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GH's Kimberly McCullough voted Most Snubbed for a Daytime Emmy Pre-Nom!

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The votes are in and have been tallied. And in a record number of votes for this website, we can reveal the highest vote getters and performers, who you the fans felt was the most deserving of a Daytime Emmy Pre-Nomination but was MIA from the second round ballot and overlooked in our weekend long Daytime Emmy Snub Poll!
There was a very tight race for the top spot, but in the end voters felt that General Hospital’s Kimberly McCullough (Robin) deserved a pre-nomination the most over the other candidates for her stirring and moving performance in 2010 with 22.5% of the votes. The second runner-up and separated by less than 40 votes was her GH castmate, Dominic Zamprogna (Dante) who received 20.49% of the votes. Both McCullough and Zamprogna were left off the Supporting Actress and Actor categories ballot for a pre-nom.
Third runner-up went to Days of our Lives, Crystal Chappell (Carly) who failed to get out of the gate for a Lead Actress Pre-Nom. Chappell received 11.45& of the vote. The fourth spot went to Florencia Lozano (Tea) who was overlooked in the Lead Actress Pre-Noms from One Life to Live. The talented Lozano received 11.28% of the vote. And, rounding out the top five was The Young and the Restless‘, Michael Muhney (Adam) who received 7.16% of the vote.
Other performers receiving high totals were DAYS Suzanne Rogers (Maggie) and Eric Martsolf, (Brady), and The Young and the Restless‘, Stacy Haiduk (Emily/Patty), Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki,) and Eric Braeden (Victor).
In the write-in category, fans wrote in the name most of General Hospital’s Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth), who unfortunately was not eligible anyway, since she was not even on the GH pre-pre nomination ballot, and so thus, she was not snubbed for a pre-nomination like the other candidates were above.
Thanks to all who took the time to put write their comments, opinions, let their voice be heard, and voted in our poll! Now it’s on to see who actually gets into the final round when the nominations are announced by NATAS on May 11th.
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Friday night at the 49th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, the night’s big winners in daytime drama, talk shows and more, shared their first moments of their victories in the press room where they were greeted by the paparazzi, journalists and electronic media outlets from around the country.
Getting their first snaps with Emmy gold were General Hospital winners: Frank Valentini (Drama Series), Nicholas Alexander Chavez (Younger Performer), Jeff Kober (Supporting Actor), Kelly Thiebaud (Supporting Actress) along with Allison Reames Smith and Phideaux Xavier (Directing Drama Series).
Days of our Lives was represented with a win for Ron Carlivati and his writing team, while The Bold and the Beautiful long-running cast member, John McCook finally received the Lead Actor top prize, while The Young and the Restless’ Mishael Morgan made Daytime Emmy-history taking home the gold in the Lead Actress category. Talk show host, Tamron Hall celebrated her win as well.
Take a look at some of those moments in our ‘Winners Circle’ Photo gallery below.
Now, let us know, which of these winners were you most happy to see receive a gold statuette? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

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The 49th Annual Daytime Emmys were held on Friday night and for the first time since 2019 and the coronavirus pandemic, the event was live and the red carpet was back in full swing.
Many of your favorites from Days of our Lives, General Hospital, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful showed their glam side and celebrated being part of the genre with their own fashion statements. In addition, many notables from daytime talk shows, game shows and more were on-hand and also walked the carpet.
After the arrivals, the nominated guests, cast members, and colleagues went inside to the Pasadena Civic Auditorium for the presentation of the awards which were live on CBS and streamed on Paramount+. (Find out who won here)
Now below, check out some of the red carpet arrivals from daytime’s biggest night of the year.
Then, let us know, who do you think was the Best Dressed? Who looked most dashing? Which couple complimented each others look, well? Share your picks and thoughts via the comment section.

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49th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards: General Hospital, B&B’s John McCook and Y&R’s Mishael Morgan Take Top Honors

Friday night, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ (NATAS) 49th annual Daytime Emmy Awards were handed out in 15 categories on a live telecast on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. When the dust settled, it was ABC’s General Hospital who took the night’s top prize for Outstanding Daytime Drama Series.
This marks GH’s continued record-breaking number of wins in this category and brings it up to 15 victories for the iconic show, which is currently in its 59th year on the air. GH’s executive producer, Frank Valentini accepted the award on behalf of everyone connected with the show, when Drew Barrymore presented the final award of the night.

