Awards for 1984
Governor's Award
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Primetime Emmy
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Directing in a Variety or Music Program
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Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series
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Outstanding Directing in a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Technical Direction/Camerawork/Video for a Limited Series or a Special
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The Magic of David Copperfield VI: Floating Over the Grand Canyon: Louis Fusari (technical director), Les Atkinson (cameraperson), Bruce Bottone (cameraperson), George Falardeau (cameraperson), Dean Hall (cameraperson), Dave Hilmer (cameraperson), Roy Holm (cameraperson), David B. Nowell (cameraperson), Jerry Smith (senior video control) (CBS)NOMINEES
The 11th Annual American Music Awards: John Allen (technical director), Ernie Buttelman (technical director), Ralph Alcocer (cameraperson), Evan Baker (cameraperson), David N. Banks (cameraperson), Bruce Bonnett (cameraperson), Ron Brooks (cameraperson), D.J. Diomedes (cameraperson), Dale Walsh (cameraperson), Carol Wetovich (cameraperson), Blair White (cameraperson), Bob Greenseth (senior video control) (ABC)Bob Hope's USO Christmas in Beirut: Steve Deaver (technical director), George Falardeau (cameraperson), David Levisohn (cameraperson), Hector Ramirez (cameraperson), Bill Philbin (cameraperson), Bill Church (cameraperson), Mark Sanford (senior video control) (NBC)Body and Soul: Karl Messerschmidt (technical director), Bruce Bottone (cameraperson), George Falardeau (cameraperson), Thomas Geren (cameraperson), Larry Heider (cameraperson), Jim Herring (cameraperson), Michael Stramisky (cameraperson), Jerry Smith (senior video control) (CBS)Mister Roberts: Karl Messerschmidt (technical director), Les Atkinson (cameraperson), George Falardeau (cameraperson), Jim Herring (cameraperson), Mike Higuera (cameraperson), Jerry Smith (senior video control) (NBC)Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Series
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Solid Gold: Robert A. Dickinson (lighting consultant), Frank Olivas (lighting director) (Syndicated)
For show #198.NOMINEES
Outstanding Technical Direction/Camerawork/Video for a Series
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On Stage America: Gene Crowe (technical director), Sam Drummy (cameraperson), Larry Heider (cameraperson), David Levisohn (cameraperson), Wayne Orr (cameraperson), Ron Sheldon (cameraperson), Mark Sanford (senior video control) (Syndicated)
For show #5.NOMINEES
Benson: Herm Falk (technical director), Ron Brooks (cameraperson), Stephen A. Jones (cameraperson), Bill Pope (cameraperson), Donna Quante (cameraperson), Victor Bagdadi (senior video control) (ABC)
For episode "The Governor's Brain Is Missing".Jennifer Slept Here: O. Tamburri (technical director), Les Atkinson (cameraperson), Mike Higuera (cameraperson), Roy Holm (cameraperson), Kurt Tonnessen (cameraperson), Arnold Shapiro (senior video control) (NBC)
For episode "Life with Grandfather".Oh Madeline: Gerry Bucci (technical director), Stephen A. Jones (cameraperson), Art LaCombe (cameraperson), Donna Quante (cameraperson), Iris Rosenthal (cameraperson), Carol Wetovich (cameraperson), Ross Harmon (senior video control) (ABC)
For episode "Book of Love".Solid Gold: Ray Conners (technical director), Jack Chisolm (cameraperson), Rocky Danielson (cameraperson), Frank Geraty (cameraperson), John Gillis (cameraperson), Bruce Oldham (cameraperson), Dick Watson (cameraperson), George Wood (cameraperson), Dick Browning (senior video control) (Syndicated)
For show #98.Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction
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Screen Actors Guild 50th Anniversary Celebration: Ian Fraser (music director), Billy Byers (principal arranger), Chris Boardman (principal arranger), J. Hill (principal arranger), Lenny Stack (principal arranger) (CBS)NOMINEES
The Stars Salute the U.S. Olympic Team: Ray Charles (music director), Jon Charles (principal arranger) (NBC)Live from Lincoln Center: Leonard Slatkin (conductor), Jonathan Tunick (music supervision/principal arranger), William D. Brohn (principal arranger), Glenn Osser (principal arranger), Paul Chihara (principal arranger), Jack Gale (principal arranger) (PBS)
For episode "Marilyn Horne's Great American Songbook".The Magic of David Copperfield VI: Floating Over the Grand Canyon: George Wyle (music director), Mauro Bruno (principal arranger) (CBS)Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series
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Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Limited Series or a Special
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The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts: Bill Klages (lighting director) (CBS)NOMINEES
Purlie, Great Performances: Randy Nordstrom (lighting director), Alan Adelman (lighting director) (PBS)
For episode "Purlie"Frank Sinatra: Concert for the Americas: Fred McKinnon (lighting director), Carl Vitelli (Syndicated)Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series
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St. Elsewhere: John Ford Noonan (teleplay), John Masius (story), Tom Fontana (story) (NBC)
For episode "The Women".NOMINEES
Hill Street Blues: Jeff Lewis (teleplay/story), Michael I. Wagner (teleplay), Karen Hall (teleplay), Mark Frost (teleplay), Steven Bochco (story), David Milch (story) (NBC)
For episode "Grace Under Pressure".Hill Street Blues: Peter Silverman (teleplay), Steven Bochco (story), Jeff Lewis (story), David Milch (story) (NBC)
For episode "Doris in Wonderland".St. Elsewhere: John Masius (writer), Tom Fontana (writer), Garn Stephens (writer), Emilie R. Small (writer) (NBC)
For episode "Newheart".St. Elsewhere: Mark Tinker (teleplay), John Tinker (teleplay), John Masius (story), Tom Fontana (story) (NBC)
For episode "Qui Transulit Sustinet".Outstanding Writing in a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series
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Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program
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Late Night with David Letterman: Steve O'Donnell (writer), Gerard Mulligan (writer), Sandy Frank (writer), Joe Toplyn (writer), Chris Elliott (writer), Matt Wickline (writer), Jeff Martin (writer), Ted Greenberg (writer), David Yazbek (writer), Merrill Markoe (writer), David Letterman (writer) (NBC)
For show #312.NOMINEES
Late Night with David Letterman: James Downey (writer), Gerard Mulligan (writer), Andy Breckman (writer), George Meyer (writer), Steve O'Donnell (writer), Sandy Frank (writer), Merrill Markoe (writer), David Letterman (writer) (NBC)
For show #285.Late Night with David Letterman: James Downey (writer), Gerard Mulligan (writer), Joe Toplyn (writer), George Meyer (writer), Steve O'Donnell (writer), Sandy Frank (writer), Merrill Markoe (writer), Chris Elliott (writer), Matt Wickline (writer), Tom Gammill (writer), Max Pross (writer), David Letterman (writer) (NBC)
For show #291.Saturday Night Live: Andrew Smith (writer), James Belushi (writer), Andy Breckman (writer), Robin Duke (writer), Adam Green (writer), Mary Gross (writer), Nate Herman (writer), Tim Kazurinsky (writer), Kevin Kelton (writer), Andrew Kurtzman (writer), Michael C. McCarthy (writer), Eddie Murphy (writer), Pamela Norris (writer), Margaret Oberman (writer), Joe Piscopo (writer), Herbert Sargent (writer), Bob Tischler (writer), Eliot Wald (writer) (NBC)
For show #378.AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Lillian Gish: George Stevens Jr. (writer), Joseph McBride (writer) (CBS)The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts: George Stevens Jr., L.T. Iglehart Jr., Sara Lukinson (writer), Marc London (writer) (CBS)Outstanding Cinematography for a Series
