just a fight of who will be nominated.

You ready?

Here we go... 

Bryan Cranston, BREAKING BAD (AMC)

Somewhere out there, Bryan Cranston is already preparing his thank-you speech when he wins the award for the fourth time. Mr. White is one of the most engaging characters I've ever watched on Television, and his portrayer - Cranston - is the one to be applaud to. 

He will win this award. Period.

Unless some weird voodoo happens.

Jon Hamm, MAD MEN (AMC)

Don Draper always gets what he wants... except the Emmys. Jon Hamm has been on the nominees list ever since Mad Men started, but he had never won. Well, his show - Mad Men - wins every year as the Most Outstanding Drama Series anyway. Jon Hamm plays Draper so well that he makes me want to smoke a lot and cheat on my girlfriend.

EMMYs 2012 Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Dream Nominations and Winner

Now that the most prestigious awards night for primetime television is near, let me share to you the six lead actresses who I think will (and hope) to be nominated for the  Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama  category. And of course, I'll include who I think must win the said award. 

The race for Best Actress in a Drama Series may not be as intense as the actors' race, but it's sure interesting enough for us to make our bets.

You ready?

Here we go...

Julianna Marguiles, THE GOOD WIFE (CBS)

Last year's winner for the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama award. 

Julianna has proved, since The Good Wife's premiere 3 years ago, that she has the talent and she has the perfect show for her to win another one this year.The success of TGW on its 3rd season will definitely make  her one of the frontrunners for this category.

EMMYs 2012 Outstanding Comedy Series Dream Nominations and Winner

Now that the most prestigious awards night for primetime television is near, let me share to you the six comedy series who I think will (and hope) to be nominated for the Outstanding Comedy Series category. And of course, I'll include who I think must win the said award.

If the battle for Best Drama Series is intense, the fight for the Best Comedy Series Award is more... exciting. There are a lot of funny shows out there, but only few make it on the list of nominees. This category is probably the most difficult one among all the categories.

You ready?

Here we go...

MODERN FAMILY (ABC)

Modern Family has won two times for this category, and it would not be a surprise if they get the award for the third time in a row. Even though the third season of Modern Family had been mediocre and shaky, the Emmy panel might overlook this and give them the award, nonetheless.

EMMYs 2012 Best Drama Series Dream Nominations and Winner

Now that the most prestigious awards night for primetime television is near, let me share to you the six drama series who I think will (and hope) to be nominated for the Best Drama Series category. And of course, I'll include who I think must win the said award. You ready?

Here we go...

BREAKING BAD (AMC)

Words can't describe how much I want Breaking Bad to win this year. The fourth season of the said show was its best so far. Breaking Bad is, without a doubt, one of the best (if not the best) television series ever created in this planet.