Awards for 1973

Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role (Drama/Comedy - Limited Episodes)

WINNER

Tom Brown's Schooldays: Anthony Murphy (PBS)
For parts I-V.

NOMINEES

The Last of the Mohicans: John Abineri (PBS)
For parts I-VIII.
The Life of Leonardo Da Vinci: Philippe Leroy (CBS)

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role (Drama Series - Continuing)

WINNER

The Waltons: Richard Thomas (CBS)

NOMINEES

Kung Fu: David Carradine (ABC)
Mannix: Mike Connors (CBS)
Columbo: Peter Falk (NBC)
Cannon: William Conrad (CBS)

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series

WINNER

The Odd Couple: Jack Klugman (ABC)

NOMINEES

All in the Family: Carroll O'Connor (CBS)
M*A*S*H: Alan Alda (CBS)
The Odd Couple: Tony Randall (ABC)
Sanford and Son: Redd Foxx (NBC)

Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role

WINNER

Long Day's Journey Into Night: Laurence Olivier (ABC)

NOMINEES

Kojak: Telly Savalas (CBS)
For episode "The Marcus-Nelson Murders (#1.0)".
The Red Pony: Henry Fonda (NBC)
That Certain Summer: Hal Holbrook (ABC)

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Drama Series - Continuing)

WINNER

The Waltons: Michael Learned (CBS)

NOMINEES

McMillan & Wife: Susan Saint James (NBC)
Mission: Impossible: Lynda Day George (CBS)

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Drama/Comedy - Limited Episodes)

WINNER

Vanity Fair: Susan Hampshire (PBS)
For parts I-V.

NOMINEES

Cousin Bette: Margaret Tyzack (PBS)
For parts I-V.
The Moonstone: Vivien Heilbron (PBS)
For parts I-V.

Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series

WINNER

Mary Tyler Moore: Mary Tyler Moore (CBS)

NOMINEES

Maude: Bea Arthur (CBS)
All in the Family: Jean Stapleton (CBS)

Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role

WINNER

A Brand New Life: Cloris Leachman (ABC)

NOMINEES

Applause: Lauren Bacall (CBS)
That Certain Summer: Hope Lange (ABC)

Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy

WINNER

Mary Tyler Moore: Ted Knight (CBS)

NOMINEES

All in the Family: Rob Reiner (CBS)
M*A*S*H: Gary Burghoff (CBS)
M*A*S*H: McLean Stevenson (CBS)
Mary Tyler Moore: Edward Asner (CBS)

Outstanding Achievement by a Supporting Performer in Music or Variety

WINNER

The Carol Burnett Show: Tim Conway (CBS)

NOMINEES

A Royal Gala Variety Performance: Liza Minnelli (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Lily Tomlin (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))
The Carol Burnett Show: Harvey Korman (CBS)

Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Drama

WINNER

That Certain Summer: Scott Jacoby (ABC)

NOMINEES

Marcus Welby, M.D.: James Brolin (ABC)
The Waltons: Will Geer (CBS)

Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy

WINNER

Mary Tyler Moore: Valerie Harper (CBS)

NOMINEES

Mary Tyler Moore: Cloris Leachman (CBS)
For episode "My Brother's Keeper".
All in the Family: Sally Struthers (CBS)

Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Drama

WINNER

The Waltons: Ellen Corby (CBS)

NOMINEES

Mannix: Gail Fisher (CBS)
McMillan & Wife: Nancy Walker (NBC)

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy, Variety or Music

WINNER

Liza with a Z: Bob Fosse (NBC)

NOMINEES

Duke Ellington... We Love You Madly: Stan Harris (CBS)
Get Happy: Martin Charnin, Dave Wilson (NBC)
Once Upon a Mattress: Dave Powers, Ron Field (CBS)
Hallmark Hall of Fame: Walter C. Miller (NBC)
For episode "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (#22.3)".

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama - A Single Program of a Series with Continuing Characters and/or Theme

WINNER

Kung Fu: Jerry Thorpe (ABC)
For episode "An Eye for an Eye".

