The very first set of Emmy presenters have officially been announced! Emmy winner Bryan Cranston is among the list of 13 award presenters at the ceremony on Monday, August 25.

We will be seeing plenty of "Malcolm In The Middle" star Bryan Cranston at the Emmy Awards! The "Breaking Bad" actor has yet again been nominated for Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his portrayal of troubled meth-dealer Walter White in the AMC series, which ran from 2008 to 2013. He has already won this Emmy three consecutive times - and this year could very well be his fourth!

"Breaking Bad" is also nominated for Outstanding Drama Series yet again. The series took home the trophy in 2013 for the first time, and although it faces some tough competition this year, the critically acclaimed show could take the cake once again for its final season!

And because Bryan Cranston became a producer in the show in 2011, this counts as another nod to him. So, the "Argo" actor is up for two Emmys this year!

All in all, "Breaking Bad" is nominated for 16 awards at this year's Emmys. Not to mention, the show's team has already picked up 10 wins out of its whopping total of 49 nominations.

Sadly, due to the show ending this year, the 2014 Emmys will be the last time we see "Breaking Bad" nominated at the prestigious awards show.

But the hotly anticipated spin-off, "Better Call Saul," is coming in February 2015, so we very well may see the cast and crew united once again at the Emmys next year.

Will Bryan Cranston appear in "Better Call Saul?" The verdict is still out on that one, with conflicting reports coming from various sources.

While the show takes place before Saul and Walt meet, the Washington Post reports that "executives have hinted that White could make an appearance by virtue of the show's flexible timetable."

On the other hand, Movie Cricket has that the rumors are not true at all. Bryan Cranston explained, "I think it was on the Ashley Banfield show on CNN, and she brought up the speculation. I was just toying with her and said, "I don't know", which created a whole bushfire of rumors. I don't think that we're going to see any kind of rebirth of that show, or that character."

Nonetheless, the "All The Way" actor will still find a way to be involved in the show. "I'm looking forward to going down there next year and directing an episode, though. It's family. They've got the same crew, and it's exciting to think that we can rekindle that flame; that it's still alive," said Cranston.

Will you be rooting for Bryan Cranston and "Breaking Bad" on August 25? Let us know in the comments section below!

Curious about who else will be presenting at the Emmys besides Bryan Cranston? Check out the list below, courtesy of the Television Academy:

Halle Berry - Star of the CBS series Extant

Bryan Cranston - Nominated for Lead Actor in a Drama Series (AMC'sBreaking Bad)

Zooey Deschanel - Star of the FOX series New Girl

Woody Harrelson - Nominated for Lead Actor in a Drama Series (HBO's True Detective)

Adam Levine - Star of the NBC series The Voice

Julia Louis-Dreyfus - Nominated for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (HBO's Veep)

Julianna Margulies - Nominated for Lead Actress in a Drama Series (CBS' The Good Wife)

Matthew McConaughey - Nominated for Lead Actor in a Drama Series (HBO's True Detective)

Jim Parsons - Nominated for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (CBS' The Big Bang Theory)

Amy Poehler - Nominated for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (NBC'sParks and Recreation)

Julia Roberts - Nominated for Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie (HBO's The Normal Heart)

Gwen Stefani - Newest coach for the NBC series The Voice

Kerry Washington - Nominated for Lead Actress in a Drama Series (ABC's Scandal)