LOS ANGELES: Hit TV show “Glee” topped the list of nominees for the public-voted People’s Choice awards announced Tuesday, while Sandra Bullock and singer Katy Perry were also among the most short-listed.

Veteran actor Robin Williams, who won his first People’s Choice Award in 1979 for “Mork and Mindy,” won another nomination nearly 35 years later in the same category, favorite actor in a new TV series, for “The Crazy Ones.”

“Bridesmaids” star Melissa McCarthy was the only actress to win nods in both movie and TV categories, as favorite comedy actress on the small screen, and favorite comedy movie actress.

Musical series “Glee” had the most nominations overall with eight, while Perry was the top music nominee with five, and Bullock garnered five nods to top the movie categories.

On the big screen front, the nominees for favorite movie were all sequels: “Despicable Me 2,” “Fast & Furious 6,” “Iron Man 3,” “Monsters University” and “Star Trek Into Darkness.”

Best network TV drama nods went to “Chicago Fire,” “The Good Wife,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Nashville” and “Parenthood.”

More than 160 million votes were cast to produce nominee shortlists for the awards, to be handed out on Jan. 8 at the Nokia Theater in downtown Los Angeles.