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Outstanding Cinematography for a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Art Direction for a Limited Series or a Special
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A Streetcar Named Desire: James Hulsey (production designer), George R. Nelson (set decorator) (ABC)NOMINEES
The First Olympics: Athens 1896: Michael Stringer (production designer), Fred Carter (art director), Petros Kapouralis (art director), Terry Parr (set decorator) (NBC)Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program
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Outstanding Art Direction for a Series
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Dynasty: Tom Trimble (art director), Brock Broughton (set decorator) (ABC)
For episode "The Voice", part 2.Fame: Ira Diamond (art director), Leonard A. Mazzola (set decorator) (Syndicated)
For episode "Catch a Falling Star".St. Elsewhere: Jacqueline Webber (art director), Patricia S. Bruner (set decorator) (NBC)
For episode "After Dark".Outstanding Costume Design for a Limited Series or a Special
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Outstanding Individual Achievement - Costumers
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The Dukes of Hazzard: Bob Christenson (men's costume supervisor), Hope Slepak (women's costume supervisor) (CBS)
For episode "Target: Daisy and Lulu".Outstanding Costume Design for a Series
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Mama's Family: Ret Turner (costume designer), Bob Mackie (original costume concept) (NBC)
For episode "Mama's Birthday". Tied with Dynasty.Outstanding Film Sound Mixing for a Limited Series or a Special
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A Streetcar Named Desire: Richard Raguse (production mixer), William L. McCaughey, Mel Metcalfe (re-recording mixer), Terry Porter (ABC)NOMINEES
Flight 90: Disaster on the Potomac: Don Minkler (re-recording mixer), William Randall (production mixer), Mel Metcalfe (re-recording mixer), Bill Thiederman (re-recording mixer) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))The Day After: Charles T. Knight (production mixer), Gary C. Bourgeois (re-recording mixer), Kevin F. Cleary (re-recording mixer), Robert L. Harman (re-recording mixer) (ABC)The Dollmaker: Scott D. Smith (production mixer), Chris Carpenter (re-recording mixer), Gordon L. Day (re-recording mixer), Stan Wetzel (re-recording mixer) (ABC)Kenny Rogers as The Gambler: The Adventure Continues: Keith A. Wester, Gordon L. Day (re-recording mixer), Stan Wetzel (re-recording mixer), Howard Wilmarth (re-recording mixer) (CBS)Outstanding Individual Achievement - Special Sound Achievement
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Ron Estes (stereo recordist), John Strain (stereo recordist) (NBC)
For episode with Linda Ronstadt and Nelson Riddle with Strings.Outstanding Film Sound Mixing for a Series
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Hill Street Blues: David Schneiderman (production mixer), John Asman (re-recording mixer), Bill Nicholson (re-recording mixer), Ken S. Polk (re-recording mixer) (NBC)
For episode "Parting is Such Sweep Sorrow".NOMINEES
The A-Team: 'Fast' Eddie Mahler (production mixer), Jim Cook, Robert L. Harman (re-recording mixer), John Norman (re-recording mixer) (NBC)
For episode "Welcome Back Range Rider".Cagney & Lacey: Maury Harris (production mixer), John Asman (re-recording mixer), Bill Nicholson (re-recording mixer), Ken S. Polk (re-recording mixer) (CBS)
For episode "Bounty Hunter".Falcon Crest: Eddie Knowles (production mixer), John L. Anderson (re-recording mixer), Doug Davey (re-recording mixer), Chris Haire (re-recording mixer) (CBS)