NOMINEES

The Waltons: Lee Philips (CBS)
For episode "The Love Story".
Columbo: Edward M. Abroms (NBC)
For episode "The Most Dangerous Match (#2.7)".

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama - A Single Program

WINNER

Kojak: Joseph Sargent (CBS)
For episode "The Marcus-Nelson Murders (#1.0)".

NOMINEES

That Certain Summer: Lamont Johnson (ABC)
A War of Children: George Schaefer (CBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction of a Variety, Musical or Dramatic Program

WINNER

The Carol Burnett Show: Peter Matz (CBS)
For episode with 'Anthony Newley' and Bernadette Peters.

NOMINEES

The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters: Van Alexander (music director) (Syndicated)
For episode with Debbie Reynolds.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Irwin Kostal (music director) (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction and Electronic Camerawork

WINNER

The Julie Andrews Hour: Robert A. Kemp (cameraman), Ernie Buttelman (technical director), Jim Balden (cameraman), Dave Hilmer (cameraman), Jim Angel (cameraman) (ABC)

NOMINEES

The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour: Barney Neeley (cameraman), Gorm Erickson (cameraman), Tom McConnell (cameraman), Charles Franklin (technical director), Richard Nelson (cameraman), Jack Jennings (cameraman) (CBS)
Apollo 17: Splashdown: E.G. Johnson (technical director), Sam Drummy (cameraman)
For network pool coverage.

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy

WINNER

Mary Tyler Moore: Jay Sandrich (CBS)
For episode "It's Whether You Win Or Lose".

NOMINEES

All in the Family: John Rich, Bob LaHendro (CBS)
For episode "The Bunkers And The Swingers".
M*A*S*H: Gene Reynolds (CBS)
For the pilot episode.

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction

WINNERS

The Julie Andrews Hour: Truck Krone (lighting director) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
Tied with The 44th Annual Academy Awards.
The 44th Annual Academy Awards: John Casagrande (lighting director), John Freschi (lighting director) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))
Tied with The Julie Andrews Hour.

NOMINEE

The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour: John Beam (lighting director) (CBS)

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Variety or Music

WINNER

The Julie Andrews Hour: Bill Davis (ABC)
For episode on 13 September 1972 (with 'Lisa Doolittle' and ' Mary Poppins').

NOMINEES

Flip: Tim Kiley (NBC)
For episode on 16 November 1972 (with Roberta Flack and Burt Reynolds).
The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour: Art Fisher (CBS)
For episode with Mike Connors.

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama - Original Teleplay

WINNER

Kojak: Abby Mann (writer) (CBS)
For episode "The Marcus-Nelson Murders (#1.0)".

NOMINEES

Hawkins: David Karp (CBS)
For episode "Hawkins on Murder (#1.0)".
That Certain Summer: Richard Levinson (writer), William Link (writer) (ABC)

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy, Variety or Music

WINNER

Acts of Love and Other Comedies: Joseph Bologna (writer), Renée Taylor (writer) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

NOMINEES

The Lily Tomlin Show: Lily Tomlin (writer), Karyl Miller (writer), Jane Wagner (writer), George Yanok (writer), Jim Rusk (writer), John Rappaport (writer), Rod Warren (writer), Allan Manings (writer), Richard Pryor (writer), Ann Elder (writer) (CBS)
Liza with a Z: Fred Ebb (NBC)

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy

WINNER

All in the Family: Michael Ross, Bernard West, Lee Kalcheim (CBS)
For episode "The Bunkers And The Swingers".

NOMINEES

M*A*S*H: Larry Gelbart (CBS)
For the pilot episode.
Mary Tyler Moore: Allan Burns, James L. Brooks (CBS)
For episode "The Good-Time News".

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama

WINNER

The Waltons: John McGreevey (CBS)
For episode "The Scholar".

NOMINEES

The Waltons: Earl Hamner Jr. (CBS)
For episode "The Love Story".
Columbo: Steven Bochco (writer) (NBC)
For episode "Étude in Black (#2.1)".

