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Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Awarded for	Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Country	United States
Currently held by	Melissa McCarthy, Mike & Molly (2011)
Official website	http://www.emmys.com/

This is a list of winners of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. The award was first presented in 1953, but was not awarded again until 1959. It has been presented every year since then (excluding 1965).

Contents

1 Superlatives
2 Award winners and nominations
- 2.1 1950s
- 2.2 1960s
- 2.3 1970s
- 2.4 1980s
- 2.5 1990s
- 2.6 2000s
- 2.7 2010s
3 Total awards
4 Multiple winners
5 Multiple nominees
6 See also
7 References

Superlatives

Superlative	Lead Actress - Comedy Series		Supporting Actress - Comedy Series		Overall
Actress with most awards	Candice Bergen, Mary Tyler Moore	5	Rhea Perlman, Doris Roberts	4	Candice Bergen, Mary Tyler Moore	5
Actress with most nominations	Mary Tyler Moore	10	Rhea Perlman, Loretta Swit	10	Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Betty White	12
Actress with most nominations without ever winning	Jane Kaczmarek	7	Julia Duffy	7	Julia Duffy, Jane Kaczmarek	7
Television program with most wins	Murphy Brown	5	Cheers, The Mary Tyler Moore Show	6	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	9
Television program with most nominations	The Golden Girls	15	Cheers, The Mary Tyler Moore Show	12	The Golden Girls	22

Award winners and nominations

1950s

1952: Lucille Ball – I Love Lucy as Lucy Ricardo
- Eve Arden – Our Miss Brooks as Miss Connie Brooks
- Imogene Coca – Your Show of Shows as various characters
- Joan Davis – I Married Joan as Joan Stevens
- Martha Raye – The Colgate Comedy Hour as various characters

Award known as Best Comedienne

1955: Lucille Ball - I Love Lucy as Lucy Ricardo
- Gracie Allen - The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show as Gracie Allen
- Eve Arden - Our Miss Brooks as Miss Connie Brooks
- Jean Hagen - Make Room For Daddy as Margaret Williams
- Ann Sothern - Private Secretary (TV series) as Susie MacNamara

1956: Nanette Fabray - Caesar's Hour
- Edie Adams - The Ernie Kovacs Show
- Gracie Allen - The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show as Gracie Allen
- Lucille Ball - I Love Lucy as Lucy Ricardo
- Ann Sothern - Private Secretary (TV series) as Susie MacNamara

1959: Jane Wyatt – Father Knows Best as Margaret Anderson
- Gracie Allen – The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show as Gracie Allen
- Spring Byington – December Bride as Lily Ruskin
- Ida Lupino – Mr. Adams and Eve as Eve Adams
- Donna Reed – The Donna Reed Show as Donna Stone
- Ann Sothern – The Ann Sothern Show as Katy O'Connor

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1960s

1960: Jane Wyatt – Father Knows Best as Margaret Anderson
- Donna Reed – The Donna Reed Show as Donna Stone
- Loretta Young – Letter to Loretta as Loretta Young

Award known as Outstanding Actress in a Series - Lead or Supporting

1961: Barbara Stanwyck – The Barbara Stanwyck Show as Josephine Little
- Donna Reed – The Donna Reed Show as Donna Stone
- Loretta Young – Letter to Loretta as Loretta Young

Award known as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Series

1962: Shirley Booth – Hazel as Hazel Burke
- Gertrude Berg - The Gertrude Berg Show
- Donna Reed – The Donna Reed Show as Donna Stone
- Mary Stuart – Search for Tomorrow as Joanne Gardner
- Cara Williams – Pete and Gladys as Gladys Porter

Award known as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Series

1963: Shirley Booth – Hazel as Hazel Burke
- Lucille Ball – The Lucy Show as Lucy Carmichael
- Shirl Conway – The Nurses as Liz Thorpes
- Irene Ryan – The Beverly Hillbillies as Granny
- Mary Tyler Moore – The Dick Van Dyke Show as Laura Petrie

Award known as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Series

1964: Mary Tyler Moore – The Dick Van Dyke Show as Laura Petrie
- Shirley Booth – Hazel as Hazel Burke
- Patty Duke – The Patty Duke Show as Patty Lane
- Inger Stevens – The Farmer's Daughter as Katy Holstrum
- Irene Ryan – The Beverly Hillbillies as Granny

