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The 2014 Timmy Television Awards

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The 4th Annual Timmy Television Awards



The Timmy Awards annually honor excellence in television from the previous season. This year we look at the great work from the 2013-14 season. Winners are in bold.




Outstanding Comedy Series

  • Parks and Recreation - NBC
  • Veep - HBO
  • Trophy Wife - ABC
  • The Big Bang Theory - CBS
  • Episodes - Showtime

Outstanding Drama Series

  • Hannibal - NBC
  • Elementary - CBS
  • True Blood - HBO
  • The Good Wife - CBS
  • Parenthood - NBC

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series

  • Amy Poehler - Parks and Recreation
  • Julia Louis-Dreyfuss - Veep
  • Lisa Kudrow - Web Therapy
  • Emmy Rossum - Shameless
  • Mindy Kailing - The Mindy Project
  • Taylor Schilling - Orange is the New Black

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series

  • Adam Scott - Parks and Recreation
  • Louis C.K. - Louie
  • Chris Messina - The Mindy Project
  • Robin Williams - The Crazy Ones
  • Matt LeBlanc - Episodes
  • Michael J Fox - The Michael J Fox Show

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

  • Allison Janney - Mom
  • Rashida Jones - Parks and Recreation
  • Kristen Johnson - The Exes
  • Niecy Nash - Getting On/ The Soul Man
  • Mayim  Bialik - The Big Bang Theory
  • Sarah Michelle Gellar - The Crazy Ones

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

  • Tony Hale - Veep
  • Albert Tsai - Trophy Wife
  • Danny Pudi - Community
  • Nick Offerman - Parks and Recreation
  • James Wolk - The Crazy Ones
  • Rob Lowe - Parks and Recreation

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

  • Lucy Liu - Elementary
  • Piper Perabo - Covert Affairs
  • Elisabeth Moss- Mad Men
  • Keri Russel - The Americans
  • Mariska Hargitay - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
  • Megan Boone - The  Blacklist

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

  • Matthew McConuaghey - True Detective
  • Hugh Dancy - Hannibal
  • Kevin Bacon - The Following 
  • Kevin Spacey - House of Cards
  • James Spader - The Blacklist
  • Jason Beghe - Chicago PD

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

  • Monica Potter - Parenthood
  • Erika Christensen - Parenthood
  • Christina Hendricks- Mad Men
  • Michelle Monaghan - True Detective
  • Jeanne Tripplehorn - Criminal Minds
  • Caroline Dhavernas - Hannibal

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

  • Laurence Fishbourne - Hannibal
  • Raul Esperaza - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
  • Dule Hill -Psych
  • Eamonn Walker - Chicago Fire
  • Sam Jaeger - Parenthood
  • Patrick Duffy - Dallas

Outstanding Guest Performer in a Comedy Series

  • Linda Cardellini - New Girl
  • Jonathan Banks - Community 
  • Kathy Bates - Mike and Molly
  • Dennis Haysbert - Trophy Wife
  • Marilu Henner - Brooklyn 99

Outstanding Guest Performer in a Drama Series

  • Dianne Wiest - The Blacklist
  • Rena Sofer - Chicago PD
  • Pablo Schreiber - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
  • Michael J Fox - The Good Wife
  • Diana Rigg - Game of Thrones
  • Sutton Foster - Psych

Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series

  • Michael Schur - Parks and Recreation "London"
  • David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik - Episodes "Episode Nine"
  • John Altschuler, Dave Krinsky, & Mike Judge - Silicon Valley "Minium Viable Product"
  • David E. Kelley - The Crazy Ones "Pilot"
  • Louis CK - Louie "Back"

Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series

  • Armando Iannucci - Veep "Debate"
  • Jason Moore - Trophy Wife "The Social Network"
  • Michael Trim - Parks and Recreation "Fluoride"
  • Richard Shepard - Girls "Incidentals"
  • Andy Cadiff - Hot in Cleveland "The One with George Clooney"

Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series

  • Bryan Fuller & Steve Lightfoot - Hannibal "Kaiseki"
  • Gina Fattore - Parenthood "In Dreams Begin Responsibility"
  • Jeffrey Paul King - Elementary "Solve for X"
  • Ann Biderman - Ray Donovan "Same Exactly"
  • Erica Messer - Criminal Minds "Demons"

Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series

  • Brooke Kennedy - The Good Wife "Dramatics, Your Honor"
  • Christopher Manley - Mad Men "Field Trip"
  • Steve Franks - Psych "The Break-Up"
  • Tim Van Patten - Broadwalk Empire "Farewell Daddy Blues"
  • Alan Poul - The Newsroom "Election Night Part II"

Outstanding Miniseries/Made for TV Movie

  • Burton & Taylor - BBC
  • The Trip to Bountiful - Lifetime
  • Fargo - FX
  • Killing Kennedy - National Geographic
  • Luther - BBC

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries/Made for TV Movie

  • Minnie Driver - Return to Zero
  • Heather Graham - Flowers in the Attic
  • Cicely Tyson - The Trip to Bountiful
  • Christina Ricci - Lizzie Borden Took an Ax
  • Zoe Saldana - Rosemary's Baby
  • Mary-Louise Parker - Christmas in Conway

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries/Made for TV Movie

  • Billy Bob Thornton - Fargo
  • Rob Lowe - Killing Kennedy
  • Mike Vogel - In My Dreams
  • Bill Nighy - Turks & Caicos
  • Idris Elba - Luther

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries/Made for TV Movie

  • Heather Graham - Petals on the Wind
  • Ellen Burstyn - Flowers in the Attic (tie)
  • Kathy Bates - American Horror Story: Coven (tie)
  • Julia Roberts - The Normal Heart
  • Condola Rashād - The Trip to Bountiful

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries/Made for TV Movie

  • Blair Underwood - The Trip to Bountiful
  • Colin Hanks - Fargo
  • Warren Brown - Luther

Outstanding Web-based Content

  • Orange is the New Black 
  • House of Cards 
  • DeVanity
  • Blue
  • Alpha House

Outstanding Daytime Drama

  • Days of Our Lives
  • General Hospital
  • The Young and the Restless
  • The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama

  • Eileen Davidson - Days of Our Lives
  • Finola Hughes - General Hospital
  • Kelly Monaco - General Hospital
  • Katherine Kelly Lang - The Bold and the Beautiful 

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama 

  • Doug Davidson - The Young and the Restless
  • Jason Thompson - General Hospital
  • Billy Miller - The Young and the Restless
  • Christian leBlanc - The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama

  • Jane Elliot - General Hospital
  • Kelly Sullivan - General Hospital
  • Julie Marie Berman - General Hospital
  • Amelia Henile - The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama

  • Bradford Anderson - General Hospital
  • Eric Martsolf - Days of Our Lives
  • Steve Burton - The Young and the Restless
  • Sean Blakemore - General Hospital

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