2010 Primetime Emmy Winners

Two words: MODERN FAMILY! Thank you, Academy, for making the right choice. Sure, sure, I am grieving over the loss of Glenn Close's and Hugh Laurie's Emmy chances, but hey, there's still next year (And hell yes, there will be a next year for Damages! Thank you DirecTV!) for my beloved Damages and House.

Not too much to say right now because I'm still hopped up on excitement from Eric Stonestreet's (how insanely adorable was Jesse Tyler Ferguson when he cried over Eric's win?), Steve Levitan & Christopher Lloyd's, and Modern Family ensemble's wins. I also audibly yelped when Aaron Paul won for Breaking Bad. AGH! He SO deserved that win and I'm so glad he was recognized this year. I still felt like he was robbed last year, especially considering he submitted an episode that was definitely Emmy worthy. I'm also loving and hating Bryan Cranston's consecutive win for best actor in a drama series (Breaking Bad), because as much as I love my Breaking Bad, I will forever and always be loyal to Hugh Laurie and House.

Good TV prevails this year, thank god.

One important question still looms in the air though: will Steve Carrell ever be able to witness the sweet, sweet victory of winning an Emmy, especially considering his next year on The Office will be his last? Let's hope his last season is the best, and the Academy recognizes that.

Complete list of primetime Emmy award winners below:

Outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series
Eric Stonestreet as Cameron Tucker, “Modern Family”

Outstanding writing for a comedy series
Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd, “Modern Family”

Outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series
Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester, “Glee”

Outstanding directing for a comedy series
Ryan Murphy, “Glee”

Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series
Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper, “The Big Bang Theory”

Outstanding lead actress in a comedy series
Edie Falco as Jackie Peyton, “Nurse Jackie”

Outstanding reality – competition program
“Top Chef”

Outstanding writing for a drama series
Matthew Weiner and Erin Levy, “Mad Men”

Outstanding supporting actor in a drama series
Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman, “Breaking Bad”

Outstanding supporting actress in a drama series
Archie Panjabi as Kalinda Sharma, “The Good Wife”

Outstanding lead actor in a drama series
Bryan Cranston, “Breaking Bad”

Outstanding directing for a drama series
Steve Shill, “Dexter”

Outstanding lead actress in a drama series
Kyra Sedgwick as Deputy Chief Brenda Johnson, “The Closer”

Outstanding writing for a variety, music or comedy special
Dave Boone and Paul Greenberg, “63rd Annual Tony Awards”

Outstanding directing for a variety, music or comedy special
Bucky Gunts, Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony

Outstanding variety, music or comedy series
“The Daily Show with Jon Stewart”

Outstanding supporting actress in a miniseries or a movie
Julia Ormond as Eustacia, “Temple Grandin”

Outstanding supporting actor in a miniseries or a movie
David Strathairn as Dr. Carlock, “Temple Grandin”

Outstanding writing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special
Adam Mazer, “You Don’t Know Jack”

Outstanding lead actress in a miniseries or a movie
Claire Danes as Temple Grandin, “Temple Grandin”

Outstanding directing for a miniseries, movie or dramatic special
Mick Jackson, “Temple Grandin”

Outstanding lead actor in a miniseries or movie
Al Pacino as Dr. Jack Kevorkian, “You Don’t Know Jack”

Outstanding miniseries
“The Pacific”

Outstanding made-for-television movie
“Temple Grandin”

Outstanding drama series
“Mad Men”

Outstanding comedy series
“Modern Family”