'Lost,' '30 Rock' also up for multiple awards

Put the Directors Guild of America in the "liked the 'Sopranos' finale" camp.

The series finale of HBO's signature show, directed by creator David Chase, is among the television nominees for the 60th annual DGA Awards. Another episode from the show's final season, the Tim Van Patten-directed "Sopranos Home Movies," is also among the nominees for drama series direction.

ABC's "Lost" also collected two nominations in the drama category, for the season finale and "The Brig," directed by Jack Bender and Eric Laneuville, respectively. Alan Taylor's direction of the "Mad Men" pilot rounds out the category.

On the comedy side, NBC's "30 Rock" is the only show with multiple nominations, for the episodes "Rosemary's Baby" (directed by Michael Engler) and "Somebody to Love" (Beth McCarthy-Miller). "Entourage," "Pushing Daisies" and "Desperate Housewives" also got nods in the category.

The Directors Guild will hand out its awards for both movies and television on Jan. 26. Below is a partial list of the TV nominees; the full list is at DGA.org.

Drama Series

Jack Bender, "Lost" - "Through the Looking Glass" (ABC)

David Chase, "Made in America" - "The Sopranos" (HBO)

Eric Laneuville, "Lost" - "The Brig" (ABC)

Alan Taylor, "Mad Men" - "When Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (Pilot)" (AMC)

Tim Van Patten, "Sopranos Home Movies" - "The Sopranos" (HBO)

Comedy Series

Michael Engler, "30 Rock" - "Rosemary's Baby" (NBC)

David Grossman, "Desperate Housewives" - "Something's Coming" (ABC)

Beth McCarthy-Miller, "30 Rock" - "Somebody to Love" (NBC)

David Nutter, "Entourage" - "The Resurrection" (HBO)

Barry Sonnenfeld, "Pushing Daisies" - "Pie-lette" (ABC)

Movie/Miniseries

Jon Avnet, "The Starter Wife" (USA)

Jeremiah Chechik, "The Bronx Is Burning" (ESPN)

Lloyd Kramer, "For One More Day" (ABC)

Mikael Salomon, "The Company" (TNT)

Yves Simoneau, "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" (HBO)

Musical/Variety

Jerry Foley, "The Late Show with David Letterman" - "Show #2773" (CBS)

Louis J. Horvitz, "79th Annual Academy Awards" (ABC)

Jim Hoskinson, "The Colbert Report" - "#3052" (Comedy Central)

Chuck O'Neil, "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" (Comedy Central)

Glenn Weiss, "61st Annual Tony Awards" (CBS)

Reality

Craig Borders, "Who Wants to Be a Superhero" - "Episode 208" (Sci Fi)

Tony Croll, "Shooting Sizemore" - "Episode 101" (VH1)

Scott Messick, "Pros vs. Joes" - "Episode 201" (Spike)

Tony Sacco, "Project Runway" - "Fashion Giant, #403" (Bravo)

Bertram Van Munster, "The Amazing Race" - "Episode #1110" (CBS)