Award known as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Series

1965: no award

1966: Mary Tyler Moore – The Dick Van Dyke Show as Laura Petrie
- Lucille Ball – The Lucy Show as Lucy Carmichael
- Elizabeth Montgomery – Bewitched as Samantha Stephens

1967: Lucille Ball – The Lucy Show as Lucy Carmichael
- Elizabeth Montgomery – Bewitched as Samantha Stephens
- Agnes Moorehead – Bewitched as Endora
- Marlo Thomas – That Girl as Ann Marie

1968: Lucille Ball – The Lucy Show as Lucy Carmichael
- Barbara Feldon – Get Smart as Agent 99
- Elizabeth Montgomery – Bewitched as Samantha Stephens
- Paula Prentiss – He and She as Paula Hollister
- Marlo Thomas – That Girl as Ann Marie

1969: Hope Lange – The Ghost and Mrs. Muir as Carolyn Muir
- Diahann Carroll – Julia as Julia Baker
- Barbara Feldon – Get Smart as Agent 99
- Elizabeth Montgomery – Bewitched as Samantha Stephens

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1970s

1970: Hope Lange – The Ghost and Mrs. Muir as Carolyn Muir
- Elizabeth Montgomery – Bewitched as Samantha Stephens
- Marlo Thomas – That Girl as Ann Marie

1971: Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Marlo Thomas – That Girl as Ann Marie
- Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards

1972: Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Sandy Duncan – Funny Face as Sandy Stockton
- Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards

1973: Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards
- Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Bea Arthur – Maude as Maude Findlay

1974: Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards
- Bea Arthur – Maude as Maude Findlay
- Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker

1975: Valerie Harper – Rhoda as Rhoda Morgenstern
- Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards

1976: Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards
- Lee Grant – Fay as Fay Stewart
- Bea Arthur – Maude as Maude Findlay
- Cloris Leachman – Phyllis as Phyllis Lindstrom
- Valerie Harper – Rhoda as Rhoda Morganstern

1977: Bea Arthur – Maude as Maude Findlay
- Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Valerie Harper – Rhoda as Rhoda Morganstern
- Suzanne Pleshette – The Bob Newhart Show as Emily Hartley
- Mary Tyler Moore – The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards

1978: Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Bea Arthur – Maude as Maude Findlay
- Valerie Harper – Rhoda as Rhoda Morganstern
- Cathryn Damon – Soap as Mary Campbell
- Katherine Helmond – Soap as Jessica Tate
- Suzanne Pleshette – The Bob Newhart Show as Emily Hartley

1979: Ruth Gordon – Taxi as Dee Wilcox
- Linda Lavin – Alice as Alice Hyatt
- Jean Stapleton – All in the Family as Edith Bunker
- Katherine Helmond – Soap as Jessica Tate
- Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy" Jefferson

1980s

1980: Cathryn Damon – Soap as Mary Campbell
- Katherine Helmond – Soap as Jessica Tate
- Polly Holliday - Flo as Flo Castleberry
- Sheree North - Archie Bunker's Place as Dotty Wertz
- Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy Jefferson

1981: Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy" Jefferson
- Eileen Brennan – Taxi as Mrs. McKenzie
- Cathryn Damon - Soap as Mary Campbell
- Katherine Helmond - Soap as Jessica Tate
- Lynn Redgrave - House Calls as Ann Atkinson

1982: Carol Kane – Taxi as Simka Dahblitz
- Nell Carter – Gimme a Break! as Nellie Harper
- Bonnie Franklin - One Day at a Time as Ann Romano
- Swoosie Kurtz – Love, Sidney as Laurie Morgan
- Charlotte Rae – The Facts of Life as Mrs. Edna Garrett
- Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy" Jefferson

1983: Shelley Long – Cheers as Diane Chambers
- Nell Carter – Gimme a Break! as Nellie Harper
- Mariette Hartley – Goodnight, Beantown as Jennifer Barnes
- Swoosie Kurtz – Love, Sidney as Laurie Morgan
- Rita Moreno - 9 to 5 as Violet Newstead
- Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy" Jefferson

1984: Jane Curtin – Kate & Allie as Allie Lowell
- Joanna Cassidy – Buffalo Bill as Jo Jo White
- Shelley Long – Cheers as Diane Chambers
- Susan Saint James – Kate & Allie as Kate McArdle
- Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy" Jefferson

