AwardsWatch - 2014 EMMYS: Order of Category Announcement for Primetime Emmys

2014 EMMYS: Order of Category Announcement for Primetime Emmys

The Emmys have smartened up from years past and are going with a more logical progression of Comedy first, then Reality, TV Movie/Miniseries, Variety and ending with Drama.

01. Comedy Supporting Actor
02. Comedy Directing or Writing
03. Comedy Supporting Actress
04. Comedy Directing or Writing
05. Comedy Lead Actor
06. Comedy Lead Actress
07. Reality Competition Program
08. TV Movie/Miniseries Directing or Writing
09. TV Movie/Miniseries Supporting Actress
10. TV Movie/Miniseries Supporting Actor
11. TV Movie/Miniseries Directing or Writing
12. TV Movie/Miniseries Lead Actor
13. TV Movie/Miniseries Lead Actress
14. TV Movie (or Miniseries)
15. Miniseries (or TV Movie)
16. Variety Special Writing
17. Variety Special Directing
18. Variety Series
19. Drama Supporting Actor or Actress
20. Drama Directing or Writing
21. Drama Supporting Actor or Actress
22. Drama Directing or Writing
23. Drama Lead Actress
24. Drama Lead Actor
25. Comedy Series
26. Drama Series

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