The announcement for the 62nd Annual Prime Time Emmy Awards’ nominations came early this morning and it looks like this will be an exciting ceremony on August 29.

Glee continued its juggernaut-like run through popular culture with an impressive 19 nominations including Outstanding Comedy, Lead Actress (Lea Michele), and Lead Actor (Matthew Morrison).  This puts Glee up against Emmy veteran 30 Rock and the hilarious new comedy Modern Family for Outstanding Comedy.

America’s sweetheart, Betty White, took her 20th nomination in the form of Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for her hosting spot on Saturday Night Live.  If you remember, it took an amazing Facebook campaign to get the popular actress the guest spot she so rightly deserved after all these years.

The Outstanding Drama category looks to be interesting this year with all of the contenders having strong followings.

 True Blood and Lost seem to be the most likely to win, but with Mad Men, Dexter, Breaking Bad, and The Good Wife also in the category, it could be anyone’s game.

There are so many talented actors and actresses up for Emmys, it’s hard to choose who I think would win.  Of course, I’d love to Gleek out and say Glee will take all of its nominations, but with Matthew Morrison up against Alec Baldwin and Tony Shalhoub I’m not so sure he’ll win.

All I can say is after Ricky Gervais’s performance last year, Jimmy Fallon will have some hilarious shoes to fill as the host.

Check out some of the nominations below!

Best Series, Drama

• Breaking Bad
• Dexter
• Lost
• Mad Men
• The Good Wife
• True Blood

Best Series, Comedy

• Nurse Jackie
• Curb Your Enthusiasm
• 30 Rock
• Glee
• The Office
• Modern Family

Best Actor, Drama

• Bryan Cranston- Breaking Bad
• Michael C. Hall- Dexter
• Hugh Laurie- House
• Jon Hamm- Mad Men
• Matthew Fox- Lost
• Kyle Chandler- Friday Night Lights

Best Actress, Drama

• Connie Britton- Friday Night Lights
• Glenn Close- Damages
• Mariska Hargitay- Law & Order: SVU
• Kyra Sedgwick- The Closer
• January Jones- Mad Men
• Julianna Marguilies- The Good Wife

Best Actor, Comedy

• Alec Baldwin- 30 Rock
• Tony Shalhoub- Monk
• Jim Parsons- The Big Bang Theory
• Steve Carell- The Office
• Larry David- Curb Your Enthusiasm
• Matthew Morrison- Glee

Best Actress, Comedy

• Tina Fey- 30 Rock
• Lea Michele- Glee
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus- The New Adventures of Old Christine
• Amy Poehler- Parks and Recreation
• Toni Collette- The United States of Tara
• Edie Falco- Nurse Jackie

Best Supporting Actor, Drama

• Andre Braugher- Men of a Certain Age
• Aaron Paul- Breaking Bad
• Michael Emerson- Lost
• John Slattery- Mad Men
• Martin Short- Damages
• Terry O’Quinn- Lost

Best Supporting Actress, Drama

• Rose Byrne- Damages
• Christine Baranski- The Good Wife
• Archie Panjabi- The Good Wife
• Elisabeth Moss- Man Men
• Christina Hendricks- Mad Men
• Sharon Gless- Burn Notice

Best Supporting Actor, Comedy

• Eric Stonestreet- Modern Family
• Neil Patrick Harris- How I Met Your Mother
• Chris Colfer- Glee
• Jon Cryer- Two And A Half Men
• Ty Burrell- Modern Family
• Jesse Tyler Ferguson- Modern Family

Best Supporting Actress, Comedy

• Jane Lynch- Glee
• Kristen Wiig- Saturday Night Live
• Sofia Vergara- Modern Family
• Jane Krakowski- 30 Rock
• Holland Taylor- Two And A Half Men
• Julie Bowen- Modern Family

Outstanding Reality Program

• Antiques Roadshow
• Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List
• Jaime Oliver’s Food Revolution
• Dirty Jobs
• Mythbusters
• Undercover Boss

Outstanding Reality- Competition Program

• The Amazing Race
• American Idol
• Dancing with the Stars
• Project Runway
• Top Chef