Watch Emmy Awards Of 2010

Hit television show, Glee was nominated for a whopping 19 Emmy Award.

Music series, which stars Lea Michele and Matthew Morrison and Jane Lynch received 19 nominations in total, including the coveted prize of best comedy.

If successful, Mr. Schuester & Co. may end 3-year rule, 30 Rock, as America's favorite comedy show as two series go head to head with Curb Your Enthusiasm, the modern family, the nurse Jackie and Office.


Morrison and Lee, who plays Rachel Berry were also given the nod for their contribution to the show while the sand of the Second World War drama Pacific received the most nominations overall, after advance on a cool 24 awards.

Mad Men also received 17 nominations and will fight against True Blood, Dexter and Lost Award for Outstanding Drama Series.

Entertainment show, Saturday Night Live which superstar Justin Bieber time previously has received 12 nominations, giving the series a total of 126 nods his entire term.

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Emmy Nominations 2010

Glee," spunky TV musical comedy about the awkward high school and teachers that their pastor, is one of the major Emmy nominee Thursday with 19 nominations, including best comedy series and stars Matthew Morrison and Lea Michele.

Leading nominee was solid, not sparing the Second World War drama, "Quiet," with 24 nominations.


Conan O'Brien retired from "The Tonight Show", but his short stay in the host has not forgotten: night show with him at the head caught a nomination as best variety, music or comedy series, and was resurrected by Jay Leno was insulted in this category.

In addition, "Glee," other newcomers are recognized to include an Emmy modern family, with nods to the best comedy series, and five members of his ensemble cast, and "Good Wife" nominee for best drama, and the recognition of the star Julianna Margulies.

The final season of "Lost" received a nomination for best drama series and nodded to the stars Matthew Fox and supporting candidates Terry O'Quinn and Michael Emerson.

"Saturday Night Live" received 12 nominations, totaling 126 nominations during its run, ahead of "ER" all time record of 124 bids. One of the nominations went to Betty White, who at 88 you were never too old for comedy.

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