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    BTJA Announces Nominations For The 2nd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards

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    The Broadcast Television Journalists Association (BTJA), an offshoot of the Broadcast Film Critics Association, today announced nominations for the 2nd annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards. Winners will be announced on the evening of Monday, June 18th, at a gala awards dinner at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. nnNBC was the most nominated broadcast network with 14 nominations followed closely by ABC with 13 and FOX with 12. HBO led nominations for cable networks with 12, followed by AMC and FX with 11 nominations each. NBC’s Community was the most nominated series with six. nn”We are very excited by these nominations, reflecting the amazing diversity and creativity that is exploding on the small screen today,” said Joey Berlin, acting president of BTJA. “In every genre, audiences are witnessing a New Golden Age where imagination knows no bounds, from mass appeal entertainment to quirky originals where one person’s unique vision can delight a more limited audience. As television journalists, we’re proud to offer our choices of the best that we see day in and day out, and we look forward to celebrating television’s best on June 18th.” nnNominees for the 2nd annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards include:nnBest Drama SeriesnnBreaking Bad – AMCnDownton Abbey – PBSnGame of Thrones – HBOnThe Good Wife – CBSnHomeland – ShowtimenMad Men – AMCnnBest Actor in a Drama SeriesnnBryan Cranston – Breaking Bad – AMCnKelsey Grammer – Boss – StarznJon Hamm – Mad Men – AMCnCharlie Hunnam – Sons of Anarchy – FXnDamian Lewis – Homeland – ShowtimenTimothy Olyphant – Justified – FXnnBest Actress in a Drama SeriesnnClaire Danes – Homeland – ShowtimenMichelle Dockery – Downton Abbey – PBSnJulianna Margulies – The Good Wife – CBSnElisabeth Moss – Mad Men – AMCnEmmy Rossum – Shameless – ShowtimenKatey Sagal – Sons of Anarchy – FXnnBest Supporting Actor in a Drama SeriesnnPeter Dinklage – Game of Thrones – HBOnGiancarlo Esposito – Breaking Bad – AMCnNeal McDonough – Justified – FXnJohn Noble – Fringe – FOXnAaron Paul – Breaking Bad – AMCnJohn Slattery – Mad Men – AMCnnBest Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesnnChristine Baranski – The Good Wife – CBSnAnna Gunn – Breaking Bad – AMCnChristina Hendricks – Mad Men – AMCnRegina King – Southland – TNTnKelly Macdonald – Boardwalk Empire – HBOnMaggie Siff – Sons of Anarchy – FXnnBest Guest Performer in a Drama SeriesnnDylan Baker – Damages – DirecTVnJere Burns – Justified – FXnLoretta Devine – Grey’s Anatomy – ABCnLucy Liu – Southland – TNTnCarrie Preston – The Good Wife – CBSnChloe Webb – Shameless – Showtimen nBest Reality SeriesnnAnthony Bourdain: No Reservations – Travel ChannelnHoarders – A&EnSister Wives – TLCnKitchen Nightmares – FOXnPawn Stars – HistorynUndercover Boss – CBSnnBest Reality Series – CompetitionnnThe Pitch – AMCnShark Tank – ABCnSo You Think You Can Dance – FOXnThe Voice – NBCnChopped – FOODnThe Amazing Race – CBSnnBest Reality Show HostnnTom Bergeron – Dancing with the Stars – ABCnNick Cannon – America’s Got Talent – NBCnCat Deeley – So You Think You Can Dance – FOXnPhil Keoghan – The Amazing Race – CBSnRuPaul – RuPaul’s Drag Race – LogonnBest Talk ShownnConan – TBSnThe Daily Show with Jon Stewart – Comedy CentralnLate Night with Jimmy Fallon – NBCnJimmy Kimmel Live! – ABCnThe View – ABCnnBest Comedy SeriesnnThe Big Bang Theory – CBSnCommunity – NBCnGirls – HBOnModern Family – ABCnNew Girl – FOXnParks and Recreation – NBCn nBest Actor in a Comedy SeriesnnDon Cheadle – House of Lies – ShowtimenLouis C.K. – Louie – FXnLarry David – Curb Your Enthusiasm – HBOnGarret Dillahunt – Raising Hope – FOXnJoel McHale – Community – NBCnJim Parsons – The Big Bang Theory – CBSnnBest Actress in a Comedy SeriesnnZooey Deschanel – New Girl – FOXnLena Dunham – Girls – HBOnJulia Louis-Dreyfus – Veep – HBOnMartha Plimpton – Raising Hope – FOXnAmy Poehler – Parks and Recreation – NBCnAshley Rickards – Awkward – MTVnnBest Supporting Actor in a Comedy SeriesnnTy Burrell – Modern Family – ABCnMax Greenfield – New Girl – FOXnNick Offerman – Parks and Recreation – NBCnDanny Pudi – Community – NBCnJim Rash – Community – NBCnDamon Wayans Jr. – Happy Endings – ABCnnBest Supporting Actress in a ComedynnJulie Bowen – Modern Family – ABCnAlison Brie – Community – NBCnCheryl Hines – Suburgatory – ABCnGillian Jacobs – Community – NBCnEden Sher – The Middle – ABCnCasey Wilson – Happy Endings – ABCnnBest Guest Performer in a Comedy SeriesnnBecky Ann Baker – Girls – HBOnBobby Cannavale – Modern Family – ABCnKathryn Hahn – Parks and Recreation – NBCnJustin Long – New Girl – FOXnPaul Rudd – Parks and Recreation – NBCnPeter Scolari – Girls – HBOnnBest Animated SeriesnnArcher – FXnAdventure Time – Cartoon NetworknBob’s Burgers – FOXnFamily Guy – FOXnStar Wars: The Clone Wars – Cartoon NetworknnBest Movie/MiniseriesnnAmerican Horror Story – FXnLuther – BBC AmericanSherlock – PBSnPage Eight – PBSnThe Hour – BBC AmericanGame Change – HBOnnBest Actor in a Movie/MiniseriesnnBenedict Cumberbatch – Sherlock – PBSnBill Nighy – Page Eight – PBSnWoody Harrelson – Game Change – HBOnIdris Elba – Luther – BBC AmericanDominic West – The Hour – BBC AmericanKevin Costner – Hatfields & McCoys – HistorynnBest Actress in a Movie/MiniseriesnnJessica Lange – American Horror Story – FXnGillian Anderson – Great Expectations – PBSnJulianne Moore – Game Change – HBOnPatricia Clarkson – Five – LifetimenLara Pulver – Sherlock – PBSnEmily Watson – Appropriate Adult – SundancennSubmissions are still being accepted for The Most Exciting New Series category.nnThe Critics’ Choice Television Awards honors programs and performances that aired between June 1, 2011 and May 31, 2012. Since last year, six new categories have been added for the 2011/12 season including Best Movie or Mini-series, Best Actor in a Movie or Mini-Series, Best Actress in a Movie or Mini-Series, Best Guest Performer in a Drama Series, Best Guest Performer in a Comedy Series and Best Animated Series.nnBob Bain will executive produce the show for Bob Bain Productions.nnNominations TallynnNETWORKS, CHANNELS & DISTRIBSnnNBC – 14nABC – 13nFOX – 12nHBO – 12nAMC – 11nFX – 11nCBS – 9nPBS – 8nShowtime – 6nBBC America – 4nCartoon Network – 2nHistory – 2nTNT – 2nA&E – 1nComedy Central – 1nDirecTV – 1nFood – 1nLifetime – 1nLogo – 1nMTV – 1nStarz – 1nSundance – 1nTBS – 1nTLC – 1nTravel Channel – 1nnSHOWSnnCommunity – 6nBreaking Bad – 5nMad Men – 5nParks & Recreation – 5nGirls – 4nThe Good Wife – 4nModern Family – 4nNew Girl – 4nGame Change – 3nHomeland – 3nJustified – 3nSherlock – 3nSons of Anarchy – 3nThe Amazing Race – 2nAmerican Horror Story – 2nThe Big Bang Theory – 2nDownton Abbey – 2nGame of Thrones – 2nHappy Endings – 2nThe Hour – 2nLuther – 2nPage Eight – 2nRaising Hope – 2nShameless – 2nSouthland – 2nSo You Think You Can Dance – 2 nAdventure Time – 1nAmerica’s Got Talent – 1nAnthony Bourdain: No Reservations – 1 nAppropriate Adult – 1nArcher – 1nAwkward – 1nBoardwalk Empire – 1nBob’s Burgers – 1nBoss – 1nChopped – 1nConan – 1nCurb Your Enthusiasm – 1nThe Daily Show with Jon Stewart – 1nDamages – 1nDancing with the Stars – 1nFamily Guy – 1nFive – 1nFringe – 1nGreat Expectations – 1nGrey’s Anatomy – 1nHatfields & McCoys – 1nHoarders – 1nHouse of Lies – 1nJimmy Kimmel Live! – 1nKitchen Nightmares – 1nLate Night with Jimmy Fallon – 1nLouie – 1nThe Middle – 1nPawn Stars – 1nThe Pitch – 1nRuPaul’s Drag Race – 1nShark Tank – 1nSister Wives – 1nStar Wars: The Clone Wars – 1nSuburgatory – 1nUndercover Boss – 1nVeep – 1nThe View – 1nThe Voice – 1nnHere are highlights from the inaugural Critics’ Choice Television Awards in 2011:nnnAbout BTJAnThe Broadcast Television Journalists Association (BTJA) is a partner organization to the Broadcast Film Critics Association. BTJA includes TV, radio and Internet journalists who cover television on a regular basis. For more information, visit: www.CriticsChoice.comn

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    Media: Karlyn Nelson/Colleen Kuhn MPRM Communications T: (323) 933 3399 Contact Karlyn via email / Contact Colleen via email For information about the Critics' Choice Television Awards show or purchasing tickets, please contact: Joey Berlin BTJA 310-860-2665

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