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Drama Series Untitled-1 1 5/24/2013 1:36:17 PM Welcome! On behalf of our Board of Trustees, who are present here this evening, and the 13,000 members of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), I welcome you to the 40th anniversary of the Daytime Entertainment Emmy® Awards. I would also like to welcome our partners in this year’s telecast, The HLN Television Network and LocoDistro. We are happy to be bringing the Daytime Emmy® Awards to you live again from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, and we have put together an exciting evening to celebrate and honor the best of Daytime Television! We are thrilled to be presenting the prestigious Daytime Emmy® Awards, once again, to our many viewers and fans across the world as a live broadcast. This year, we are especially honored to have the men and women in our armed forces watching this program on The American Forces Network. We are proud to continue honoring Daytime Television, the dramas, the talk shows, morning shows, culinary, children’s and educational programming on national television, a grand tradition for the past 40 years. In addition to our esteemed nominees, we at the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences are proud to honor game show icon Monty Hall and legendary producer Bob Stewart with our 2013 Daytime Lifetime Achievement Awards. This evening’s festivities would not be possible without the help of all our partners and sponsors, and we thank them for their commitment to Daytime Television and NATAS. In addition, we want to thank our dedicated staff, our National Trustees, and our Awards’ Committee members for all of their tireless work in making tonight’s show a success. While thanking our colleagues at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (ATAS) for helping to make the 40th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy® Awards a memorable event, we especially would like to thank you, the Daytime Community, for your enthusiasm, your talent and your dedication to the excellence which we honor this evening. We look forward to seeing you again next year. Sincerely, Malachy Wienges Chair The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences TABLE OF CONTENTS Supporting Actress in a Drama Series 4 Talk Show Host 13 Younger Actress in a Drama Series 4 Culinary Host 13 Game Show 4 Culinary Program 17 Talk Show/ Entertainment 6 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT HONOREES 22 Drama Series Writing Team 6 Monty Hall & Bob Stewart Drama Series Directing Team 8 Game Show Host 34 Younger Actor in a Drama Series 8 Lead Actor in a Drama Series 34 Talk Show/ Informative 8 Lead Actress in a Drama Series 34 Supporting Actor in a Drama Series 10 Drama Series 34 Original Song 12 Morning Show 35 Special Class Animated Program 12 THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TE;EVISION ARTS & SCIENCES 1697 Broadway, Suite 404, New York, NY 10019 The 40th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy® Awards Program is published by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. © 2013 NATAS 2 NOMINEES OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS in a DRAMA SERIES JULIE MARIE BERMAN as Lulu Spencer KATHERINE KELLY LANG as Brooke Logan GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABC THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, CBS MELISSA CLAIRE EGAN as Chelsea Newman ARIANNE ZUCKER as Nicole Walker THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, CBS DAYS OF OUR LIVES, NBC JESSICA COLLINS as Avery Bailey Clark THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, CBS OUTSTANDING Y OUNGER ACTRESS in a DRAMA SERIES KRISTEN ALDERSON as Starr Manning JACQUELINE MACINNES WOOD as Steffy Forrester GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABC THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, CBS HUNTER KING as Summer Newman LINDSEY MORGAN as Kristina Corinthos Davis THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, CBS GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABC OUTSTANDING game SHOW CASH CAB, DISCOVERY CHANNEL Steve D. Tamerius, Debbie Griffin, Jim Rhine, Antony Tackaberry, Allison Corn, Tom Cohen, Mark Gaberman, John Duarte, Ben Bailey, Kelly Lueschow, Executive Producers Robert McClenaghan, Writers Stan Hsue, Nick O’Gorman, Supervising Producers Billy Wisse, Editorial Producer/Writer Brian Dean, Coordinating Producer Michele Loud, Editorial Supervisor/ Writer Colleen Bulger, Kara Janeczko, Angela Harmon, Talia Parkinson, Producers LET’S MAKE A DEAL, CBS Ruth Johnston, Kathleen Bailey, Mike Richards, Dan Funk, Executive Producers Sarah Cattano, Line Producers Chris Ahearn, Graham Shaw, Supervising Producers Michael Nigro, Christopher Sgueglia, Directors Joseph Mancuso, Coordinating Producer Adam Markowitz, Jon Chase, Matthew Pack, Amanda Hayward, Supervising Prize Producer Sal Savo, Adam Tobin, Brian Greene, Ben Tritle, Producer Matthew Schaer, Writers Tyler Marquess, Line Producer Lenn Goodside, Director FAMILY FEUD, SYNDICATED THE PRICE IS RIGHT, CBS Gabrielle Johnston, Executive Producer Mike Richards, Executive