The Writers Guild recognizes that Orange Is The New Black was also on this year

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Not to be outdone by the Producers Guild in any way besides money or influence, the Writers Guild met under a shroud of darkness and probably scotch to name their own picks for the year’s best television, according to minor, writerly concerns like “dialogue” or “story.” And as in the Producers Guild nominations, it was a good year for freshman contender Netflix, with the streaming giant-turned-burgeoning network picking up Best Drama nominations for both House Of Cards and Orange Is The New Black—the latter either not falling victim to the Producers’ strange, June-to-May eligibility period, or just being picked anyway by the writers, for whom time is perpetually a blur.

Still, other than the inclusion of Orange, the exclusion of Arrested Development, and a similar acceptance that Mad Men was on this year, producers and writers more or less agreed for once. Breaking Bad, Homeland, Modern Family, 30 Rock, and Veep were all nominated, with the few divergences being Parks And Recreation and The Good Wife—two shows that may not have the exciting “expenditure of money” that producers gravitate toward, but do have the “people saying well-chosen words” that writers enjoy.

In the episodic categories, Breaking Bad, Modern Family, and Orange Is The New Black dominated with multiple nods apiece, while this year’s animation competition amounts to a head-to-head showdown between The Simpsons and Futurama. And the Writers Guild list of best new series put Masters Of Sex and The Americans alongside those aforementioned Netflix shows, then added Ray Donovan on there—presumably because it needed a fifth, and what was it going to say? Betrayal? We’re not even sure that’s a real show. Anyway, here’s the complete list via TV Line.

DRAMA SERIES
Breaking Bad
The Good Wife
Homeland
House Of Cards
Mad Men