Daytime Emmys

Daytime Emmy Awards: WINNER LIST and PHOTOS

The Daytime Emmy Awards were held last night in Las Vegas and though ‘As the World Turns’ didn’t get the gold statue for Best Daytime Drama, the show did come out on top overall with Michael Park (aka Jack Snyder), Maura West (aka Carly Tenney), and Julie Pinson (aka Janet Snyder) all taking home awards in the acting category. ‘As the World Turns’ will go off the air this September, making this Emmy’s their next to last.

CBS favorite ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ took home the coveted statue for Outstanding Drama Series, while ‘Dr. Oz’ and ‘Cash Cab’ knocked out the usual favorites in their respected categories.

Here is a list of the nominees with winners highlighted in black thanks to Zap 2 It:

Outstanding Drama Series
“All My Children”
“The Bold and The Beautiful”
“General Hospital”
“The Young and the Restless”

Outstanding Lead Actor
Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott on “The Young and the Restless”
Doug Davidson as Paul Williams on “The Young and the Restless”
Jon Lindstrom as Craig Montgomery on “As the World Turns”
Michael Park as Jack Snyder on “As the World Turns”
James Scott as E.J. DiMera on “Days of Our Lives”

Outstanding Lead Actress
Sarah Brown as Claudia Zacchara on “General Hospital”
Crystal Chappell as Olivia Spencer on “Guiding Light”
Bobbie Eakes as Krystal Carey on “All My Children”
Michelle Stafford as Phyllis Newman on “The Young and the Restless”
Maura West as Carly Tenney on “As the World Turns”

Outstanding Supporting Actress
Beth Chamberlin, as Beth Raines Spaulding in “Guiding Light”
Julie Pinson as Janet Synder in “As The World Turns”
Carolyn Hennesy as Diane Miller in “General Hospital”
Arianne Zucker as Nicole Walker in “Days Of Our Lives”
Bree Williamson, as Jessica Brennan in “One Life To Live”

Outstanding Supporting Actor
Billy Miller, as Billy Abbott in “The Young And The Restless”
Bradford Anderson as Damien Spinelli in “General Hospital”
Jonathan Jackson as Lucky Spencer in “General Hospital”
Ricky Paull Goldin as Jake Martin in “All My Children”
Brian Kerwin as Charlie Banks in “One Life To Live”

Outstanding Younger Actress
Christel Khalil as Lily Winters in “The Young And The Restless”
Marnie Schulenburg as Alison Stewart in “As The World Turns”
Molly Burnett as Melanie Layton in “Days Of Our Lives”
Shelley Hennig as Stephanie Johnson in “Days Of Our Lives”
Julie Berman as Lulu Spencer in “General Hospital”

Outstanding Younger Actor
Drew Tyler Bell as Thomas Forrester in “The Bold And The Beautiful”
Drew Garrett as Michael Corinthos, Jr. in “General Hospital”
Dylan Patton as Will Horton in “Days Of Our Lives”
Scott Clifton as Schuyler Joplin in “One Life To Live”
Zack Conroy as James Spaulding in “Guiding Light”

Outstanding Talk Show: Entertainment
“The Ellen Degeneres Show”
“Rachael Ray”
“Live with Regis and Kelly”

Outstanding Talk Show Host
Bonnie Hunt on “The Bonnie Hunt Show”
Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa on “Live with Regis and Kelly”
Rachael Ray on “Rachael Ray”
Dr. Mehmet Oz on “The Dr. Oz Show”
Whoopi Goldberg, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Joy Behar, Sherri Shepherd, and Barbara Walters on “The View”

Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show
“Wheel Of Fortune”
“Jeopardy!”
“Cash Cab”
“The Price Is Right”
“Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?”

Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program
“The People’s Court”
“Judge Judy”
“Cristina’s Court”
“Judge Pirro”
“Caso Cerrado”

Outstanding Lifestyle Program
“This Old House”
“Clean House”
“How Do I Look?”
“Make:”
“The Martha Stewart Show”

Outstanding Morning Program
“Good Morning America”
“Today”
“CNN/American Morning”

Outstanding Talk Show / Informative
“Dr. Phil”
“The Doctors”
“The Dr. Oz Show”

Outstanding Game Show Host
Pat Sajak, “Wheel Of Fortune”
Alex Trebek, “Jeopardy!”
Ben Bailey, “Cash Cab”
Wayne Brady, “Let’s Make A Deal”
Carnie Wilson, “The Newlywed Game”