For episode "The Avenger".Hill Street Blues: Bill Marky (production mixer), John Asman (re-recording mixer), Bill Nicholson (re-recording mixer), Ken S. Polk (re-recording mixer) (NBC)
For episode "Praise Dilaudid".Outstanding Video Tape Editing for a Limited Series or a Special
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AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Lillian Gish: Jim McQueen (video tape editor), Catherine Shields (film editor) (CBS)NOMINEES
The Chemical People: Vern Oakley (editor), Catherine Hughes (editor), Nicholas Spies (editor), Christine Ochtun (editor) (PBS)Live from Lincoln Center: Matty Powers (editor), Frank C. Cernese (editor) (PBS)
For episode "New York City Ballet: A Tribute to George Balanchine".Super Night of Rock 'n' Roll: David Fairfield (editor), Andy Zall (editor), Mark West (editor) (NBC)Outstanding Video Tape Editing for a Series
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Outstanding Film Editing for a Limited Series or a Special
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George Washington: Les Green, Donald Douglas (editor), David Wages, Mel Friedman (editor) (CBS)
For part III.Outstanding Film Editing for a Series
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NOMINEES
Outstanding Film Sound Editing for a Limited Series or a Special
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The Day After: Christopher T. Welch (supervising sound editor), Brian Courcier (sound editor), Greg Dillon (sound editor), David R. Elliott (sound editor), Michael Hilkene (sound editor), Fred Judkins (sound editor), Carl Mahakian (sound editor), Joseph A. Mayer (sound editor), Joseph Melody (sound editor), Catherine Shorr (sound editor), Richard Shorr (sound editor), Jill Taggart (adr editor), Roy Prendergast (music editor) (ABC)NOMINEES
Kenny Rogers as The Gambler: The Adventure Continues: Brian Courcier (sound editor), John Kline (sound editor), Joseph A. Mayer (supervising sound editor), Tom Carlin (music editor), William L. Manger (sound editor), Dino Dimuro (sound editor), Bill Jackson (sound editor), Christopher T. Welch (sound editor) (Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS))V: The Final Battle: Ron Tinsley (supervising sound editor), Alex Bamattre (sound editor), Chick Camera (sound editor), Lee Chaney (sound editor), Larry Kaufman (sound editor), Sid Lubow (sound editor), Ralph Sandler (sound editor), Corinne Sessarego (adr editor), Jay Alfred Smith (music editor), Mark Southern (music editor) (NBC)
For part II.Flight 90: Disaster on the Potomac: Bill Wistrom (supervising sound editor/adr editor), Sam Black (sound editor), Doug Gray (sound editor), Mace Matiosian (sound editor), Bill Thiederman (sound editor), David A. Whittaker (sound editor), John Mick (music editor) (NBC)A Streetcar Named Desire: James Troutman (supervising sound editor), David D. Caldwell (sound editor), Terry Chambers (sound editor), Russ Hill (sound editor), Chris Jargo (sound editor), Anthony Magro (sound editor), Richard Raderman (sound editor), Dan Thomas (sound editor), Tally Paulos (adr editor), Steve Livingston (music editor) (ABC)Outstanding Film Sound Editing for a Series
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Airwolf: Sam F. Shaw (supervising sound editor), Michael H. Ford (sound editor), Donlee Jorgensen (sound editor), Mark Roberts (sound editor), Breck Warwick (sound editor), Bob Weatherford (sound editor), Michael D. Wilhoit (sound editor), Nicholas Vincent Korda (adr editor), Gene L. Gillette (music editor) (CBS)NOMINEES
Falcon Crest: Bill Wistrom (supervising sound editor), Mace Matiosian (sound editor), Joanie Diener (music editor) (CBS)
For episode "Ashes to Ashes".Hill Street Blues: Sam Horta (supervising editor), Denise Horta (sound editor/adr editor), Ted Johnston (sound editor), Constance A. Kazmer (sound editor), Gary Krivacek (sound editor), David John West (sound editor), Allan K. Rosen (music editor) (NBC)