1985: Jane Curtin – Kate & Allie as Allie Lowell
- Phylicia Ayers-Allen - The Cosby Show as Clair Huxtable
- Shelley Long – Cheers as Diane Chambers
- Susan Saint James – Kate & Allie as Kate McArdle
- Isabel Sanford – The Jeffersons as Louise "Weezy" Jefferson

1986: Betty White – The Golden Girls as Rose Nylund
- Bea Arthur – The Golden Girls as Dorothy Zbornak
- Shelley Long – Cheers as Diane Chambers
- Rue McClanahan - The Golden Girls as Blanche Deveraux
- Phylicia Rashad – The Cosby Show as Clair Huxtable

1987: Rue McClanahan – The Golden Girls as Blanche Devereaux
- Bea Arthur – The Golden Girls as Dorothy Zbornak
- Blair Brown - The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd as Molly Bickford Dodd
- Jane Curtin – Kate & Allie as Allie Lowell
- Betty White – The Golden Girls as Rose Nylund

1988: Bea Arthur – The Golden Girls as Dorothy Zbornak
- Kirstie Alley – Cheers as Rebecca Howe
- Blair Brown – The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd as Molly Bickford Dodd
- Rue McClanahan – The Golden Girls as Blanche Deveraux
- Betty White – The Golden Girls as Rose Nylund

1989: Candice Bergen – Murphy Brown as Murphy Brown
- Bea Arthur – The Golden Girls as Dorothy Zbornak
- Blair Brown – The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd as Molly Bickford Dodd
- Rue McClanahan – The Golden Girls as Blanche Deveraux
- Betty White – The Golden Girls as Rose Nylund

1990s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1989-1990 (42nd)
	Candice Bergen	Murphy Brown	Murphy Brown	CBS
	Kirstie Alley	Cheers	Rebecca Howe	NBC
	Blair Brown	The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd	Molly Bickford Dodd	Lifetime
	Delta Burke	Designing Women	Suzanne Sugarbaker	CBS
	Betty White	The Golden Girls	Rose Nylund	NBC
1990-1991 (43rd)
	Kirstie Alley	Cheers	Rebecca Howe	NBC
	Candice Bergen	Murphy Brown	Murphy Brown	CBS
	Blair Brown	The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd	Molly Bickford Dodd	Lifetime
	Delta Burke	Designing Women	Suzanne Sugarbaker	CBS
	Betty White	The Golden Girls	Rose Nylund	NBC
1991-1992 (44th)
	Candice Bergen	Murphy Brown	Murphy Brown	CBS
	Kirstie Alley	Cheers	Rebecca Howe	NBC
	Roseanne Arnold	Roseanne	Roseanne Conner	ABC
	Tyne Daly	Wings	Mimsy Borogroves	NBC
	Marion Ross	Brooklyn Bridge	Sophie Berger	CBS
	Betty White	The Golden Girls	Rose Nylund	NBC
1992-1993 (45th)
	Roseanne Arnold	Roseanne	Roseanne Conner	ABC
	Kirstie Alley	Cheers	Rebecca Howe	NBC
	Candice Bergen	Murphy Brown	Murphy Brown	CBS
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Marion Ross	Brooklyn Bridge	Sophie Berger	CBS
1993-1994 (46th)
	Candice Bergen	Murphy Brown	Murphy Brown	CBS
	Roseanne Barr	Roseanne	Roseanne Conner	ABC
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Annie Potts	Love & War	Dana Palladino	CBS
	Patricia Richardson	Home Improvement	Jill Taylor	ABC
1994-1995 (47th)
	Candice Bergen	Murphy Brown	Murphy Brown	CBS
	Roseanne Barr	Roseanne	Roseanne Conner	ABC
	Ellen DeGeneres	Ellen	Ellen Morgan	ABC
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Cybill Shepherd	Cybill	Cybill Sheridan	CBS
1995-1996 (48th)
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Ellen DeGeneres	Ellen	Ellen Morgan	ABC
	Fran Drescher	The Nanny	Fran Fine	CBS
	Patricia Richardson	Home Improvement	Jill Taylor	ABC
	Cybill Shepherd	Cybill	Cybill Sheridan	CBS
1996-1997 (49th)
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Ellen DeGeneres	Ellen	Ellen Morgan	ABC
	Fran Drescher	The Nanny	Fran Fine	CBS
	Patricia Richardson	Home Improvement	Jill Taylor	ABC
	Cybill Shepherd	Cybill	Cybill Sheridan	CBS
1997-1998 (50th)
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Kirstie Alley	Veronica's Closet	Veronica Chase	NBC
	Ellen DeGeneres	Ellen	Ellen Morgan	ABC
	Jenna Elfman	Dharma & Greg	Dharma Montgomery	ABC
	Calista Flockhart	Ally McBeal	Ally McBeal	Fox
	Patricia Richardson	Home Improvement	Jill Taylor	ABC
1998-1999 (51st)
	Helen Hunt	Mad About You	Jamie Buchman	NBC
	Jenna Elfman	Dharma & Greg	Dharma Montgomery	ABC
	Calista Flockhart	Ally McBeal	Ally McBeal	Fox
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	Carrie Bradshaw	HBO

