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| 1998 | Won | ALMA Award |
Outstanding Program for Children or Youth |
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| 1990 | Won | BMI TV Music Award |
Christopher Cerf
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| 2012 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Todd James Tim Carter John Tierney Jesse Averna |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Frank Biondo (camera operator) Shawn Harkins (camera operator) Jerry Cancel (camera operator) Tom Guadarrama (technical director) James Meek (video control) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Joey Mazzarino Ken Diego Scott Preston Matt Vogel Kevin Clash Nadine Zylstra |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash For playing "Elmo" |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Stephanie Longardo (line producer) Melissa Dino (producer) April Chadderdon (coordinating producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (executive producer) Benjamin Lehmann (producer) Tim Carter (senior producer) |
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Outstanding Sound Editing - Live Action Chris Sassano (sound editor) Dick Maitland (sound effects editor) Jorge Muelle (music editor) Michael Croiter (supervising music editor) Chris Prinzivalli (supervising sound editor) Michael Barrett (supervising sound editor) |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Live Action Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) Michael Barrett (re-recording mixer) Michael Croiter (re-recording mixer) Chris Prinzivalli (production mixer) (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Molly Boylan John Weidman Annie Evans Emily Perl Kingsley Belinda Ward Joey Mazzarino Luis Santeiro Christine Ferraro |
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Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Pete Ortiz (art director) Bob Phillips (production designer) Keith Olson (prop coordinator) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Brian Hemesath (costume designer /live actor) Jared B. Leese (costume designer /live actor) Anney McKilligan (costume designer /muppets) Loryn Brantz (costume designer /muppets) Jason Weber (costume designer /muppets) Rollin Krewson (costume designer /muppets) Lara MacLean (costume designer /muppets) Andrea Detwiler (costume designer /muppets) Michelle Hickey (costume designer /muppets) Heather Asch (costume designer /muppets) Polly Smith (costume designer /muppets) Connie Peterson (costume designer /muppets) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Joey Mazzarino Bill Sherman For song "Don't Give Up" |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Caroll Spinney For playing "Big Bird" |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Leslie Carrara For playing "Abby Cadaby" |
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Outstanding Special Class Directing Kevin Clash |
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Outstanding Special Class Writing Christine Ferraro |
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| 2011 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Bob Phillips (production designer) Rickey Boyd (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Keith Olsen (prop coordinator) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Jason Weber (costume designer/muppets) Loryn Brantz (costume designer/muppets) Jared B. Leese (costume designer/live actors) Polly Smith (costume designer/muppets) Brian Hemesath (costume designer/live actors) Marc Borders (costume designer/muppets) Molly Light (costume designer/muppets) Lara MacLean (costume designer/muppets) Chelsea Carter (costume designer/muppets) Colette Nickola (costume designer/muppets) Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppets) Michelle Hickey (costume designer/muppets) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing John Tierney (editor) Jesse Averna (editor) Tim Carter (supervising editor) Todd James (supervising editor) Rafael Parra (editor) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Shawn Harkins (camera operator) Jerry Cancel (camera operator) Aaron Medick (camera operator) James Meek (senior video) Frank Biondo (camera operator) Tom Guadarrama (technical director) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Scott Preston Ken Diego Nadine Zylstra Joey Mazzarino Matt Vogel Kevin Clash Lisa Simon |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Chris Jackson (lyricist) Bill Sherman (composer) For the song "What I Am" |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Carol-Lynn Parente (executive producer) Tim Carter (senior producer) April Chadderdon (coordinating producer) Benjamin Lehmann (producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Stephanie Longardo (line producer) |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley |
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Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Michael Croiter Dick Maitland Michael Barrett Roger Stauss |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Adam Schlesinger (composer) Molly Boylan (lyricist) For the song "I Wonder" |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Chris Jackson For the song "Rakhi Road" |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Caroll Spinney |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Leslie Carrara For playing "Abby Cadabby". |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Eric Jacobson |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Annie Evans Judy Freudberg Emily Perl Kingsley Joey Mazzarino Molly Boylan Belinda Ward John Weidman Luis Santeiro Christine Ferraro |
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| 2010 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Connie Peterson Molly Light Lara MacLean Rollin Krewson Terry Roberson Polly Smith Anney McKilligan Jason Weber Marc Borders Andrea Detwiler Michelle Hickey Bill Kellard Chelsea Carter |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Tim Carter (supervising editor) John Tierney (editor) Rafael Parra (editor) Todd E. James (supervising editor) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Kevin Clash Nadine Zylstra Matt Vogel Ken Diego Joey Mazzarino Joey Mazzarino Lisa Simon Scott Preston |