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The night also brought with it the historic win of The Young and the Restless’ Mishael Morgan (Amanda Sinclair). The actress became the first black actress in Daytime Emmy history to ever take home the Lead Actress Daytime Emmy. In the emotional highpoint of the evening, in terms of acceptance speeches and significance, Morgan spoke to the current generation breaking glass ceilings.
Morgan expressed: “We are breaking glass ceilings left right and center and I am so honored to be a vessel and to experience this moment. Everybody out there today, we can do this thing called equality and unity together.” In her speech, Mishael shared: “I was born on a tiny island in the Caribbean, and I’m now standing on an international stage and I am being honored regardless of the color of my skin, regardless of my passport, for being the best at what I do, Now there are little girls around the world and no matter what the industry, the vocation they can strive to be the best.”
Veteran actor, John McCook who has played Eric Forrrester on The Bold and the Beautiful for over 35 years, finally won his first ever Emmy after four previous nominations in the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

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The Supporting Actor and Actress in a Drama Series trophies went to two standouts from General Hospital, Kelly Thiebaud (Britt) and Jeff Kober (Cyrus), while Nicholas Alexander Chavez (Spencer), added another mantle to the GH trophy case with his first win for Outstanding Younger Performer.
Days of our Lives writing team led by Ron Carlivati took home the gold for Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series, while GH won for Direction.
The biggest winner in terms of total gold belonged to The Kelly Clarkson Show. When all was said and done, between the Creative Arts ceremonies held last weekend, and last night, the talk show took home 7 awards including: Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show and Talk Show Host. General Hospital followed with five total wins for Daytime Emmys 2022.
The ceremonies featured DAYS Suzanne Rogers (Maggie) anchoring the Lifetime Achievement Award presentation to her longtime co-star John Aniston (Victor), who was not present, with the help of John’s daughter, Jennifer Aniston, who was seen on tape.
Susan Lucci (Ex-Erica, All My Children) made her first public appearance since the passing of her beloved husband, Helmut Huber and introduced the In Memoriam segment. Grammy-winner Michael Bolton performed his classic tune “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You” during the tribute.
Entertainment Tonight’s Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner were the hosts for the telecast, and with the overturning of the Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade decision on everyone’s mind last night, Turner gave a nod to how she and so many others felt, when Frazier told her how nice she looked in her dress. Nishcelle commented, “I chose this dress. It was my choice.” That moment received huge applause from the audience in attendance.
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Outstanding Daytime Drama Series
General Hospital
Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama, Actress
Mishael Morgan, The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Lead Performance In A Daytime Drama, Actor
John McCook, The Bold and the Beautiful
Outstanding Supporting Performance, Actor, in a Daytime Drama
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Outstanding Supporting Performance, Actress, in a Daytime Drama
Kelly Thiebaud, General Hospital
Outstanding Younger Performer in a Drama Series
Nicholas Chavez, General Hospital
Outstanding Writing Team For a Daytime Drama
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Outstanding Directing Team for a Drama Series
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Outstanding Game Show Host
Steve Harvey, Family Feud
Outstanding Game Show
Jeopardy!
Outstanding Entertainment News Series
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Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host
Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show
Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show
Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show
Outstanding Informative Talk Show Host
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Agree on the results. Kimberly and Dominic were outstanding and it’s a shame but lets hope to see them next year.
It’s unfortunate, because Kim truly deserved the nomination this year. As did Florencia.
Dominic SO deserved a nom. hopefully the TPTB see this and see what fans really think
(that their emmy system is crap)
I don’t think Kim deserves a nom, her acting is not that good. Dom is a great actor and deserves a nom, he just needs to do something with his hair, why is he wearing the cindy williams cut? (shirley, from laverne & shirley).
That’s your opinion and I’m sorry, but I respectfully disagree. JT was nominated in the supporting category and I love him and Patrick Drake. But Kim (Robin) knocked that entire cheating storyline out of the park when she learned what her husband had done with Lisa. It’s clear others felt the same way. And when you have actors on the list who did NOTHING last year, it’s fine to say someone isn’t very good, because acting is all subjective, but she had valid storyline and EASILY could have, and should have, taken the place of anyone else on her show… Read more »
I stand by my opinion because I’ve watched since she first debuted, I didn’t think her acting was any good then and I still don’t.
And that’s good for you. I stand by my opinion as well, reason why I stated that it was your opinion. Obviously, we differ and that was my entire point. Different Strokes. Moving along. –>
Notme, I totally agree with you!! That chick is awful.
I am surprised Florencia Lozano didn’t get more votes. I thought she did a phenomal job portraying someone who was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.
phenomenal…sorry for the spelling error.
Couldn’t agree more! In so many ways, she was the heart of OLTL this past year and it would have been nice to have seen that work rewarded.
I wish Kim M. would take her not acting self of GH. Her acting is so painful to watch, think of nails on a chalk board, ugh!!!!. Kim when you leave take Vanessa M. with you, the Kardashians are looking for their long lost sisters.
Dom should have recvd the nomination, I was worried on who I thought did better jj or dom, and dom did not even get recognized umbelievable, and wrong imo!!
My picks: Best Actor: Michael Muhney Y&R Best Actress Melody Thomas Scott Y&R Best Supporting Actor Johnathan Jackson GH Best Supporting Actress Suzanne Rogers Days Best Young Actor Chad Duell GH Young Actress Marcy Rylan Y&R!
kimber is one of the best soap actresses out there
Well, now I know why Michael Muhney totally trashed the process. He was not selected. Poor sport. He’s good but, so is practically the entire Y&R cast. He can take a seat next to the grumptacular Tristan Rogers who clearly has the same ax to grind. They can spend the entire evening singing ‘It shoulda been me” although the fact is; if it shoulda, it woulda!