Former suburbanites Odenkirk, Brosnahan among Emmy's top nominees

The Emmy Award nominations announced Tuesday morning might have stirred a bit of déjà vu for those tracking local talents making it in Hollywood.

A number of suburbanites were among the repeat nominees:

• Bob Odenkirk - The former Naperville resident is back with his fourth nomination for lead actor in a drama for "Better Call Saul."

• D.B. Weiss - The former Highland Park resident's "Game of Thrones" set a record Tuesday, with 32 Emmy nominations. He was also nominated for outstanding drama directing and writing.

• Rachel Brosnahan - "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" star and last year's lead actress comedy winner grew up in Highland Park.

• Alex Borstein - Brosnahan's co-star, a former Deerfield resident, earned nominations both for supporting actress for "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and outstanding character voice-over performance for "Family Guy."

• Jane Lynch - "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" nomination streak continues with the former Dolton resident, who received another nomination for outstanding guest actress in a comedy. She's had 12 nominations and four wins in various categories.

• Anna Chlumsky - The former resident of Broadview snagged another supporting actress in a comedy nomination for "Veep."

• Brian Stack - The former Palatine resident received a nod for writing for a variety series for "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert." It's his 18th nomination; he won in 2007 when he wrote for Conan O'Brien.

• "Minding the Gap" - The Oscar-nominated documentary from Rockford's Bing Liu was nominated for an Emmy for documentary or nonfiction special.