2000s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1999-2000 (52nd)
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Jenna Elfman	Dharma & Greg	Dharma Montgomery	ABC
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
	Debra Messing	Will & Grace	Grace Adler	NBC
	Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	Carrie Bradshaw	HBO
2000-2001 (53rd)
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Calista Flockhart	Ally McBeal	Ally McBeal	Fox
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
	Debra Messing	Will & Grace	Grace Adler	NBC
	Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	Carrie Bradshaw	HBO
2001-2002 (54th)
	Jennifer Aniston	Friends	Rachel Green	NBC
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
	Debra Messing	Will & Grace	Grace Adler	NBC
	Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	Carrie Bradshaw	HBO
2002-2003 (55th)
	Debra Messing	Will & Grace	Grace Adler	NBC
	Jennifer Aniston	Friends	Rachel Green	NBC
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
	Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	Carrie Bradshaw	HBO
2003-2004 (56th)
	Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	Carrie Bradshaw	HBO
	Jennifer Aniston	Friends	Rachel Green	NBC
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Bonnie Hunt	Life With Bonnie	Bonnie Malloy	ABC
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
2004-2005 (57th)
	Felicity Huffman	Desperate Housewives	Lynette Scavo	ABC
	Marcia Cross	Desperate Housewives	Bree Van de Kamp	ABC
	Teri Hatcher	Desperate Housewives	Susan Mayer	ABC
	Patricia Heaton	Everybody Loves Raymond	Debra Barone	CBS
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
2005-2006 (58th)
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	The New Adventures of Old Christine	Christine Campbell	CBS
	Stockard Channing	Out of Practice	Lydia Barnes	CBS
	Jane Kaczmarek	Malcolm in the Middle	Lois	Fox
	Lisa Kudrow	The Comeback	Valerie Cherish	HBO
	Debra Messing	Will & Grace	Grace Adler	NBC
2006-2007 (59th)
	America Ferrera	Ugly Betty	Betty Suarez	ABC
	Tina Fey	30 Rock	Liz Lemon	NBC
	Felicity Huffman	Desperate Housewives	Lynette Scavo	ABC
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	The New Adventures of Old Christine	Christine Campbell	CBS
	Mary-Louise Parker	Weeds	Nancy Botwin	Showtime
2007-2008 (60th)
	Tina Fey	30 Rock	Liz Lemon	NBC
	Christina Applegate	Samantha Who?	Samantha Newly	ABC
	America Ferrera	Ugly Betty	Betty Suarez	ABC
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	The New Adventures of Old Christine	Christine Campbell	CBS
	Mary-Louise Parker	Weeds	Nancy Botwin	Showtime
2008-2009 (61st)
	Toni Collette	United States of Tara	Tara Gregson	Showtime
	Christina Applegate	Samantha Who?	Samantha Newly	ABC
	Tina Fey	30 Rock	Liz Lemon	NBC
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	The New Adventures of Old Christine	Christine Campbell	CBS
	Mary-Louise Parker	Weeds	Nancy Botwin	Showtime
	Sarah Silverman	The Sarah Silverman Program	Sarah Silverman	Comedy Central