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Outstanding Individual in Animation Peter DeSève (character designer) (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). For episode "Abby's Flying Fairy School". |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Joey Mazzarino For playing "Stinky, Murray and Blogg". For Tied with Kevin Clash for "Sesame Street" (1969). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash For playing "Elmo". Tied with Joey Mazzarino for "Sesame Street" (1969). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Tim Carter (senior producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Stephanie Longardo (line producer) April Chadderdon (coordinating producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (executive producer) Ronda Music (producer) Benjamin Lehmann (producer) Melissa Dino (producer) |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Belinda Ward Tony Geiss Annie Evans Emily Perl Kingsley Christine Ferraro Judy Freudberg Luis Santeiro Joey Mazzarino John Weidman Molly Boylan |
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Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Design Whitney Green (producer) Anna Minkkinen (sr. art director) Marisa Fiechter (executive producer) Jakob Trollbäck (executive creative director) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Jerry Cancel (camera operator) Frank Biondo (camera operator) James Meek (senior video) Aaron Medick (camera operator) Shawn Harkins (camera operator) Tom Guadarrama (technical director) |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Belinda Ward (lyricist) Mark Radice (composer) For song "Song About Elmo" |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series David Rudman |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Caroll Spinney |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Christopher Knowings For playing "Chris". |
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| 2009 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer/live actor) Terry Roberson (costume designer/live actor) Andrea Detwiler (costume designer/muppet) Anney McKilligan (costume designer/muppet) Michelle Hickey (costume designer/muppet) Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppet) Polly Smith (costume designer/muppet) Jason Weber (costume designer/muppet) Chelsea Carter (costume designer/muppet) Connie Peterson (costume designer/muppet) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Lisa Simon Jim Martin Nadine Zylstra Ted May Joey Mazzarino Scott Preston Matt Vogel Ken Diego Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding New Approaches - Daytime Children's Miles Ludwig (executive producer) Glace Chou (supervising producer) Tina Moglia (producer) Johanna Egger (senior producer) Alison Folino (producer) Meghann Artes (editor) Russell Zambito (art director) John Caruso (creative director) Jessica Yin (director: online projects) J. Milligan (creative director, head writer) |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). For playing "Elmo". |
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| Lifetime Achievement Award | For its 40 years of educating and entertaining our children, their children and most of us. | ||
| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Mike Renzi (music director/composer) Mark Radice (composer) Russell Velázquez (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Shawn Harkins (camera operator) Tom Guadarrama (technical director) Jerry Cancel (camera operator) James Meek (senior video) Frank Biondo (camera operator) |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Tony Geiss (PBS). For the song "I Don't Wanna Be a Prince". |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Mark Radice (composer) Luis Santeiro (lyricist) (PBS). For the song "Elmo's Ducks". |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Russell Velázquez (composer) Annie Evans (lyricist) Belinda Ward (lyricist) (PBS). For the song "The Additional Expedition". |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Leslie Carrara (PBS). For playing "Abby Cadabby". |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Christopher Knowings (PBS). For playing "Chris Robinson". |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Martin P. Robinson (PBS). For playing "Telly Monster". |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Carol-Lynn Parente (executive producer) Kevin Clash (executive producer) Tim Carter (senior producer) April Chadderdon (coordinating producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Benjamin Lehmann (producer) Ronda Music (producer) Stephanie Longardo (line producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Belinda Ward (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer/writer elmo's world) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) John Weidman (writer) (PBS). |
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| 2008 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Carol-Lynn Parente (executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Crystal Whaley (producer) Tim Carter (producer) April Chadderdon (line producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer/live actor) Terry Roberson (costume designer/live actor) Marc Borders (costume designer/muppet) Chelsea Carter (costume designer/muppet) Andrea Detwiler (costume designer/muppet) Michelle Hickey (costume designer/muppet) Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppet) Lara MacLean (costume designer/muppet) Anney McKilligan (costume designer/muppet) Tom Newby (costume designer/muppet) Connie Peterson (costume designer/muppet) Polly Smith (costume designer/muppet) Jason Weber (costume designer/muppet) (CBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Design Ria Borzak (title designer) Joël Gibbs (title designer) Judd Eschliman (graphic artist) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Makeup Jane DiPersio (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Selbern Narby (editor) Chris Reinhart (editor) John Tierney (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Tom Guadarrama (technical director) Richard Wirth (technical director) Frank Biondo (camera operator) Jerry Cancel (camera operator) Aaron Medick (camera operator) Jimmy O'Connell (camera operator) James Meek (senior video) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Kevin Clash Ken Diego Victor DiNapoli Jim Martin Ted May Lisa Simon Emily Squires Nadine Zylstra (PBS). |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Tony Geiss (PBS). For the song "Get Up, Get Out!". |
