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Timmys 2019: The 9th Annual Timmy Television Awards

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THE 9TH ANNUAL TIMMYS TELEVISION AWARDS

The Timmys annually honor the best in television from the past season. Here are the nominees from the 2018-19 television season (winners are in bold):

 Best Comedy Series:
  • Dead to Me (Netflix)
  • Schitt's Creek (POP)
  • Santa Clarita Diet (Netflix)
  • The Kids Are Alright (ABC)
  • Fleabag (Amazon Prime)
Best Drama Series:
  • Killing Eve (BBC America)
  • Succession (HBO)
  • This Is Us (NBC)
  • Homecoming (Amazon Prime)
  • Good Girls (NBC)
Best Actress in a Comedy Series:
  • Phoebe Waller-Bridge - Fleabag
  • Christina Applegate - Dead to Me
  • Linda Cardellini - Dead to Me
  • Drew Barrymore - Santa Clarita Diet
  • Catherine O'Hara - Schitt's Creek
  • Catherine Zeta Jones - Queen America

Best Actor in a Comedy Series:
  • Timothy Olyphant - Santa Clarita Diet
  • Michael Douglas - The Kominsky Method
  • Eugene Levy - Schitt's Creek
  • Ted Danson - The Good Place
  • William H. Macy - Shameless
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:
  • Alex Borstein - The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel 
  • Olivia Colman - Fleabag
  • Laurie Metcalf - The Conners
  • Faith Ford - Murphy Brown
  • Kristen Johnson - Mom
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:
  • Tony Shaloub - The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
  • James Marsden - Dead to Me
  • Andrew Scott - Fleabag
  • Dan Levy - Schitt's Creek
  • Tony Hale - Veep
Best Actress in a Drama Series:
  • Sandra Oh - Killing Eve
  • Jodie Comer - Killing Eve
  • Mandy Moore - This Is Us
  • Julia Roberts - Homecoming
  • Christina Hendricks - Good Girls
Best Actor in a Drama Series:
  • Sterling K. Brown - This Is Us
  • Milo Ventimiglia - This Is Us
  • Richard Madden - Bodyguard
  • Brian Cox - Succession
  • Stephan James - Homecoming
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:
  • Audra McDonald - The Good Fight
  • Susan Kelechi Watson - This Is Us
  • Retta - Good Girls
  • Sissy Spacek - Homecoming
  • Kelly Reilly - Yellowstone
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:
  • Justin Hartley - This Is Us
  • Kieran Culkin - Succession
  • Mathew Macfadyen - Succession
  • Matthew Lillard - Good Girls
  • Johnathan Banks - Better Call Saul
Best Guest Performer in a Comedy Series:
  • Kristin Scott Thomas - Fleabag
  • Quavenzhane Wallis - Blackish
  • Busy Phillips - Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
  • Sally Phillips - Veep
  • Rufus Sewell - The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Best Guest Performer in a Drama Series:
  • Phylicia Rashad - This Is Us
  • Hong Chau - Homecoming
  • Michael Angarano - This Is Us
  • Dabney Coleman - For the People 
  • Alan Alda - The Good Fight
Best Miniseries:
  • Escape at Dannemora (Showtime)
  • Fosse/Verdon (FX)
  • Sharp Objects (HBO)
  • Ordeal By Innocence (Amazon Prime)
  • A Very English Scandal (Amazon Prime)
Best TV Movie:
  • Rent: Live (FOX)
  • Deadwood: The Movie (HBO)
  • Brexit: The Uncivil War (HBO)
Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie:
  • Patricia Arquette - Escape at Dannemora
  • Amy Adams - Sharp Objects
  • Michelle Williams - Fosse/Verdon
  • Emma Stone - Maniac
  • Marisa Tomei - Live in Front of a Studio Audience
Best Actor in a Miniseries or TV Movie:
  • Chris Pine - I Am the Night
  • Sam Rockwell - Fosse/Verdon
  • Benicio Del Toro - Escape at Dannemora
  • Paul Dano - Escape at Dannemora 
  • John Malkovich - The ABC Murders
Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie:
  • Sissy Spacek - Castle Rock
  • Patricia Clarkson - Sharp Objects
  • Eliza Scanlen - Sharp Objects 
  • Margaret Qualley - Fosse/Verdon
  • Vanessa Hudgens - Rent: Live
Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or TV Movie:
  • Chris Messina - Sharp Objects
  • Kyle Chandler - Catch 22
  • Ben Whishaw - A Very English Scandal
  • Norbert Leo Butz - Fosse/Verdon
  • Matthew Goode - Ordeal By Innocence
Have thoughts on this year's winners? Leave a comment below! Thanks for reading!

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