Emmy Winners. Live-Listing
Monday, August 25, 2014 at 8:14PM 
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I'll have some sort of recap tomorrow and I'm live-tweeting here and there but I'll list the winners as they come in for those who want a handy reference.
UPDATE: Post-Ceremony Thoughts Here!
EMMY WINNERS 2014 - list is after the jump
Best Supporting Actor, Comedy Ty Burrell, Modern Family (2nd win)
Presented by: Amy Poehler Beyoncé
Best Writing in a Comedy "So Did The Fat Lady" Louis (6th win for Louis C.K.)
Presented by: Zooey Deschanel and Allison "Peter Pan" Williams
Best Supporting Actress, Comedy Allison Janney, Mom (6th win)
Presented by: Jimmy Kimmel who roasts Matthew McConaughey and wonders whether we out to give him a BET hiphop awards while we're at it
Best Direction in a Comedy "Las Vegas" Modern Family (2nd win for Gail Mancuso)
Presented by: Hayden Panetierre and Uzo Aduba
Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory (4th win)
Presented by: Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Bryan "Clark Gable" Cranston
Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep (5th win)
Presented by Jimmy Fallon
Best Reality Competition The Amazing Race (10th win)
Presented by Mindy Kahling
Best Writing Miniseries/Movie Steven Moffet, Sherlock: His Last Vow
Presented by Allison Janney and Octavia Spencer while announcing a sequel to The Help. Haha
Best Supporting Actress Miniseries/Movie Kathy Bates, American Horror Story: Coven (2nd win)
Presented by Allison Janney and Octavia Spencer
Best Supporting Actor Miniseries/Movie Martin Freeman, Sherlock:His Last Vow
Presented by Steven Colbert
Best Directing Miniseries/Movies Colin Bucksey Fargo
Presented by Scott Bakula
Best Lead Actor Miniseries/Movie Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock: Last Vow
Presented by Matthew McConaughey & Woody Harrelson
Best Lead Actress Miniseries/Movies Jessica Lange, American Horror Story: Coven (3rd win)
Presented by Kerry Washington & Liev Schreiber
Best Miniseries Fargo (1st series win for FX ever)
Presented by Lena Headey
This has been a really rough night (thus far) for The Normal Heart and Orange is the New Black which most people expected would clean up.
Best Movie The Normal Heart
Presented by Julianna Marguiles
Best Writing for a Variety Special Sarah Silverman We Are Miracles (2nd win)
Presented by Ricky Gervais
Best Directing for a Variety Special Glenn Weiss for Tony Awards (11th win)
Presented by
Best Variety Series The Colbert Report (2nd win)
Presented by Gwen Stefani and Adam Levine
Best Supporting Actor Drama Series Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad (3rd win)
Presented by Lucy Liu
Best Directing in a Drama Series Cary Fukunaga for True Detective
Presented by Debra Messing and Jim Parsons
Best Supporting Actress Drama Series Anna Gunn for Breaking Bad (2nd win)
Presented by Debra Messing and Jim Parsons
Best Writing Drama Series "Ozymandias" Breaking Bad (2nd win)
Presented by Joe Morton
Best Actress in a Drama Series Julianne Marguiles in The Good Wife (3rd win)
Presented by Viola Davis
Best Actor in a Drama Series Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad (5th win)
Presented by Julia Roberts
Outstanding Comedy Series Modern Family (5th win)
Presented by Jay Leno
Outstanding Drama Series Breaking Bad (2nd win)
Presented by Halle Berry
Reader Comments (40)
Such a broad television landscape, so many networks, such a wealth of programming, so many performances and writing and directorial efforts and the SAME people and shows just keep winning. Wake me when it's over.
Wow that supporting actress mini series category was so star packed!!! Congrats to Kathy Bates though well deserved
Parsons? This reeeelly isn't funny.
How boring.... Just the same people and shows winning. And people complain about the Oscars?
I can't believe that Coven won two acting awards and Asylum (which was better in just about every way) won zero.
lol at roberts reacting to bates winning
Jessica Lange. Best award of the night.
anna! very deserving.
Did Lena Dunham know she was gonna lose, and therefore made sure she at least won Worst Dressed and Worst Hair?
Yah! JM for Good Wife.!!!
cranston!!! can't believe he won, but fantastic.
oh lord, not the "modern family" again...
WTF?
The Modern Family win was the biggest bulshit in a night of bullshits!
At least the Modern Family guy always gives a good speech but really, its time to move on.