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Variety or Music

WINNER

The Carol Burnett Show: Stan Hart, Larry Siegel, Gail Parent, Heywood Kling, Roger Beatty, Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses, Robert Hilliard, Arnie Kogen, Bill Angelos, Buz Kohan (CBS)
For episode with Steve Lawrence and Lily Tomlin.

NOMINEES

The Julie Andrews Hour: Bob Ellison, Hal Goodman, Larry Klein, Jay Burton, George Arthur Bloom, Lila Garrett, John Aylesworth, Frank Peppiatt (ABC)
Flip: Herbert Baker, Mike Marmer, Stan Burns, Don Hinkley, Richard Hills, Sidney Green, Paul McCauley, Peter Gallay, Flip Wilson (NBC)
For episode on 25 January 1973 (with Sammy Davis Jr., Ed Sullivan and Marilyn Michaels).

Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama - Adaptation

WINNER

The House Without a Christmas Tree: Eleanor Perry (CBS)

NOMINEES

Go Ask Alice: Ellen M. Violett (ABC)
The Red Pony: Ron Bishop (writer), Robert Totten (writer) (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for Entertainment Programming - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series

WINNER

Kung Fu: Jack Woolf (ABC)
For episode "An Eye for an Eye".

NOMINEES

Banacek: Sam Leavitt (cinematographer) (NBC)
For episode "Detour to Nowhere (#1.0)".
Kojak: Gerald Perry Finnerman (CBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for Entertainment Programming - For a Special or Feature Length Program of a Series

WINNER

Night of Terror: Howard Schwartz (cinematographer) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

NOMINEES

The Red Pony: Andrew Jackson (cinematographer) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))
Liza with a Z: Owen Roizman (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction or Scenic Design - For a Musical or Variety Single Program of a Series or a Special Program

WINNER

The Julie Andrews Hour: Brian Bartholomew (art director), Keaton S. Walker (art director) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

NOMINEES

The Carol Burnett Show: Paul Barnes (art director), Bob Sansom (art director), Bill Harp (set decorator) (CBS)
Flip: Romain Johnston (art director) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design

WINNER

The Julie Andrews Hour: Jack Bear (costume designer) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

NOMINEES

Much Ado About Nothing: Theoni V. Aldredge (costume designer) (CBS)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Emma Porteus (costume designer) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))
Appointment with Destiny: Christa von Humboldt (costume designer) (CBS)
For episode "Cortez and Montezuma: The Conquest of an Empire".
Columbo: Grady Hunt (costume designer) (NBC)
For episode "Dagger of the Mind (#2.4)".

Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Mixing

WINNER

Appointment with Destiny: Richard Wagner (sound mixer), Eddie Nelson (sound mixer), Fred LeRoy Granville (sound mixer), George Porter (sound mixer) (CBS)
For episode "Surrender at Appomattox".

NOMINEES

The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau: George Porter (sound mixer), Eddie Nelson (sound mixer), Hoppy Mehterian (sound mixer) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
That Certain Summer: Melvin M. Metcalfe Sr. (sound mixer), Thom Piper (sound mixer) (ABC)

Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming - For a Special or Feature Length Program of a Series

WINNER

Appointment with Destiny: Ed Spiegel (editor), Peter C. Johnson (editor) (CBS)
For episode "Surrender at Appomattox".

NOMINEES

Go Ask Alice: Henry Berman (editor) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
Liza with a Z: Alan Heim (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series

WINNER

The Waltons: Anthony Wollner (editor), Gene Fowler Jr. (editor), Marjorie Fowler (editor) (CBS)

NOMINEES

M*A*S*H: Stanford Tischler (editor), Fred W. Berger (editor) (CBS)
Mary Tyler Moore: Douglas Hines (editor) (CBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Video Tape Editing

WINNER

The Julie Andrews Hour: Nick Giordano (editor), Arthur Schneider (editor) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

NOMINEES

Love is... Barbara Eden: Mike Wenig (editor) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: Walter Balderson (editor), Charles Shadel (editor) (NBC News)
News segments shown within NBC Nightly News with _John Chancellor (I)_ .
Ed Sullivan Presents: The TV Comedy Years: Bill Breshears (editor), Andrew McIntyre (editor) (CBS)
Burt Bacharach in Shangri-La: James H. Rose (editor) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Editing