For episode "Parting is Such Sweep Sorrow".Ripley's Believe It or Not!: David R. Elliott (supervising sound editor), Anthony Mazzei (sound editor), Michael J. Mitchell (sound editor/adr editor/music editor), David A. Whittaker (sound editor) (ABC)
For episode "Hindenburg".Simon & Simon: Kyle Wright (supervising sound editor), Bruce Bell (sound editor), Golden Felton (sound editor), Phil Haberman (sound editor), Donlee Jorgensen (sound editor), Ian MacGregor-Scott (sound editor), Don Tomlinson (sound editor), Sabato Fiorello (adr editor), Dave Kahn (music editor) (CBS)
For episode "Betty Grable Flies Again".Outstanding Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects for a Limited Series or a Special
WINNER
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Ray Charles: A Man & His Soul: Jerry Clemans (post-production mixer), Don Worsham (production mixer), Craig Porter (sound effects)
Syndicated.Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus 114th Edition: Eric Levinson (post-production), Don Worsham (production mixer), Barbara Issak (sound effects) (CBS)The Magic of David Copperfield VI: Floating Over the Grand Canyon: Joe Ralston (production mixer), Richard Masci (pre-production mixer), Jerry Clemans (post-production mixer), David E. Fluhr (sound effects) (CBS)Outstanding Individual Achievement - Special Visual Effects
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The Day After: Robert Blalack (graphic artist), Nancy Rushlow (graphic artist), Dan Pinkham (graphic artist), Chris Regan (graphic artist), Larry Stevens (graphic artist), Dan Nosenchuck (graphic artist), Christofer Dierdorff (graphic artist) (ABC)NOMINEE
V: The Final Battle: Jack Hulen (graphic artist), Phillip Feiner (graphic artist), Michael Glickman (graphic artist), Steve Rundell (graphic artist), Ken Smith (graphic artist), Charles Strongo (graphic artist), Charlie Ulm (graphic artist), Doug Ulm (graphic artist), Marvin Zenzeper (graphic artist), Richard L. Bennett (graphic artist), Charles McKimson (graphic artist) (NBC)Outstanding Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects for a Series
WINNER
Real People: Mark Hanes (production mixer), Stu Fox (pre-production mixer), Dean Okrand (post-production mixer), Edward F. Suski (sound effects) (NBC)
For episode "Hawaii Show - Sarah's Wedding".NOMINEES
Benson: Rich Jacob (production mixer), Allen Patapoff (post-production mixer), Ross Davis (sound effects) (ABC)
For episode "Down the Drain".Cheers: Gordon Klimuck (production mixer), Thomas J. Huth (post-production mixer), Sam Black (sound effects), Doug Gray (pre-production mixer) (NBC)
For episode "No Help Wanted".Fame: John Oliver (production mixer), Jerry Clemans (post-production mixer), Paul Hochman (sound effects), Lyle J. Burbridge (pre-production mixer) (Syndicated)
For episode "Lisa's Song".Fame: John Oliver (production mixer), Frank Wolf (pre-production mixer), Jerry Clemans (post-production mixer), Ross Davis (sound effects) (Syndicated)
For episode "Break Dance".Outstanding Achievement in Makeup
WINNER
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V: The Final Battle: Leo Lotito Jr., Werner Keppler (makeup), Marvin G. Westmore (makeup), Alan Fama (NBC)
For part II.Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)
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NOMINEES
Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Limited Series or a Special (Dramatic Underscore)
WINNER
NOMINEES
Concealed Enemies, Part I: Suspicion: Jonathan Tunick (composer) (PBS)
For part III ("Investigation").Outstanding Achievement in Music and Lyrics
WINNER
Here's Television Entertainment: Buz Kohan (lyricist), Larry Grossman (composer) (NBC)
For the song "Gone Too Soon".NOMINEES
Fame: Earl Brown (composer/lyricist), Jean-Pierre Philippe (lyricist) (Syndicated)
For the song "Whatever Happened to the Heroes?".
For episode "Catch a Falling Star".Fame: Gary Portnoy (composer/lyricist), Susan Sheridan (composer/lyricist) (Syndicated)
For the song "I Still Believe In Me".