Outstanding Culinary Program
“America’s Test Kitchen”
“Gourmet’s Adventures With Ruth”
“Giada At Home”
“Tyler’s Ultimate”

Outstanding Lifestyle/Culinary Host
Bobby Flay, “Grill It! With Bobby Flay”
Ina Garten, “Barefoot Contessa: Back To Basics”
Paula Deen, “Paula’s Best Dishes”
Martha Stewart, “The Martha Stewart Show”
Giada De Laurentiis, “Giada at Home”

Outstanding Directing Team
“The Bold and the Beautiful”
“General Hospital”
“One Life to Live”
“All My Children”

Outstanding Writing Team
“The Bold and the Beautiful”
“All My Children”
“As the World Turns”
“The Young and the Restless”

Outstanding Stunt Coordination
Tim Davison, “General Hospital”
Dorenda Moore, “Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight”
Danny Aiello III & Vincent Cupone, “One Life To Live”
Jane Turner, “As the World Turns”
Mike Cassidy, “The Bold and the Beautiful”

Outstanding Children’s Animated Program
“Wordgirl”
“The Backyardigans”
“Curious George”
“Sid The Science Kid”

Outstanding Children’s Series
“Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman”
“Design Squad”
“The Electric Company”

Lifetime Achievement Award
Agnes Nixon

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Daytime Emmy Awards: Full Winners List

The Daytime Emmy Awards were held yesterday in Los Angeles. The ceremony was broadcast on the CW Network which likely means you didn’t know it was on and therefore missed it.

Don’t fret. It’s my job to make sure my Tivo is accurately programmed so I can fast forward through all of Vanessa Williams’ heinous musical numbers and get right down to the winners.

You’ll find a full list of winners below, but if you’re looking for a quick re-cap-here ya go.

I was raised properly. And by properly, I mean my parents knew enough to sit me in front of the TV and allow the Children’s Television Workshop and ‘As the World Turns’ to do its magic.

Which made me happy that last night, the rest of the world caught on and honored children’s show ‘Sesame Street’ with the Lifetime Achievement Award. I cried at the retrospective as all the “Mr. Hooper isn’t coming back, Big Bird,” memories flooded me once again. The monsters were all there-and they looked divine.

As for other notable awards, The View hos took home ‘Best Talk Show Host’, the tranny herself, Tyra Banks won for ‘Talk Show: Informative’. The academy must have the title ‘most informative’ confused with ‘most conceited.’

What stood out to me was the obvious snub of my boos at ‘As the World Turns.’ C’mon voters!! Carly was an alcoholic, her teenage son married his step-sister, Luke and Noah aren’t just the first gay couple on daytime TV-they also got-it-on, Bob tried to kill Kim, Paul kidnapped his own daughter, and Adam returned from the grave but managed to alter his appearance enough that his own step-father doesn’t recognize him. Geez! What more could you want!!

Instead, the bastard step-child of ‘Young and the Restless’ aka ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ took home the Emmy for Best Drama series only to have the credits roll before anyone from the show could speak. Apparently, the director is a ‘World’ fan as well. Don’t cross us.

Full list of Daytime Emmy Award winners thanks to Ace Showbiz:

Drama series: “The Bold and the Beautiful”
Lead actress in a drama series: Susan Haskell, “One Life to Live”
Lead actor in a drama series: Christian LeBlanc, “The Young and the Restless”
Supporting actress in a drama series: Tamara Braun, “Days of Our Lives”
Supporting actor in a drama series (tie): Vincent Irizarry – “All My Children” and Jeff Branson – “Guiding Light”
Younger actress in a drama series: Julie Berman, “General Hospital”
Younger actor in a drama series: Darin Brooks, “Days of Our Lives”
Game-audience participation show: “Cash Cab”
Game show host: Meredith Vieira, “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”
Talk show-entertainment: “Rachael Ray”
Talk show-informative: “The Tyra Banks Show”
Talk show host: Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Sherri Shepherd, Barbara Walters, “The View”
Morning program: “Good Morning America”
Directing in a drama series: “One Life to Live”
Writing in a drama series: “General Hospital”
Performer in a children’s series: Kevin Clash, Elmo in “Sesame Street”
Lifetime achievement: “Sesame Street”

Photo Via: Ace Showbiz