Exactly What Do Creative Arts Emmy Wins Mean for that Systems?

The brand new problem of "The Hollywood Reporter" stops working the count internet-by-internet in the Sept. 10 Creative Arts Emmys event and exactly what the honours mean for that large show.Cinemax: 15 A number one 7 wins for "Boardwalk Empire" -- in groups including art direction and casting that "Mad Males" won this past year -- might predict a brand new drama series champion crowned Sept. 18.FOX : 9 "Glee" won only 2 Emmys despite 9 noms in creative arts groups along with a campaign that centered on the behind-the-moments effort needed to drag from the show.CBS: 7 Shaun Probst's 4th consecutive win for reality host is a little surprising thinking about "Survivor" wasn't even nominated this season within the reality-competition series category.NBC: 5 "Saturday Evening Live's" 3 wins -- including for host Justin Timberlake as comedy guest actor -- brings its all-time total to 34.History, Discovery: 4 Switching groups compensated off for "Most harmful Catch," which required the very best reality series prize after many years of nominations (but no wins) for nonfiction series.ABC: 3 Loretta Devine ("Grey's Anatomy") scoring the drama guest actress statuette may be the upset from the evening because she beat the kind of Alfre Woodard ("True Bloodstream"), Julia Stiles ("Dexter") and Mary McDonnell ("The Closer").Cartoon Network, ReelzChannel: 3 Large wins for "The Kennedys" (hair-styling, makeup, seem mixing) really are a coup for Reelz, that will televise the ceremony Sept. 17 and may now promote itself being an Emmy-winning network.AMC, Comedy Central: 2 "Futurama's" second win for animated program is its first because the show wasresurrected in 2008 by Comedy Central after being canceled by Fox in 2003.Disney Funnel, Showtime: 2 "The Borgias'" dual wins (costumes, primary title music) should relieve a number of Showtime's disappointment in the Jeremy Irons drama being shut from the coveted series and acting groups. The Hollywood Reporter