Which network has the most daytime emmy nominations?”
Daytime Emmy nominations unveiled PBS is in the lead with 56, followed by ABC By Marc Berman, Mediaweek May 14, 2009, 03:14 PM ET The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has unveiled the nominees for the 36th annual Daytime Emmy Entertainment Awards. PBS is the most recognized network, with 56 nominations. Other multiple-nominated networks are ABC, with 50, followed by syndicated programming (49), CBS (30), NBC (20), Nickelodeon (13), and Disney Channel and Food Network, tied with 10 each. ABC’s “All My Children” leads the pack of individual show nominations, with a whopping 19. Next is PBS’s veteran “Sesame Street “at 15, followed by NBC’s “Days of Our Lives” (13), syndicated “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” (12), ABC’s “One Life to Live” (11) and CBS’ “The Young and the Restless” (10). Freshman syndicated product recognized includes “Family Court with Judge Penny” from Program Partners for outstanding legal courtroom program, “The Doctors” from CBS Television Distribution in the
The soap opera All My Children has earned a leading 19 nominations for Daytime Emmy Awards, including best daytime drama. In the drama category of the nominations announced Thursday, All My Children is competing with two other long-running soaps, Days of Our Lives, with 13 nominations and The Bold and the Beautiful with six. One Life to Live had 11 nominations and The Young and the Restless 10, but both were left out of the best drama category. The cast of All My Children earned nominations for best actress (Debbi Morgan), best actor (Thorsten Kaye) and two for best supporting actress (Alicia Minshew, Melissa Claire Egan). Vincent Irizarry and Jacob Young, both of All My Children, earned nominations as best supporting actor. The soap, which created its 10,000th episode in November 2008, also was among the nominees for new approaches to daytime program. The 2008 season featured the return of major characters in the midst of multiple tornadoes and a special episode in which veterans shar
