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"Modern Family has picked up six nominations for the inaugural Critics&amp;#039; Choice Television Awards. The ABC comedy picked up a nod for &amp;#039;Best Comedy Series&amp;#039;, while stars Ty Burrell, Ed O&amp;#039;Neill, Eric Stonestreet, Julie Bowen and Sofia Vergara were also recognised. Coming in second with five nominations was Mad Men, which made the shortlist for &amp;#039;Best Drama Series&amp;#039;. Cast members Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery and Christina Hendricks were handed nods in the acting categories. Boardwalk Empire, The Good Wife and Justified each picked up four nominations, while Friday Night Lights, Fringe and The Killing were each handed three. On the comedy side, The Middle, Parks and Recreation and 30 Rock also picked up three nods each. Popular series Glee was only nominated twice, for &amp;#039;Best Comedy Series&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series&amp;#039; for Jane Lynch. However, Courteney Cox - who recently admitted that being snubbed by the Emmys for her role in Friends &amp;quot;hurt&amp;quot; - was nominated for her part in Cougar Town. Shows including Hoarders and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills will battle it out for &amp;#039;Best Reality Series&amp;#039;, while in the &amp;#039;Best Reality Series - Competition&amp;#039; category there will be a fight between shows including American Idol, Dancing with the Stars and RuPaul&amp;#039;s Drag Race. Cat Deeley, who will host the ceremony, has also picked up a nod for hosting So You Think You Can Dance. The Critics&amp;#039; Choice Television Awards will be held in Los Angeles on June 20 and will be live-streamed on VH1.com. The ceremony will be broadcast on Reelzchannel on June 22. &amp;gt; In Full: Critics&amp;#039; Choice Television Awards - Nominees "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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