Emmy Nominees React! Who Said What?
Whether they were long-hoped-for dreams come true or incredibly pleasant surprises, Thursday morning’s Emmy nominations made a huge impression on the actors and producers who received them. After the reality of the early morning wake-up calls set in, the nominees started sharing their delight at being in the running for one of the coveted statuettes.
Here are the reactions from this year’s nominees (listed here) that TVLine has collected thus far — keep checking back for more!
More Emmys 2013 on TVLine.com: Michael Ausiello’s Snappy Judgments | The Biggest Snubs
Don Cheadle (House of Lies)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
"Given all the hilarious film work I've done, from Traffic to Crash to Flight, it's nice to finally be recognized as the comic genius I am. Thank you, Academy members."
Betty White (Betty White's Off Their Rockers)
Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program
"Sorry that the show could not have lasted longer, but I am so happy and appreciative of this Emmy nomination."
Dot-Marie Jones (Enlightened)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
"If you're really lucky in your life, you make a friend like [series creator] Mike White. Then, if you're crazy lucky, he writes an amazing part for you to play. I'm so grateful to have been a part of Enlightened and am honored that the Academy recognized me for this performance. I am just thrilled!"
Dot-Marie Jones (Glee)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
"I'm so excited! Three-for-three, what more could I ask for? I'm very proud and thankful to [exec producers] Ryan [Murphy], Brad [Falchuk], Ian [Brennan] and Dante [Di Loreto], and of course theGlee cast."
Cat Deeley (So You Think You Can Dance)
Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program
"I am so honored and excited to be recognized amongst such an incredibly talented group of hosts. It's such a thrill to have the collective efforts of everyone who works so hard on So You Think You Can Dance also be recognized by the Television Academy. Great morning!"
Nigel Lythgoe, Creator (So You Think You Can Dance)
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
"I am honored to see So You Think You Can Dance recognized with 7 new Emmy nominations. So You Think You Can Dance has allowed me to share my love of dance, provide opportunities to thousands of aspiring dancers, and inspire millions more to make dance a part of their lives. We reached out to Congress and launched National Dance Day to encourage children to dance and to get active and healthy in the process. Since the show premiered in 2005, we have adapted localized versions of it for over 25 nations around the world - a testament to the universal power of dance. I have a wonderful production team and incredible choreographers. I am delighted to see the past decade of our contributions to television and culture recognized with these seven Emmy nominations for So You Think You Can Dance."
Linda Cardellini (Mad Men)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama
"I'm stunned and excited and exhilarated and exhausted at the same moment, and I'm very happy... I can't even thank [series creator Matthew Weiner] for this fantastic role that I get to play in Don Draper's life. I think Don Draper is such an iconic television character - played so beautifully by Jon Hamm - that to be part of his spiral and part of the change that happens to him... it was really so great for me."
Rob Corddry, Creator (Childrens Hospital)
Outstanding Special Class -- Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Program
"We're all so grateful over here, for the validation, the encouragement and mostly for our loyal fan base and their loud, opinionated mouths. Personally, I'm really excited for the future. The list of nominees reflects what I like to watch, and I feel less like a bald loner in his garage writing d--k jokes and homages to obscure movies for no one. This era in television will be written about and I'm happy to be watching it firsthand."
Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men and Top of the Lake)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie
"I woke up and I did not intend to get up, but I checked my phone - as you do - and I saw that I had one text from [Nashville's] Connie Britton, who's my friend, and a voicemail from my publicist, Erica. I was like, what is this about? I checked the message and she said, "Double nomination," and I was sort of shocked and confused [laughs]. I don't think it's sunk in. I have a birthday next week, and it's kind of a nice little birthday present. I just want to... feel good about and enjoy this moment. I'm so honored to be part of these two groups - Mad Men and Top of the Lake - and I'm proud of both of them. They're both families. It's something I just want to enjoy. This is a good moment."
