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Anthony Bourdain's CNN series, Parts Unknown, went very well on Thursday morning when Emmy nominations were announced.
The television series, focused on food and culture abroad, received a total of six nominations.
This happens a month after the leader died of an apparent suicide in France at the age of 61.
The Unknown Parts categories have been nominated including Outstanding Cinematography for a non-fiction program, Exceptional editing for a non-fiction document Program, Outstanding or special informative series, Exceptional sound editing for a non-fiction program, Exceptional sound mixing for a non-fiction program, and outstanding writing for a non-fiction program.
For Leah Remini: Scientology And Consequences (A & E), My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman (Netflix), StarTalk With Neil deGrasse Tyson (National Geographic) and Vice (HBO).
Bourdain died on June 8 while he was alone in his hotel room in Kaysersberg, France; he had shot an episode of Parts Unknown in the area, leaving behind a girl named Ariane Bourdain.
The series is a travel and gastronomy show where Bourdain travels the world discovering exotic restaurants and exploring cultures; He has already won five Emmy Awards, and received 11 nominations for writing, sound mixing, editing and cinematography.
In 2013, he landed a Peabody Award.
At the end of June, the series was nominated for an award from the Television Critics Association in 2018.
It's up against 60 Minutes, Blue Planet 2, The Rachel Maddow Show, The War from Vietnam and Wild Wild Country.
Game of Thrones led the pack when Emmy nominations were announced Thursday in Los Angeles.
The show picked up 22 nods, including Best Drama Series, putting just in front of Saturday Night Live and Westworld, who both landed 21 nominations
Meanwhile, Roseanne managed to pick up two nominations despite the The star's racist tweet in May, including Best Actress in a comedy for Laurie Metcalf.
And Samantha Bee could have a very crowded trophy shelf in September, with her Full Frontal series and the show special to benefit efforts in Puerto Rico, winning seven nominations.
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