2010s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
2009-2010 (62nd)
	Edie Falco	Nurse Jackie	Jackie Peyton	Showtime
	Toni Collette	United States of Tara	Tara Gregson	Showtime
	Tina Fey	30 Rock	Liz Lemon	NBC
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus	The New Adventures of Old Christine	Christine Campbell	CBS
	Lea Michele	Glee	Rachel Berry	Fox
	Amy Poehler	Parks and Recreation	Leslie Knope	NBC
2010-2011 (63rd)
	Melissa McCarthy	Mike & Molly	Molly Flynn	CBS
	Edie Falco	Nurse Jackie	Jackie Peyton	Showtime
	Tina Fey	30 Rock	Liz Lemon	NBC
	Laura Linney	The Big C	Cathy Jamison	Showtime
	Martha Plimpton	Raising Hope	Virginia Chance	Fox
	Amy Poehler	Parks and Recreation	Leslie Knope	NBC

Total awards

CBS: 26
NBC: 16
ABC: 7
HBO: 1
Showtime: 2

Multiple winners

2 wins

3 wins

4 wins

Helen Hunt

5 wins

Multiple nominees

2 nominations

3 nominations

4 nominations

5 nominations

6 nominations

7 nominations

8 nominations

Jean Stapleton

9 nominations

10 nominations

Mary Tyler Moore

References

^ O'Neil, Thomas (2000). The Emmys. The Berkley Publishing Group. ISBN 0-399-52611-0.
^ O'Neil, Thomas (2000). The Emmys. The Berkley Publishing Group. ISBN 0-399-52611-0.

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series

1950–1975

Gertrude Berg (1950)
Imogene Coca (1951)
Betty White (1952)
Eve Arden (1953)
Lucille Ball (1955)
Nanette Fabray (1956)
Jane Wyatt (1957)
Jane Wyatt (1959)
Jane Wyatt (1960)
Shirley Booth (1962)
Shirley Booth (1963)
Mary Tyler Moore (1964)
Mary Tyler Moore (1966)
Lucille Ball (1967)
Lucille Ball (1968)
Hope Lange (1969)
Hope Lange (1970)
Jean Stapleton (1971)
Jean Stapleton (1972)
Mary Tyler Moore (1973)
Mary Tyler Moore (1974)
Valerie Harper (1975)

1976–2000

Mary Tyler Moore (1976)
Beatrice Arthur (1977)
Jean Stapleton (1978)
Ruth Gordon (1979)
Cathryn Damon (1980)
Isabel Sanford (1981)
Carol Kane (1982)
Shelley Long (1983)
Jane Curtin (1984)
Jane Curtin (1985)
Betty White (1986)
Rue McClanahan (1987)
Beatrice Arthur (1988)
Candice Bergen (1989)
Candice Bergen (1990)
Kirstie Alley (1991)
Candice Bergen (1992)
Roseanne Barr (1993)
Candice Bergen (1994)
Candice Bergen (1995)
Helen Hunt (1996)
Helen Hunt (1997)
Helen Hunt (1998)
Helen Hunt (1999)
Patricia Heaton (2000)

2001–present

v t e Primetime Emmy Award categories

Programming	Comedy Series Drama Series Variety, Music or Comedy Series Miniseries Made for TV Movie Variety, Music or Comedy Special Directing – Comedy Series Directing – Drama Series Directing – Miniseries, Movie or a Dramatic Special Writing – Comedy Series Writing – Drama Series Writing – Variety, Music or Comedy Program Writing – Miniseries, Movie or a Dramatic Special Reality Program Reality-Competition Program

Performance	Lead Actor – Comedy Series Lead Actor – Drama Series Lead Actor – Miniseries or a Movie Lead Actress – Comedy Series Lead Actress – Drama Series Lead Actress – Miniseries or a Movie Supporting Actor – Comedy Series Supporting Actor – Drama Series Supporting Actor – Miniseries or a Movie Supporting Actress – Comedy Series Supporting Actress – Drama Series Supporting Actress – Miniseries or a Movie Guest Actor – Comedy Series Guest Actor – Drama Series Guest Actress – Comedy Series Guest Actress – Drama Series Host – Reality or Reality-Competition Program

Creative Arts	Animated Program – Less Than One Hour Animated Program – More Than One Hour Voice-Over Performance Casting – Comedy Series Casting – Drama Series Casting – Miniseries, Movie or a Special Choreography Cinematography for a Half-Hour Series Cinematography for a One Hour Series Costumes for a Series Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special Main Title Design Main Title Theme Music Music Composition for a Series Picture Editing for a Comedy Series Picture Editing for a Drama Series Visual Effects for a Series Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries, Movie or Special

Retired	Actor of the Year Actress of the Year Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series

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