Laura Dern (Enlightened)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy
"I'm so thrilled and grateful to the Academy for this lovely news. The role of Amy Jellicoe is a shared creation, and therefore I share this nomination with the extraordinary [series creator] Mike White for his creation and vision. I also share this with the greatest cast ever, who made Amy all that she is, as well as all of the directors and our crew who have helped shape her. I am excited and thankful for any support our show is offered, so that people can continue to find it."
Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
"6 am rolls around this morning and my alarm in my hotel went off randomly -- and I never set it. So I was in a daze, finding things to throw at this machine that I couldn't get to stop beeping. Then my phone was ringing... I've kind of just been laughing and smiling ever since... I'm so, so happy that the show itself got nominated and above and beyond happy that [executive producers/writers] David [Benioff] and Dan [Weiss] got nominated for writing. I think that they are the hardest working, most talented people I get the privilege to work with."
Carrie Preston (The Good Wife)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama
"I was walking my dog in New York City this morning, and then my texts started blowing up with "Congratulations!" "Congratulations!" And I thought, "Oh my gosh. Congratulations for what? Hopefully it's what I think it is!" And then I stopped dead in my tracks in the middle of New York City saying "Oh my God! Oh my God! Oh my God!"
Kerry Washington (Scandal)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"I found out right before I stepped on a plane, and then [the flight crew] started yelling at me to turn off my phone. [Laughs]. My publicist and friend Michelle Benson called me, and then I was able to call my manager and a couple other people -- which is why I got in trouble! It's really exciting. The thing is, to whatever extent anybody is celebrating this character or the portrayal of this character, it really is a celebration of this entire cast, because we are a company of actors that really lean on each other. This work is a reflection of the talent around me, a level of excellence that I am constantly trying to elevate myself to meet."
Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama
"Taking nothing for granted, this Emmy nomination -- and that of my fellow Breaking Bad family -- is as sweet as ever. I'm very grateful for the recognition."
Merritt Wever (Nurse Jackie)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
"I'm really honored to be nominated, and very happy to see Edie [Falco] and Bobby [Cannavale] recognized. I'm so grateful for Nurse Jackie."
Christine Baranski (The Good Wife)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
"What an honor and what a surprise. I am so proud to be part of The Good Wife, a show that does everything cable shows do -- except backwards and in high heels. And to find myself in a category with the great Maggie Smith [of Downton Abbey]... I am truly honored."
Alec Baldwin (30 Rock)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
"It's days like this that make me miss 30 Rock. Many thanks to everyone that nominated me."
Mark Burnett, Executive Producer (The Voice)
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
"What a tremendous year we have had at The Voice, and this is a great reward. Our entire Voice family deserves all the kudos for a great show every week."
Beau Willimon, Executive Producer (House of Cards)
Outstanding Drama Series
"All of us at House of Cards are honored by the nominations. Almost four years into this journey, and well underway on production for Season 2, it's such a thrill to have the collective efforts of our talented cast, crew, designers, directors and writers recognized by the Television Academy. This dedicated team has made House of Cards by far the most rewarding artistic experience of my career. I'm particularly happy for Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright -- they are the center of our show's universe and make every episode shine. And of course I'm delighted for [director and executive producer] David Fincher -- his brilliance and vision inspire us all."
Robin Wright (House of Cards)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"I'm so proud to be a part of such a ground breaking project as House of Cards. I'm thrilled that our show has been recognized, and I want to thank the Academy for this great honor."
Mayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
"I am legitimately in shock and beyond honored to be nominated for the second year in a row alongside the inspirational Jim Parsons and our fantastically written show. I can't begin to express how shocked I am to be nominated with such an impressive group of women. Wow. Now I have to find a dress."
Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, Executive Producers (The Bible)
Outstanding Miniseries or Movie
"We are honored that our peers have nominated The Bible for an Emmy. We are thrilled we get to share this nomination with our tremendous cast and crew from all around the world who worked so hard with us to bring the epic story of The Bible to the screen."