WINNER

The Red Pony: Ross Taylor (sound editor), David Marshall (sound editor), Fred J. Brown (sound editor) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))

NOMINEES

The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau: Jerry Stanford (sound editor), Charles L. Campbell (sound editor), Bob Cornett (sound editor), Roger Sword (sound editor) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
Short Walk to Daylight: John W. Singleton (sound editor), Sid Lubow (sound editor), Walt Jenevein (sound editor), Brian Courcier (sound editor), Peter Berkos (sound editor), Gordon Ecker (sound editor), George E. Luckenbacher (sound editor), John Stacy (sound editor), James E. Nownes (sound editor) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup

WINNER

Gargoyles: Del Armstrong, Ellis Burman Jr., Stan Winston (CBS)

NOMINEES

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Neville Smallwood (makeup) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))
The Waltons: Robert Sidell (makeup) (CBS)
Kung Fu: Frank Westmore (makeup) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
The Red Pony: Richard Cobos (makeup), Allan Snyder (makeup) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))
The Wide World of Mystery: Marvin G. Westmore (makeup), Michael Westmore (makeup) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
For episode "Frankenstein" (Parts 1 and 2). Aired within ABC's Wide World of Entertainment.

Outstanding Variety Musical Series

WINNER

The Julie Andrews Hour: Nick Vanoff (producer), William O. Harbach (producer), Julie Andrews (star) (ABC)

NOMINEES

The Carol Burnett Show: Joe Hamilton (executive producer), Bill Angelos (producer), Buz Kohan (producer), Arnie Rosen (producer), Carol Burnett (star) (CBS)
The Dick Cavett Show: John Gilroy (producer), Dick Cavett (star) (ABC)
Flip: Monte Kay (executive producer), Bob Henry (producer), Flip Wilson (star) (NBC)
The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour: Allan Blye (producer), Chris Bearde (producer), Sonny Bono (star), Cher (star) (CBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series (First Year of Music's Use Only)

WINNER

Love, American Style: Charles Fox (ABC)

NOMINEES

Ironside: Marty Paich (NBC)
Medical Center: Alexander Courage (CBS)
For episode "Cycle of Peril".

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition - For a Special Program

WINNER

The Red Pony: Jerry Goldsmith (NBC)

NOMINEES

A Brand New Life: Billy Goldenberg (ABC)
Liza with a Z: Fred Ebb, John Kander (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Music, Lyrics and Special Material

WINNER

Liza with a Z: Fred Ebb (composer), John Kander (composer) (NBC)

NOMINEES

The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour: Earl Brown (composer) (CBS)
For episode with Jean Stapleton ("The Gloria Majestic Story").
Kojak: Billy Goldenberg (composer), Bobby Russell (composer) (CBS)
For episode "The Marcus-Nelson Murders (#1.0)".

Outstanding Single Program - Variety and Popular Music

WINNER

Liza with a Z: Bob Fosse (producer), Fred Ebb (producer), Liza Minnelli (star) (NBC)

NOMINEES

Applause: Alexander H. Cohen (executive producer), Joseph Kipness (producer), Lawrence Kasha (producer), Richard M. Rosenbloom (producer) (CBS)
Once Upon a Mattress: Joe Hamilton (CBS)

Outstanding Achievement by Individuals in Daytime Drama

WINNER

All My Children: Mary Fickett (performer) (ABC)

NOMINEES

Days of Our Lives: Macdonald Carey (performer) (NBC)
Days of Our Lives: Wes Kenney (director) (NBC)
The Doctors: Norman Hall (director) (NBC)
For episode on 9 January 1973.
Love Is a Many Splendored Thing: Peter Levin (director) (CBS)
For episode on 17 July 1972.
Love Is a Many Splendored Thing: Victor Paganuzzi (scenic designer), John A. Wendell (set decorator) (CBS)
One Life to Live: David Pressman (director) (ABC)
For episode on 23 January 1973.