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Outstanding Original Song - Children's and Animation Mark Radice (PBS). For the song "See the Signs". |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (production mixer) Michael Barrett (re-recording mixer) Jim Czak (re-recording mixer) Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer/writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) John Weidman (writer) (PBS). |
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| 2007 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (designer) Terry Roberson (designer) Rollin Krewson (designer/muppets) Sarah Luraschi (designer/muppets) Jason Weber (designer/muppets) Andrea Detwiler (designer/muppets) Michelle Hickey (designer/muppets) Jane Pien (designer/muppets) Polly Smith (designer/muppets) Anney McKilligan (designer/muppets) Heather Asch (designer/muppets) Chelsea Carter (designer/muppets) Paul Hartis (designer/muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Selbern Narby (editor) John Tierney (editor) Chris Reinhart (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Mike Renzi (music director) Danny Epstein (music supervisor) Dave Conner (music director) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Nadine Zylstra Ted May Emily Squires Victor DiNapoli Ken Diego Lisa Simon Jim Martin Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Caroll Spinney (PBS). Tied with Kevin Clash for "Sesame Street" (1969). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). Tied with Caroll Spinney for "Sesame Street" (1969). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Carol-Lynn Parente (executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) April Chadderdon (line producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Tim Carter (producer) Crystal Whaley (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (production mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) Jim Czak (re-recording mixer) Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (supervising sound editor) Jim Czak (supervising music editor) Bill Moss (music editor) Bob Schott (sound editor) Carla Bandini-Lory (sound editor) Dick Maitland (sound effects editor) |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer/writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) John Weidman (writer) (CBS). |
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| 2006 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer/live actor) Terry Roberson (costume designer/live actor) Victoria Ellis (costume designer/muppet) Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppet) Sarah Luraschi (costume designer/muppet) Connie Peterson (costume designer/muppet) Jason Weber (costume designer/muppet) Michelle Hickey (costume designer/muppet) Andrea Detwiler (costume designer/muppet) Polly Smith (costume designer/muppet) Jane Pien (costume designer/muppet) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Selbern Narby (editor) John Tierney (editor) Chris Reinhart (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Mike Renzi (music director) Tony Geiss (composer) Dave Conner (music director) Danny Epstein (composer) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (production mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) Jim Czak (re-recording mixer) Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Lyndon Mosse (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). Tied with Jim Fenhagen, Anduin Havens, Pam Peterson, Tamara Dilworth, Aaron Caramanis and Jim Gardner for "Martha" (2005). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). For playing "Elmo". |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Lewis Bernstein (executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (senior producer) Karen Ialacci (coordinating producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Tim Carter (co-producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) John Weidman (writer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Tom Guadarrama (technical director) Dan Stewart (technical director) Richie Wirth (technical director) Jim Meek (senior video) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Jerry Cancel (electronic camera) Jimmy O'Donnell (electronic camera) Kevin Burke (electronic camera) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Victor DiNapoli (director) Lisa Simon (director) Jim Martin (director) Ted May (director) Ken Diego (director) Emily Squires (director) Kevin Clash (director) (PBS). |
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| 2005 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). Tied with Tara Denise, Angelos Petratos, Matthew York and Sean Post for "The Oprah Winfrey Show" (1986). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Ted May Emily Squires Victor DiNapoli Ken Diego Lisa Simon Jim Martin (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Lewis Bernstein (executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (senior producer) Karen Ialacci (producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Tim Carter (co-producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume design - live actors) Terry Roberson (costume design - live actors) Jason Weber (costume design - muppets) Connie Peterson (costume design - muppets) Rollin Krewson (costume design - muppets) Victoria Ellis (costume design - muppets) Sarah Luraschi (costume design - muppets) Polly Smith (costume design - muppets) Michael Schupbach (costume design - muppets) Jane Pien (costume design - muppets) Michelle Hickey (costume design - muppets) Andrea Detwiler (costume design - muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Selbern Narby John Tierney (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Tony Geiss (composer) Glen Daum (composer) Danny Epstein (composer) Dave Conner (composer) Mike Renzi (music director) |