Alfre Woodard (Steel Magnolias)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie
"It's Mandela Day and my colleagues recognized Steel Magnolias? It's a great day!"
Ty Burrell (Modern Family)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy
"I am honored and humbly surprised that this good fortune continues. I've never had something so wonderful happen four years in a row before, other than winning the New York state lottery from 1993 to '97. I share this with the entire cast and crew of Modern Family. I'm sure it's not surprising to anyone who's ever worked on a television show, but our writers are the reason we're still in this position. I'm eternally grateful for their talent and surprising good looks."
Homer J. Simpson (The Simpsons)
Outstanding Animated Program
"Woo hoo! Nominated for 19 straight years! We're the Daily Show of television! (What, you expect something better at 5:30 in the morning?)"
Jane Krakowski (30 Rock)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
"This is such an incredible way to celebrate 30 Rock's final season -- I can't wait to go to the Emmys with my castmates and dance like no one's watching!"
Mark Burnett, Executive Producer (Shark Tank)
Outstanding Reality Program
"I am thrilled that Shark Tank has been nominated. For the last four seasons, the stakes have gotten even higher, and this recognition shows that our audience looks forward to what our sharks want to invest in."
Connie Britton (Nashville)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"Every single time I've ever been nominated it's always felt like a surprise. I never, ever take it for granted. I'm just always so thrilled. And every nomination is different. Nashville was a big risk for me, it was scary in a lot of ways to be taking on the singing and all of that. So I just feel stunned and grateful to the Academy. I also feel like I'm representing all of my peeps here at the show. Everybody has worked so hard."
Vera Farmiga (Bates Motel)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"My husband is my biggest fan ever and he really, really wanted me to get a nomination. He wanted this more than I did. [Laughs] I think because he knows how hard I worked this year. And he's also been stuck with the two kids while I've been working.... [To celebrate] I'm going to take Freddie [Highmore] and sneak into a preview of [my new film] The Conjuring. I want to scare the bejesus out of him."
Jimmy Fallon (Late Night With Jimmy Fallon)
Outstanding Variety Series
"Honored to be nominated for an Emmy this morning. Takes the sting away from being snubbed by the ESPYs last night."
Morena Baccarin (Homeland)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
"I was in bed with my husband [when the nominations were announced]. I'm on vacation and forgot what day it was. And then I saw a thousand messages on my phone when I turned it on -- I thought maybe something terrible had happened. I'm like a deer in the headlights. I'm trying to take it all in."
Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
""It never gets old, that's for damn sure... The longer we're on the air, for me it feels a little more of an honor. Every year, there's so much more out there, there are so many wonderful choices and it gets harder to get an audience in general. So to be included is, honestly, all the sweeter as time goes by. And I'm just thrilled for the show; the writers do such a wonderful job, the recognition for them makes me ecstatic. They are the only reason we have a show at all. No one's going to film me just standing there for 22 minutes!"
Kevin Spacey (House of Cards)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama
"Thrilled for the show, thrilled for Robin [Wright], thrilled for Netflix. Congrats to [executive producers David] Fincher, [Beau] Willimon, and [production studio] MRC!"
Edie Falco (Nurse Jackie)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy
"It's a huge honor -- genuinely exciting to be among these women in my category. These are actresses I've watched and loved for years."
Alex Gansa and Howard Gordon, Co-Creators (Homeland)
Outstanding Drama Series
Gansa: "It's an honor to be included among shows we watch and admire - the field is more crowded than ever. We are ridiculously lucky to be writing for our incredible cast and crew. It's great to see our actors and crew be recognized for their singular contributions. Thanks to Showtime and Fox 21 for making it all possible. [And regarding Henry Bromell's posthumous Outstanding Writing nomination] We could not be more thrilled that Henry's work is being recognized. Henry was our lodestar -- a brilliant writer and a generous soul. We miss him every day. It's a tremendous tribute to his memory and we're so honored."