Outstanding Program Achievement in Daytime Drama

WINNER

The Edge of Night: Erwin Nicholson (CBS)

NOMINEES

Days of Our Lives: Betty Corday (executive producer), Wes Kenney (producer) (NBC)
The Doctors: Allen Potter (producer) (NBC)
One Life to Live: Doris Quinlan (producer), Agnes Nixon (producer) (ABC)

Outstanding Single Program - Drama or Comedy

WINNER

A War of Children: Roger Gimbel (executive producer), George Schaefer (producer) (CBS)

NOMINEES

Long Day's Journey Into Night: Cecil Clarke (executive producer) (ABC)
Kojak: Abby Mann (executive producer), Matthew Rapf (producer) (CBS)
For episode "The Marcus-Nelson Murders (#1.0)".
The Red Pony: Frederick H. Brogger (producer) (NBC)
That Certain Summer: Richard Levinson (producer), William Link (producer) (ABC)

Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Informational/Factual

WINNERS

A Picture of Us: Shari Lewis (NBC)
ABC Afterschool Specials: William Hanna (producer), Joseph Barbera (producer) (ABC)
For episode "The Last of the Curlews (#1.1)".

NOMINEES

In the News: Joel Heller (executive producer), Pat Lynch (producer), Judy Reemstsma (producer) (CBS)
Make a Wish: Lester Cooper (executive producer), Tom Bywaters (producer) (ABC)
ABC Afterschool Specials: Jameson Brewer (writer) (ABC)
For episode "The Last of the Curlews".

Outstanding Achievement in Choreography

WINNER

Liza with a Z: Bob Fosse (choreographer) (NBC)

NOMINEES

The Julie Andrews Hour: Tony Charmoli (choreographer) (ABC)
For episode with Robert Goulet and Joel Grey.
The Carol Burnett Show: Ernie Flatt (choreographer) (CBS)
For episode "Family Show".

Outstanding Drama/Comedy - Limited Episodes

WINNER

Tom Brown's Schooldays: John McRae (producer) (PBS)
For parts I-V.

NOMINEES

The Last of the Mohicans: John McRae (PBS)
The Life of Leonardo Da Vinci: (CBS, Radiotelevisione Italiana (RAI) (executive producer))
For parts I-V.

Outstanding Achievement by Individuals in Daytime Programming

WINNER

Three on a Match: Bill Cullen (host) (NBC)

NOMINEES

The Hollywood Squares: Paul Lynde (performer) (NBC)
The Hollywood Squares: Peter Marshall (host) (NBC)

Outstanding New Series

WINNER

America: Michael Gill (NBC)

NOMINEES

The Julie Andrews Hour: Nick Vanoff (producer), Julie Andrews (star) (ABC)
Kung Fu: Jerry Thorpe (ABC)
M*A*S*H: Gene Reynolds (CBS)
Maude: Norman Lear (executive producer), Rod Parker (producer) (CBS)
The Waltons: Lee Rich (executive producer), Robert L. Jacks (producer) (CBS)

Outstanding Comedy Series

WINNER

All in the Family: Norman Lear (executive producer), John Rich (CBS)

NOMINEES

M*A*S*H: Gene Reynolds (CBS)
Mary Tyler Moore: James L. Brooks (executive producer), Allan Burns (executive producer), Ed. Weinberger (CBS)
Maude: Norman Lear (executive producer), Rod Parker (CBS)
Sanford and Son: Bud Yorkin (executive producer), Aaron Ruben (producer) (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Sports Programming

WINNERS

Munich 1972: Games of the XX Olympiad: Merrit Roesser (editor), Mike Wenig (editor), James Kelley (editor), Harold Byers (editor), Ross Skipper (editor), Robert Steinback (editor), John Croak (editor), Paul Scoskie (editor), John DeLisa (editor), Conrad Kraus (editor), James Parker (editor), Peter Fritz (editor), Alex Moskovic (editor), Leo Scharf (editor), Edward McCarthy (editor), Lou Torino (editor), Charles Gardner (editor), Jakob Hierl (editor), George Boettcher (editor), Louis Rende (editor), Leo Stephans (editor), Vito Gerardi (editor), G. McBeath (editor), Tom Wight (editor), Nick Mazur (editor), Randy Cohen (editor), Winfield Gross (editor) (ABC)
Official ATAS database lists title as "1972 Summer Olympic Games".
ABC's Wide World of Sports: Roone Arledge (executive producer) (ABC)
Munich 1972: Games of the XX Olympiad: Roone Arledge (executive producer) (ABC)
Official ATAS database lists title as "1972 Summer Olympic Games".