Producer Kristin Bjorklund, Supervising Producer Evelyn Warfel, Co-Executive Producer Brian Hawley, Supervising Producer Adam Sandler, Producer Jim Roush, Coordinating Producer Stan Blits, Sue MacIntyre, Co-Producers Sarah Dansby, Producer Vanessa Voss, Prize Producer Julio Alva, Line Producer Tracy Verna Soiseth, Consulting Producer Brad Slaight, Jan Dubin, Segment Producers Ryan Polito, Michael Dimich, Directors Ken Fuchs, Director WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, SYNDICATED JEOPARDY!, SYNDICATED Rich Sirop, Executive Producer/Writer Harry Friedman, Executive Producer Meredith Vieira, Co-Executive Producer Rocky Schmidt, Lisa Broffman, Supervising Producers Brent Burnette, Geoff Rosen, Supervising Producers Deb Dittmann, Senior Producer Rob George, Director Bob Sofia, Coordinating Producer Doug Abeles, Craig Rowin, Head Writers Brett Schneider, Producer Sara Schaefer, Arthur Chung, Bryan Lasseter, Kevin McCarthy, Director Danielle Thomson, David Levinson Wilk, Writers 4 LEADING THE WAY WITH HONORS. ® CBS SALUTES THIS year’S DAYTIME EMMY AWARD NOMINEES! OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES THE BOLD AND THE YOUNG AND THE BEAUTIFUL THE RESTLESS SUSAN FLANNERY MICHELLE STAFFORD OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS HEATHER TOM PETER BERGMAN OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR KATHERINE KELLY LANG DOUG DAVIDSON OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR SCOTT CLIFTON MICHAEL MUHNEY OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR JACQUELINE MACINNES WOOD JESSICA COLLINS OUTSTANDING YOUNGER ACTRESS OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS OUTSTANDING DIRECTING TEAM MELISSA CLAIRE EGAN OUTSTANDING WRITING TEAM OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS OUTSTANDING COSTUME DESIGN JEFF BRANSON OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR OUTSTANDING HAIRSTYLING OUTSTANDING LIGHTING DIRECTION BILLY MILLER OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR OUTSTANDING MULTIPLE CAMERA EDITING HUNTER KING OUTSTANDING MUSIC DIRECTION AND COMPOSITION OUTSTANDING YOUNGER ACTRESS OUTSTANDING STUNT COORDINATION MAX EHRICH OUTSTANDING TECHNICAL DIRECTION/ OUTSTANDING YOUNGER ACTOR ELECTRONIC CAMERA/VIDEO CONTROL BRYTON JAMES OUTSTANDING YOUNGER ACTOR OUTSTANDING TALK SHOW — ENTERTAINMENT OUTSTANDING DIRECTING TEAM THE TALK OUTSTANDING WRITING TEAM OUTSTANDING DIRECTING OUTSTANDING ART DIRECTION/ SET DECORATION/SCENIC DESIGN OUTSTANDING ART DIRECTION/ SET DECORATION/SCENIC DESIGN OUTSTANDING CASTING OUTSTANDING HAIRSTYLING OUTSTANDING COSTUME DESIGN OUTSTANDING MAKEUP OUTSTANDING HAIRSTYLING OUTSTANDING LIGHTING DIRECTION OUTSTANDING TALK SHOW — INFORMATIVE OUTSTANDING MAKEUP THE DOCTORS OUTSTANDING MUSIC DIRECTION AND COMPOSITION OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL SONG OUTSTANDING HAIRSTYLING “ONLY LOVE GOES ON FOREVER” OUTSTANDING TECHNICAL DIRECTION/ OUTSTANDING GAME SHOW ELECTRONIC CAMERA/VIDEO CONTROL JEOPARDY! ALEX TREBEK OUTSTANDING TALK SHOW HOST OUTSTANDING GAME SHOW HOST RACHAEL RAY OUTSTANDING MAIN TITLE AND GRAPHIC DESIGN RACHAEL RAY OUTSTANDING GAME SHOW OUTSTANDING MORNING PROGRAM let’S MAKE A DEAL CBS SUNDAY MORNING ® WAYNE BRADY WITH CHARLES OSGOOD OUTSTANDING GAME SHOW HOST OUTSTANDING MULTIPLE CAMERA EDITING OUTSTANDING GAME SHOW OUTSTANDING LEGAL/COURTROOM PROGRAM THE PRICE IS RIGHT JUDGE JUDY OUTSTANDING TECHNICAL DIRECTION/ ELECTRONIC CAMERA/VIDEO CONTROL ©2013 CBS Corporation ®©ATAS/NATAS resize2.indd 1 5/21/13 4:10 PM OUTSTANDING OUTSTANDING TALK SHOW / ENTERTAINMENT DRAMA SERIES WRITING TEAM THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW, SYNDICATED THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, CBS Ellen DeGeneres, Mary Connelly, Bradley P. Bell, Head Writer Ed Glavin, Andy Lassner, Executive Producers Kay Alden, Michael Minnis, Co-Head Writers Derek Westervelt, Kevin A. Leman II, Patrick Mulcahey, Tracey Ann Kelly, Rex M. Best, Jonathan Norman, Co-Executive Producers John F. Smith, Adam Dusevoir, Shannon Bradley, Melissa Geiger Schrift, Supervising Producer Michele Val Jean, Writers Ross Williams, Coordinating Producer GENERAL HOSPITAL, ABC Kara Hogan Leonardo, Matt Wright, Senior Producers Ron Carlivati, Head Writer Lori Blackman, Alissa Cote, Jason Gelles, Shelly Altman, Jean Passanante, Chris Van Etten, Claudia Gharibian, Paul Horne, Corey Palent, Anna Theresa Cascio, Breakdown Writers Liz Patrick, Lauren Pomerantz, Ryan Raddatz, Kate Hall, Elizabeth Page, Scott Sickles, Amy Rhodes, Gil Rief, Hilary Robe, Ellen Rocamora, Katherine Schock, Script Writers Beth Sherman, Bridgette Theriault, Adam Yenser, Elizabeth Korte, Editor Andy Zenor, Christopher Cucci, Producers ONE LIFE TO LIVE, ABC Nicole Collins, Line Producer Ron Carlivati, Head Writer LIVE! WITH KELLY AND MICHAEL, SYNDICATED Lorraine Broderick, Breakdown Writer Michael Gelman, Executive Producer Anna Cascio, Chris Van Etten, Associate Head Writers David Mullen, Coordinating Producer Elizabeth Page, Jean Passanante, Melissa Salmons, Delores Spruell Jackson, Cindy MacDonald, Scott Sickles, Courtney
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