Gordon: "It's always humbling when you're recognized by your peers and colleagues. This is an amazing cast and crew as a whole, but Henry Bromell's nomination for outstanding writing is especially meaningful. Henry was an amazing talent and extraordinary person whose contributions and presence continues to be missed."
Don Cheadle (House of Lies)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
"Given all the hilarious film work I've done, from Traffic to Crash to Flight, it's nice to finally be recognized as the comic genius I am. Thank you, Academy members."
Betty White (Betty White's Off Their Rockers)
Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program
"Sorry that the show could not have lasted longer, but I am so happy and appreciative of this Emmy nomination."
Dot-Marie Jones (Enlightened)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
"If you're really lucky in your life, you make a friend like [series creator] Mike White. Then, if you're crazy lucky, he writes an amazing part for you to play. I'm so grateful to have been a part of Enlightened and am honored that the Academy recognized me for this performance. I am just thrilled!"
Dot-Marie Jones (Glee)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
"I'm so excited! Three-for-three, what more could I ask for? I'm very proud and thankful to [exec producers] Ryan [Murphy], Brad [Falchuk], Ian [Brennan] and Dante [Di Loreto], and of course theGlee cast."
Cat Deeley (So You Think You Can Dance)
Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program
"I am so honored and excited to be recognized amongst such an incredibly talented group of hosts. It's such a thrill to have the collective efforts of everyone who works so hard on So You Think You Can Dance also be recognized by the Television Academy. Great morning!"
Nigel Lythgoe, Creator (So You Think You Can Dance)
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
"I am honored to see So You Think You Can Dance recognized with 7 new Emmy nominations. So You Think You Can Dance has allowed me to share my love of dance, provide opportunities to thousands of aspiring dancers, and inspire millions more to make dance a part of their lives. We reached out to Congress and launched National Dance Day to encourage children to dance and to get active and healthy in the process. Since the show premiered in 2005, we have adapted localized versions of it for over 25 nations around the world - a testament to the universal power of dance. I have a wonderful production team and incredible choreographers. I am delighted to see the past decade of our contributions to television and culture recognized with these seven Emmy nominations for So You Think You Can Dance."
Linda Cardellini (Mad Men)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama
"I'm stunned and excited and exhilarated and exhausted at the same moment, and I'm very happy... I can't even thank [series creator Matthew Weiner] for this fantastic role that I get to play in Don Draper's life. I think Don Draper is such an iconic television character - played so beautifully by Jon Hamm - that to be part of his spiral and part of the change that happens to him... it was really so great for me."
Rob Corddry, Creator (Childrens Hospital)
Outstanding Special Class -- Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Program
"We're all so grateful over here, for the validation, the encouragement and mostly for our loyal fan base and their loud, opinionated mouths. Personally, I'm really excited for the future. The list of nominees reflects what I like to watch, and I feel less like a bald loner in his garage writing d--k jokes and homages to obscure movies for no one. This era in television will be written about and I'm happy to be watching it firsthand."
Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men and Top of the Lake)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie
"I woke up and I did not intend to get up, but I checked my phone - as you do - and I saw that I had one text from [Nashville's] Connie Britton, who's my friend, and a voicemail from my publicist, Erica. I was like, what is this about? I checked the message and she said, "Double nomination," and I was sort of shocked and confused [laughs]. I don't think it's sunk in. I have a birthday next week, and it's kind of a nice little birthday present. I just want to... feel good about and enjoy this moment. I'm so honored to be part of these two groups - Mad Men and Top of the Lake - and I'm proud of both of them. They're both families. It's something I just want to enjoy. This is a good moment."
Laura Dern (Enlightened)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy
"I'm so thrilled and grateful to the Academy for this lovely news. The role of Amy Jellicoe is a shared creation, and therefore I share this nomination with the extraordinary [series creator] Mike White for his creation and vision. I also share this with the greatest cast ever, who made Amy all that she is, as well as all of the directors and our crew who have helped shape her. I am excited and thankful for any support our show is offered, so that people can continue to find it."
Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
"6 am rolls around this morning and my alarm in my hotel went off randomly -- and I never set it. So I was in a daze, finding things to throw at this machine that I couldn't get to stop beeping. Then my phone was ringing... I've kind of just been laughing and smiling ever since... I'm so, so happy that the show itself got nominated and above and beyond happy that [executive producers/writers] David [Benioff] and Dan [Weiss] got nominated for writing. I think that they are the hardest working, most talented people I get the privilege to work with."
Carrie Preston (The Good Wife)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama
"I was walking my dog in New York City this morning, and then my texts started blowing up with "Congratulations!" "Congratulations!" And I thought, "Oh my gosh. Congratulations for what? Hopefully it's what I think it is!" And then I stopped dead in my tracks in the middle of New York City saying "Oh my God! Oh my God! Oh my God!"
Kerry Washington (Scandal)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"I found out right before I stepped on a plane, and then [the flight crew] started yelling at me to turn off my phone. [Laughs]. My publicist and friend Michelle Benson called me, and then I was able to call my manager and a couple other people -- which is why I got in trouble! It's really exciting. The thing is, to whatever extent anybody is celebrating this character or the portrayal of this character, it really is a celebration of this entire cast, because we are a company of actors that really lean on each other. This work is a reflection of the talent around me, a level of excellence that I am constantly trying to elevate myself to meet."
Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama
"Taking nothing for granted, this Emmy nomination -- and that of my fellow Breaking Bad family -- is as sweet as ever. I'm very grateful for the recognition."
Merritt Wever (Nurse Jackie)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
"I'm really honored to be nominated, and very happy to see Edie [Falco] and Bobby [Cannavale] recognized. I'm so grateful for Nurse Jackie."
Christine Baranski (The Good Wife)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
"What an honor and what a surprise. I am so proud to be part of The Good Wife, a show that does everything cable shows do -- except backwards and in high heels. And to find myself in a category with the great Maggie Smith [of Downton Abbey]... I am truly honored."
Alec Baldwin (30 Rock)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
"It's days like this that make me miss 30 Rock. Many thanks to everyone that nominated me."
Mark Burnett, Executive Producer (The Voice)
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
"What a tremendous year we have had at The Voice, and this is a great reward. Our entire Voice family deserves all the kudos for a great show every week."
Beau Willimon, Executive Producer (House of Cards)
Outstanding Drama Series
"All of us at House of Cards are honored by the nominations. Almost four years into this journey, and well underway on production for Season 2, it's such a thrill to have the collective efforts of our talented cast, crew, designers, directors and writers recognized by the Television Academy. This dedicated team has made House of Cards by far the most rewarding artistic experience of my career. I'm particularly happy for Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright -- they are the center of our show's universe and make every episode shine. And of course I'm delighted for [director and executive producer] David Fincher -- his brilliance and vision inspire us all."
Robin Wright (House of Cards)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"I'm so proud to be a part of such a ground breaking project as House of Cards. I'm thrilled that our show has been recognized, and I want to thank the Academy for this great honor."
Mayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
"I am legitimately in shock and beyond honored to be nominated for the second year in a row alongside the inspirational Jim Parsons and our fantastically written show. I can't begin to express how shocked I am to be nominated with such an impressive group of women. Wow. Now I have to find a dress."
Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, Executive Producers (The Bible)
Outstanding Miniseries or Movie
"We are honored that our peers have nominated The Bible for an Emmy. We are thrilled we get to share this nomination with our tremendous cast and crew from all around the world who worked so hard with us to bring the epic story of The Bible to the screen."
Alfre Woodard (Steel Magnolias)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie
"It's Mandela Day and my colleagues recognized Steel Magnolias? It's a great day!"
Ty Burrell (Modern Family)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy
"I am honored and humbly surprised that this good fortune continues. I've never had something so wonderful happen four years in a row before, other than winning the New York state lottery from 1993 to '97. I share this with the entire cast and crew of Modern Family. I'm sure it's not surprising to anyone who's ever worked on a television show, but our writers are the reason we're still in this position. I'm eternally grateful for their talent and surprising good looks."