Every time I don't think it's possible to hate a show that I've never seen as much as I do "Breaking Bad" wins another award. Someone please tell me that it's finally over. Please.
This year's show was soooooo boring mainly because it was like everyone read from a list of winners from five years ago. I don't even think the voters have seen any of the new series they nominated. They probably relied on social media buzz to give them nominations.
Y'know how teevee people always talk about bowing out while they're still on top? Modern Family, this is that moment.
yes, "breaking bad"! non-viewers can complain!
YEAH BITCH!
Aaron Paul gave one of the absolute worst performances of the year in Need For Speed; the guy should stick to TV ---- he's not moviestar material.
Troy -- it is finally over, yes. Unfortunately its legacy of splitting seasons to cheat and win two prizes will now be a thing. Mad Men's trying it and others will follow.
How the heck did Modern Family beat Veep and Orange is the New Black? It's just bizarre how much they love this show.
Very happy for Fargo & Breaking Bad tonight. I'm strangely proud that the emmy's still awarded Cranston even in the face of his movie star competitor. That's something you'll never see at something like the Globes.
Mad Men' Emmy curse continues: Now 34 acting losses.
The shame, really.
And Jon Hamm and Amy Poehler, both amazing performers and hallmarks of the TV of the 2000s/2010s, are a year away of joining Steve Carell.
Not that I don't love Julia Louis Dreyfus or Bryan Cranston, but they both have FIVE and SIX Emmys now. Spread the riches, people.
And please, the less we talk about the AWFUL Modern Family awardage, the better. It's embarrassing to still be giving it awards at this moment in time.
Nevertheless, I love how the right performers get the wins from the cast. Burrell, Stonestreet and Bowen were miles above the rest of the cast. But that show should've stopped winning things back in 2012.
Pretty remarkable snubs for The Normal Heart I thought.
blerg
I've seen one episode of modern family and it gah was it awful. Does throwing an assortment of stereotypes into one household really set the standard for quality television these days? Sheesh.
Frances Conroy should have won.
I still dont understand why True Detective was running as a drama series. Not only it was NOT, it would have won everything in a slide had it qualified as a miniseries.
Kathy Bates is officially the Hilary Swank in Julia Roberts' life.
(2014) Emmy for Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie
(1990) Oscar for Actress in a Leading Role
Troy- You sound pretty childish when you spend so much energy hating something you haven't even seen. (Not saying this as a fan. Like yourself, I've never watched it either.)
The actor who might win both an Emmy and an Oscar is now Cumberbatch and not McConaughey.
Is it too much to hope that the academy cites a retraction cause whoever was in charge of the vote tallying for the main categories accidentally copy-pasted the winners list of a previous year? This is just so disappointing.
And yes, Frances Conroy should have won. (Now that I think about it, much as I love Christine Ebersole, they sure missed a chance in not casting Anjelica Huston as the former Supreme. Her or Jane Horrocks.)
Remember when Bill Cosby and Candice Bergen took themselves out of the running for Emmys? Some of today's stars could learn by example.
Amir- I wouldn't call it childish per sé, but I think the frustration is stemming from the fatigue that sets in when you see the same crop of shows over and over and over and over as contender/winners.
Really? Did Larry Kramer lost to "Sherlock Holmes"!@#$% How many version of that stupid story do we need? Shame on you emmy voters, shame on you. And I won't even talk about Amy Poehler still being "emmyless" (I know I just did but this one REALLY hurts)...
Give it a rest, Amir. It's not like I have a club devoted to it, though I'll admit that my rabid love for "Mad Men," which is always on the losing end of every acting race, coupled with the ardent fan following of "Breaking Bad," which has been "MM"'s stiffest competition, doesn't make me terribly objective. I think there is enough TV programming for the love to be spread around, whether to my favorite shows or others that are deserving. The fact that a handful of performers can dominate they're categories in such fashion for as long as their shows air doesn't bode well for either the process or the telecast.
denny-- Asylum got a win for James Cromwell.
Damn, Cary Fukunaga is just so yummy. Oh, and talented.
I imagine the fatigue I have while watching the Emmys is similar to the fatigue most people have in regards to Meryl and the Oscars.
Allen - but the average amount of wins for everyone last night was 3 which is all Meryl's won ever. Emmys are WAY more repetitive. But i see your point.
Lizzy - co-sign. such a good director, too.
Suzanne - absolutely. That was classy. If they're rewarding you too much, be a generous person and step aside.
Oh and my final thoughts on last night's event and suggested rule fixes are up here.