For episode "Break Dance".Burnett Discovers Domingo: Ken Welch (composer/lyricist), Mitzie Welch (composer/lyricist) (CBS)
For the song "No Time Now".Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Program
WINNER
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts: Nick Vanoff (producer), George Stevens Jr. (CBS)NOMINEES
Late Night with David Letterman: Jack Rollins (executive producer), Barry Sand (producer), David Letterman (host) (NBC)The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Frederick De Cordova (executive producer), Peter Lassally (producer), Johnny Carson (host) (NBC)The 38th Annual Tony Awards: Alexander H. Cohen (executive producer), Hildy Parks (producer), Martha Mason (co-producer) (CBS)Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program
WINNER
NOMINEES
Outstanding Individual Achievement - Classical Music/Dance Programming
WINNERS
In Performance at the White House: Leontyne Price (PBS)
For episode "An Evening of Sprituals and Gospel Music".Great Performances: Dance in America: Merrill Brockway (director) (PBS)
For episode "A Song for Dead Warriors - San Francisco Ballet".NOMINEES
The Metropolitan Opera Presents: Kirk Browning (director) (PBS)
For episode "Centennial Gala", part 2.Live from Lincoln Center: Emile Ardolino (director) (PBS)
For episode "New York City Ballet: A Tribute to George Balanchine".Outstanding Children's Program
WINNER
He Makes Me Feel Like Dancin': Edgar J. Scherick (executive producer), Scott Rudin (executive producer), Emile Ardolino (producer), Judy Kinberg (co-producer) (NBC)NOMINEES
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever: Merrill H. Karpf (executive producer), George Schaefer (producer) (ABC)Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame Street at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Dulcy Singer (executive producer), Lisa Simon (producer), Arlene Sherman (producer), Tony Geiss (producer) (PBS)Outstanding Individual Achievement - Informational Programming
WINNERS
A Walk Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers: Bill Moyers (writer) (PBS)
For episode "Marshall, Texas; Marshall, Texas", which is the title listed on the official ATAS Emmy Awards database.NOMINEE
A Walk Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers: David Grubin (director) (PBS)
For episode "Marshall, Texas; Marshall, Texas", which is the title listed on the official ATAS Emmy Awards database.Outstanding Animated Programming
WINNER
NOMINEE
The Smurfic Games: Tedd Anasti (teleplay), Peyo (story), Patsy Cameron (teleplay), Yvan Delporte (story) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC))Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling
WINNER
NOMINEES
George Washington: Janice D. Brandow (hairstyling supervision), Shirley Crawford (hairstylist), Irene Aparicio (hairstylist), Cathy Engel (hairstylist), Emma M. diVittorio (hairstylist for jacyln smith) (CBS)
For part I.Outstanding Individual Achievement - Graphic Design and Title Sequences
WINNER
The Duck Factory: Ted Woolery (graphic designer), Gerry Woolery (graphic designer) (NBC)
For episode "Filling Buddy's Shoes".NOMINEE
The 56th Annual Academy Awards: James Castle (graphic designer), Bruce Bryant (graphic designer) (ABC)Outstanding Comedy Series
WINNER
NOMINEES
Buffalo Bill: Bernie Brillstein (executive producer), Tom Patchett (executive producer), Jay Tarses (executive producer), Dennis Klein (producer), Carol Gary (producer) (NBC)Family Ties: Gary David Goldberg (executive producer), Lloyd Garver (executive producer/producer), Michael J. Weithorn (producer), Carol Himes (co-producer) (NBC)Kate & Allie: Mort Lachman (executive producer), Merrill Grant (executive producer), Bill Persky (producer), Bob Randall (producer), George Barimo (coordinating producer) (CBS)Outstanding Animated Program
WINNER
Garfield on the Town: Jay Poynor (executive producer), Lee Mendelson (producer), Bill Melendez (producer) (CBS)NOMINEES
The Smurfic Games: William Hanna (executive producer), Joseph Barbera (executive producer), Gerard Baldwin (producer) (NBC)Outstanding Drama Series
