Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, and Fargo Rack Up Emmy Nominations

Nominations for the 2014 Emmy Awards are out, and as CBS reports, "HBO leads this year's pack with 99 nods, including 19 for 'Game of Thrones' -- the most for any show this year."

Netflix received plenty of nods, too -- 31 in total, including 13 for the political drama "House of Cards" and 12 for the prison comedy "Orange is the New Black."

AMC's drama "Breaking Bad, which wrapped last year, received 16 nominations, including a best actor nod for Cranston.

Other leading nominees included FX's "Fargo," with 18 nods and "American Horror Story: Coven," with 17. The HBO AIDS drama "The Normal Heart," starring Mark Ruffalo, scored 16, including best TV movie.

Read the full list of 2014 Emmy nominees here.

Comments

[Carl ?s his privilege]

They should try to be more predictable. People might have heart attacks seeing the shocking nominations.

[squarooticus]

Still not sure why anyone cares about actors' opinions of each other. I mostly care about whether *I* enjoy a given bit of entertainment or not; I'm not so concerned about how popular it is.

[Stickler Meeseeks]

It is a CRIME that Tatiana Maslany was not nominated for leading female actor in a drama for the SEVEN (-ish) discreet characters that she plays on Orphan Black.

[adidas scott kickers-schoeon]

Game of Thrones ,made by HBO,is a very exciting and interesting story , so many poeple like IMPand they think he is do poor but clever