More Accolades for LOST!

Thanks to Howie for the heads up.

NBC's "30 Rock" and AMC's "Mad Men" are in contention to repeat as TV series winners of Producers Guild Awards.
The PGA, which announced the small-screen nods Monday, tapped "30 Rock" in the Danny Thomas episodic comedy series category to go up against a pair of Showtime skeins -- "Californication" and "Weeds" -- along with HBO's "Entourage" and NBC's "The Office." "30 Rock" has won the trophy for two straight years.

Showtime scored four nominations of the 20 TV nods announced Monday.

"Mad Men" has been selected in the Norman Felton episodic drama category along with AMC's "Breaking Bad," Showtime's "Dexter," ABC's "Lost" and HBO's "True Blood."

The winners will be announced Jan. 24 at the PGA Awards ceremonies at the Hollywood Palladium.

The org, which reps over 4,000 producers, also announced nominees for the non-fiction trophy -- CBS's "60 Minutes," Discovery's "The Deadliest Catch," A&E's "Intervention," Bravo's "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the ‘D' List" and Showtime's "This American Life." "60 Minutes" won the award for 2008.

In the live entertainment-competition category, nods went to CBS's "The Amazing Race," Fox's "American Idol," Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," Lifetime's "Project Runway" and Bravo's "Top Chef." "The Colbert Report" is the most recent winner of the category.

Source: Variety