NOMINEES

Munich 1972: Games of the XX Olympiad: Jim McKay (commentator) (ABC)
Official ATAS database lists title as "1972 Summer Olympic Games".
ABC's College Football: Roone Arledge (executive producer), Chuck Howard (producer) (ABC)
Official ATAS database lists title as "NCAA College Football".
NFL Monday Night Football: Chet Forte (producer), Roone Arledge (executive producer), Dennis Lewin (producer) (ABC)
Munich 1972: Games of the XX Olympiad: Keith Jackson (commentator) (ABC)
Official ATAS database lists title as "1972 Summer Olympic Games".
Super Bowl VII: Scotty Connal (executive producer), Roy Hammerman (producer) (NBC)

Outstanding Program Achievement in Daytime

WINNER

Dinah's Place: Henry Jaffe (executive producer), Fred Tatashore (producer), Dinah Shore (star) (NBC)

NOMINEES

The Hollywood Squares: Merrill Heatter (executive producer), Bob Quigley (executive producer), Bill Armstrong (producer), Jay Redack (producer) (NBC)
Jeopardy!: Robert Rubin (NBC)
The Mike Douglas Show: Barry Sand (producer), Mike Douglas (star) (Syndicated)
Password All-Stars: Frank Wayne (executive producer), Howard Felsher (producer) (ABC)

Outstanding Drama Series - Continuing

WINNER

The Waltons: Lee Rich (executive producer), Robert L. Jacks (producer) (CBS)

NOMINEES

Cannon: Quinn Martin (executive producer), Harold Gast (producer), Adrian Samish (producer) (CBS)
Hawaii Five-O: Leonard Freeman (executive producer), Bob Sweeney (producer), Bill Finnegan (producer) (CBS)
Kung Fu: Jerry Thorpe (ABC)
Mannix: Bruce Geller (executive producer), Ivan Goff (producer), Ben Roberts (producer)
Columbo: Dean Hargrove (NBC)
(Shown within The NBC Mystery Movie.)

Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Entertainment/Fictional

WINNERS

The Electric Company: Tom Whedon (writer), John Boni (writer), Sara Compton (writer), Tom Dunsmuir (writer), Thad Mumford (writer), Jeremy Stevens (writer), Jim Thurman (writer) (PBS)
Sesame Street: Jon Stone (executive producer), Robert Cunniff (producer) (PBS)
Zoom: Christopher Sarson (PBS)

NOMINEES

You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown: Charles M. Schulz (writer) (CBS)
Sesame Street: Joe Raposo (music director) (PBS)
For episode on 12 February 1973.
Sesame Street: Robert Myhrum (director) (PBS)
For episode on 17 November 1972.
The Electric Company: Henry Behar (director) (PBS)
The Electric Company: Samuel Y. Gibbon Jr. (executive producer), David D. Connell (executive producer), Andy Ferguson (producer) (PBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction or Scenic Design - For a Dramatic Program or Feature Length Film Made for Television, a Single Program of a Series or a Special Program

WINNER

Much Ado About Nothing: Tom H. John (art director) (CBS)

NOMINEES

Night of Terror: William L. Campbell (art director) (American Broadcasting Company (ABC))
Mannix: Fred Price (set decorator), Jan Van Tamelen (art director) (CBS)
Another Part of the Forest: Jan Scott (art director) (PBS)
Mission: Impossible: Lucien Hafley (set decorator), Gibson Holley (art director) (CBS)
The Red Pony: James Hulsey (art director), John A. Kuri (set decorator), Robert F. Boyle (art director) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))

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