Allison attended the Emmys this year as a 15-time nominee, this year once again as Lead Actress in a Comedy for her final season playing Bonnie Plunkett on MOM.

Allison attended the Emmys this year as a 14-time nominee , once again as Lead Actress in a Comedy for her role as Bonnie Plulnkett in the 5th Season of MOM.

Allison attended the Emmys this year as a 13-time nominee, again nominated for Lead Actress in a Comedy for her role in the 4th Season of MOM

Allison attended the Emmys this year as a 12-time nominee and moving for the first time into the Lead Actress in a Comedy Series the year after her second win in the Supporting Category for MOM. In addition to being a nominee, Allison also presented at the ceremony.

For Allison’s 3rd and final nomination for Guest Actress on a Drama Series, for Masters of Sex, she attended and presented at the awards show. Watch video here of Allison on stage with Bradley Whitford.

Allison’s historic 7th career Emmy is detailed fully in the section below.

Allison attended this ceremony with her second consecutive nomination for her work on Masters of Sex.

Allison’s second Emmy in one year put her in a rare category of actors. All the details from her sixth career Emmy can be found below!

Allison’s 5th career Emmy award win is detailed fully in the section below:

As her new series MOM was set to premiere, Allison appeared at the 2013 Emmy Awards to present an award alongside her new co-star, Anna Faris.

Allison attended the ceremony as a six-time nominee and four-time winner, this time being nominated and recognized one last time for her work on the final season of ‘The West Wing’

Allison’s 4th career Emmy win, for the fifth season of ‘The West Wing’, is detailed fully in the section below:

Allison was nominated a fourth year running for her role as C.J. Cregg on ‘The West Wing’; however, after three consecutive wins, Allison sat out the winners circle for the first time.