Homer J. Simpson (The Simpsons)
Outstanding Animated Program
"Woo hoo! Nominated for 19 straight years! We're the Daily Show of television! (What, you expect something better at 5:30 in the morning?)"
Jane Krakowski (30 Rock)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
"This is such an incredible way to celebrate 30 Rock's final season -- I can't wait to go to the Emmys with my castmates and dance like no one's watching!"
Mark Burnett, Executive Producer (Shark Tank)
Outstanding Reality Program
"I am thrilled that Shark Tank has been nominated. For the last four seasons, the stakes have gotten even higher, and this recognition shows that our audience looks forward to what our sharks want to invest in."
Connie Britton (Nashville)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"Every single time I've ever been nominated it's always felt like a surprise. I never, ever take it for granted. I'm just always so thrilled. And every nomination is different. Nashville was a big risk for me, it was scary in a lot of ways to be taking on the singing and all of that. So I just feel stunned and grateful to the Academy. I also feel like I'm representing all of my peeps here at the show. Everybody has worked so hard."
Vera Farmiga (Bates Motel)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
"My husband is my biggest fan ever and he really, really wanted me to get a nomination. He wanted this more than I did. [Laughs] I think because he knows how hard I worked this year. And he's also been stuck with the two kids while I've been working.... [To celebrate] I'm going to take Freddie [Highmore] and sneak into a preview of [my new film] The Conjuring. I want to scare the bejesus out of him."
Jimmy Fallon (Late Night With Jimmy Fallon)
Outstanding Variety Series
"Honored to be nominated for an Emmy this morning. Takes the sting away from being snubbed by the ESPYs last night."
Morena Baccarin (Homeland)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama
"I was in bed with my husband [when the nominations were announced]. I'm on vacation and forgot what day it was. And then I saw a thousand messages on my phone when I turned it on -- I thought maybe something terrible had happened. I'm like a deer in the headlights. I'm trying to take it all in."
Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
""It never gets old, that's for damn sure... The longer we're on the air, for me it feels a little more of an honor. Every year, there's so much more out there, there are so many wonderful choices and it gets harder to get an audience in general. So to be included is, honestly, all the sweeter as time goes by. And I'm just thrilled for the show; the writers do such a wonderful job, the recognition for them makes me ecstatic. They are the only reason we have a show at all. No one's going to film me just standing there for 22 minutes!"
Kevin Spacey (House of Cards)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama
"Thrilled for the show, thrilled for Robin [Wright], thrilled for Netflix. Congrats to [executive producers David] Fincher, [Beau] Willimon, and [production studio] MRC!"
Edie Falco (Nurse Jackie)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy
"It's a huge honor -- genuinely exciting to be among these women in my category. These are actresses I've watched and loved for years."
Alex Gansa and Howard Gordon, Co-Creators (Homeland)
Outstanding Drama Series
Gansa: "It's an honor to be included among shows we watch and admire - the field is more crowded than ever. We are ridiculously lucky to be writing for our incredible cast and crew. It's great to see our actors and crew be recognized for their singular contributions. Thanks to Showtime and Fox 21 for making it all possible. [And regarding Henry Bromell's posthumous Outstanding Writing nomination] We could not be more thrilled that Henry's work is being recognized. Henry was our lodestar -- a brilliant writer and a generous soul. We miss him every day. It's a tremendous tribute to his memory and we're so honored."
Gordon: "It's always humbling when you're recognized by your peers and colleagues. This is an amazing cast and crew as a whole, but Henry Bromell's nomination for outstanding writing is especially meaningful. Henry was an amazing talent and extraordinary person whose contributions and presence continues to be missed."
Don Cheadle (House of Lies)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
"Given all the hilarious film work I've done, from Traffic to Crash to Flight, it's nice to finally be recognized as the comic genius I am. Thank you, Academy members."
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