2009 Emmy Award Winners

As you may have seen, the 2009 Emmy Awards took place last night. The broadcast was hosted by Neil Patrick Harris and honored the best in American television.

Here is a list of 2009 Emmy winners:

- Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series - Jon Cryer Two And A Half Men
- Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series - Kristin Chenoweth Pushing Daisies

- Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series - Alec Baldwin 30 Rock
- Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series - Toni Collette United States Of Tara

- Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series - Michael Emereson Lost
- Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series - Cherry Jones 24

- Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series - Bryan Cranston Breaking Bad
- Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series - Glenn Close Damages

- Outstanding Supporting Actor, Miniseries or Movie - Ken Howard Grey Gardens
- Outstanding Supporting Actress, Miniseries or Movie - Shohreh Aghdashloo House Of Saddam

- Outstanding Lead Actor in a Mini-Series Or A Movie - Brendan Gleeson Into The Storm
- Outstanding Lead Actress in a Mini-Series Or A Movie - Jessica Lange Grey Gardens

- Outstanding Comedy Series - 30 Rock
- Outstanding Drama Series - Mad Men
- Outstanding Made For Television Movie - Grey Gardens
- Outstanding Miniseries - Little Dorrit
- Outstanding Reality - Competition Program - The Amazing Race
- Outstanding Variety, Music, Or Comedy Series - The Daily Show With Jon Stewart

- Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series - Kater Gordon & Matthew Weiner Mad Men

- Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series - Jeff Blitz The Office
- Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series - Rod Holcomb ER
- Outstanding Directing for a Variety, Music, Or Comedy Series - Bruce Gowers American Idol: Show 833
- Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries, Movie, Or Dramatic Special - Dearbhla Walsh Little Dorrit

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