WINNER
Hill Street Blues: Steven Bochco (executive producer), Gregory Hoblit (co-executive producer), Scott Brazil (supervising producer), Jeff Lewis (producer), Sascha Schneider (producer), David J. Latt (co-producer) (NBC)NOMINEES
Magnum, P.I.: Donald P. Bellisario (executive producer), Douglas Benton (supervising producer: Hollywood), Chas. Floyd Johnson (supervising producer: Hawaii), Reuben Leder (producer), Rick Weaver (co-producer), Nick Thiel (co-producer) (CBS)St. Elsewhere: Bruce Paltrow (executive producer), Mark Tinker (supervising producer), John Masius (producer), Tom Fontana (producer), Abby Singer (coordinating producer) (NBC)Outstanding Drama/Comedy Special
WINNER
NOMINEES
Adam: Alan Landsburg (executive producer), Joan Barnett (executive producer), Linda Otto (producer) (NBC)A Streetcar Named Desire: Keith Barish (executive producer), Craig Baumgarten (executive producer), Marc Trabulus (producer) (ABC)Outstanding Informational Series
WINNER
A Walk Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers: Mert Koplin (senior executive producer), Charles Grinker (executive producer), Sanford H. Fisher (executive producer), Betsy McCarthy (coordinating producer), David Grubin (producer), Ronald Blumer (producer), Bill Moyers (host) (PBS)NOMINEES
Amazon: Jacques-Yves Cousteau (executive producer/host), Jean-Michel Cousteau (executive producer), Mose Richards (producer), John Soh (producer)At the Movies: Joseph Antelo (executive producer), Nancy De Los Santos (producer), Gene Siskel (host), Roger Ebert (host) (Syndicated)Entertainment Tonight: George Merlis (executive producer), Jack Reilly (producer), Vin Di Bona (producer), Stuart Crowner (coordinating producer), Bruce Cook (coordinating producer) (Syndicated)Outstanding Classical Program in the Performing Arts
WINNER
Great Performances: Horant H. Hohlfeld (executive producer), David Griffiths (producer), Thomas Buerger (producer), Plácido Domingo (host) (PBS)
For episode "Placido Domingo Celebrates Seville".NOMINEES
The Compleat Gilbert & Sullivan: George Walker (executive producer), Judith de Paul (producer) (PBS)Great Performances: Horant H. Hohlfeld (executive producer), Harry J. Kraut (executive producer), Thomas Buerger (producer), Leonard Bernstein (host) (PBS)
For episode "Bernstein: Conductor, Soloist and Teacher".Live from Lincoln Center: John Goberman (producer), James Galway (host), Zubin Mehta (host) (PBS)
For episode "James Galway and Zubin Mehta with the New York Philharmonic".Live from Lincoln Center: John Goberman (producer), Barbara Horgan (producer) (PBS)
For episode "New York City Ballet: A Tribute to George Balanchine".Outstanding Achievement in Choreography
WINNER
Great Performances: Dance in America: Michael Smuin (choreographer) (PBS)
For episode "A Song for Dead Warriors - San Francisco Ballet".NOMINEES
Great Performances: Dance in America: Peter Martins (choreographer) (PBS)
For episode "Choreographer's Notebook: Stravinsky Piano Ballets by Peter Martins".Outstanding Limited Series
WINNER
Concealed Enemies, Part I: Suspicion: Lindsay Law (executive producer), David Elstein (executive producer), Peter B. Cook (producer) (PBS)NOMINEES
Chiefs: Martin Manulis (executive producer), Jerry London (supervising producer), John E. Quill (producer) (CBS)George Washington: David Gerber (executive producer), Buzz Kulik (supervising producer), Richard Fielder (producer) (CBS)Outstanding Informational Special
WINNER
NOMINEES
The Lions of Etosha: King of the Beasts: Aubrey Buxton (executive producer), Colin Willock (producer) (CBS)Great Performances: Dance in America: Jac Venza (executive producer), Judy Kinberg (producer) (PBS)
For episode "Balanchine".Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous: Robin Leach (executive producer), Jim Cross (supervising producer) (Syndicated)The Body Human: The Journey Within: John D. Backe (executive producer), Thomas W. Moore (executive producer), Alfred R. Kelman (producer), Robert E. Fuisz (producer), Bob Eisenhardt (co-producer), Nancy Smith (co-producer) (CBS)
company.