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Outstanding Original Song Tony Geiss (composer/lyricist) (PBS). For the song "Baby, You're So Smart". |
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Outstanding Original Song Mike Renzi (composer) Joey Mazzarino (lyricist) (PBS). For the song "Things Change". |
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Outstanding Original Song Mike Renzi (composer) Molly Boylan (lyricist) Judy Freudberg (lyricist) (PBS). For the song "Who Will Be My Friend?". |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (production mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) Carla Bandini-Lory (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) John Weidman (writer) (PBS). |
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| 2004 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer/live actor) Terry Roberson (costume designer/live actor) Jason Weber (costume designer/muppet) Connie Peterson (costume designer/muppet) Edward G. Christie (costume designer/muppet) Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppet) Victoria Ellis (costume designer/muppet) Sarah Iams (costume designer/muppet) Sarah Luraschi (costume designer/muppet) Polly Smith (costume designer/muppet) Michael Schupbach (costume designer/muppet) Heather Asch (costume designer/muppet) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting director) (PBS). Tied with Candice Dunn for "The View" (1997). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) John Tierney (editor) Selbern Narby (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (production mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Ted May (director) Emily Squires (director) Victor DiNapoli (director) Ken Diego (director) Lisa Simon (director) Jim Martin (director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Lewis Bernstein (executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (senior producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Karen Ialacci (producer) Tim Carter (co-producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Tony Geiss (composer) Danny Epstein (composer) Mike Renzi (music director) Dave Conner (composer) Glen Daum (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series David Rudman (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Chrissy Ferraro (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) John Weidman (writer) (PBS). |
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| 2003 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer) Terry Roberson (costume designer) Edward G. Christie (costume designer/muppet) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer/muppet) Carol Binion (costume designer/muppet) Fred Buchholz (costume designer/muppet) Victoria Ellis (costume designer/muppet) Ann Marie Holdgruen (costume designer/muppet) Kruetz, Phoebe (costume designer/muppet) Rollin Krewson (costume designer/muppet) Connie Peterson (costume designer/muppet) Molly Reynolds (costume designer/muppet) Michael Schupbach (costume designer/muppet) Jason Weber (costume designer/muppet) Carlo Yannuzzi (costume designer/muppet) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Design Randall Balsmeyer (graphic artist) Amit Sethi (graphic artist) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Stephen Lawrence (composer) Danny Epstein (composer) Mike Renzi (music director) Christopher Cerf (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Glen Daum (composer) Dave Conner (composer) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Richie Wirth (technical director) Dan Stewart (technical director) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Jimmy O'Donnell (electronic camera) Jerry Cancel (electronic camera) Jim Meek (senior video) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (co-executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (producer) Karen Ialacci (line producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Judy Freudberg (head writer) Tony DeSena (head writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Sara Compton (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Ian James (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Sonia Manzano (writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Cathi Turow (writer) Adam Rudman (writer) Nancy Sans (writer) Josh Selig (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) John Weidman (writer) Mo Willems (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling Karen Specht (hairstylist) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Makeup Joe Cuervo (makeup artist) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) John Tierney (editor) Selbern Narby (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Ted May (director) Emily Squires (director) Victor DiNapoli (director) Ken Diego (director) Lisa Simon (director) Jim Martin (director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). For playing "Elmo". |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation Blake Norton (production mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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| 2002 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer) Terry Roberson (costume designer) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer-muppets) Carol Binion (costume designer-muppets) Fred Buchholz (costume designer-muppets) Edward G. Christie (costume designer-muppets) Michelle Hickey (costume designer-muppets) Ann Marie Holdgruen (costume designer-muppets) Larry Jameson (costume designer-muppets) Rollin Krewson (costume designer-muppets) Michael Schupbach (costume designer-muppets) Erin Slattery (costume designer-muppets) Karena Wienands (costume designer-muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Stephen Lawrence (composer) Dave Conner (composer) Glen Daum (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Mike Renzi (music director) Danny Epstein (composer) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Emily Squires Ted May Steve Feldman Victor DiNapoli Jim Martin Lisa Simon Ken Diego (PBS). Tied with "The Book of Pooh" (2001). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (co-executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (producer) Karen Ialacci (line producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Special Class Dick Maitland (sfx mixer) Blake Norton (production mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Sara Compton (writer) Annie Evans (writer) Christine Ferraro (writer) Judy Freudberg (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Ian Ellis James (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) David Korr (writer) Sonia Manzano (writer) Joey Mazzarino (writer) Cathi Turow (writer) Adam Rudman (writer) Nancy Sans (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Josh Selig (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) John Weidman (writer) Mo Willems (writer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling Karen Specht (hairstylist) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Mary Ann van Wagner (editor) Mark Weinstein (editor) John Tierney (editor) Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Selbern Narby (editor) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Dan Stewart (technical director) Dick Sens (senior video) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Jimmy O'Donnell (electronic camera) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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| 2001 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard Terry Roberson Edward G. Christie (costume designer - muppets) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer - muppets) Carol Binion (costume designer - muppets) Michelle Hickey (costume designer - muppets) Tom Newby (costume designer - muppets) Alex Ferguson (costume designer - muppets) Erin Slattery (costume designer - muppets) Michael Schupbach (costume designer - muppets) Karena Wienands (costume designer - muppets) Fred Buchholz (costume designer - muppets) Connie Peterson (costume designer - muppets) Rollin Krewson (costume designer - muppets) Jason Weber (costume designer - muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (co-executive producer) Kevin Clash (co-executive producer) Melissa Dino (producer) Karen Ialacci (coordinating producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Molly Boylan Sara Compton Annie Evans Chrissy Ferraro Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Joey Mazzarino Cathi Turow Adam Rudman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Josh Selig Belinda Ward John Weidman Mo Willems (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling Karen Specht (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Makeup Joe Cuervo (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Selbern Narby Mary Ann van Wagner Mark Weinstein John Tierney Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Ralph Mensch (technical director) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Jimmy O'Donnell (electronic camera) Dick Sens (senior video) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Emily Squires Ted May Steve Feldman (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Christopher Cerf (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) Danny Epstein (composer) Mike Renzi (music director) Dave Conner (composer) |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Special Class Blake Norton (production mixer) Bob Schott (re-recording mixer) Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) (PBS). |
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| 2000 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (co-executive producer) Melissa Dino (co-producer) Carol-Lynn Parente (co-producer) Karen Ialacci (coordinating producer) (PBS). |
| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer: humans) Terry Roberson (costume designer: humans) Edward G. Christie (costume designer: muppets) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer: muppets) Karena Wienands (costume designer: muppets) Carol Binion (costume designer: muppets) Michelle Hickey (costume designer: muppets) Fred Buchholz (costume designer: muppets) Ann Marie Holdgruen (costume designer: muppets) Rollin Krewson (costume designer: muppets) Connie Peterson (costume designer: muppets) Jason Weber (costume designer: muppets) Erin Slattery (costume designer: muppets) Michael Schupbach (costume designer: muppets) Alex Ferguson (costume designer: muppets) Tom Newby (costume designer: muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling Karen Specht (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Daniel Kelley (lighting designer) Bill Berner (lighting designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Makeup Joe Cuervo (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Tony D'Alauro Robert J. Emerick Roy Schneider John Tierney |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Ted May Emily Squires Reggie Life Steve Feldman Victor DiNapoli Mitchell Kriegman (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Mike Renzi (music director) Dave Conner (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Jeff Moss (composer) Glen Daum (composer) Danny Epstein (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Sarah Durkee (composer) Paul Jacobs (composer) |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Editing - Special Class Bob Schott Dick Maitland (sound effects editor) |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Special Class Dick Maitland (re-recording mixer) Blake Norton (production mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Molly Boylan Sara Compton Annie Evans Chrissy Ferraro Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Joey Mazzarino Jeff Moss Cathi Turow Adam Rudman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Josh Selig Belinda Ward John Weidman Mo Willems (PBS). |
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| 1999 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (human costume designer) Terry Roberson (human costume designer) Edward G. Christie (muppets costume designer) Mark Zeszotek (muppets costume designer) Stephen Rotondaro (muppets costume designer) Lara MacLean (muppets costume designer) Carlo Yannuzzi (muppets costume designer) Karena Wienands Carol Binion (muppets costume designer) Michelle Hickey (muppets costume designer) Fred Buchholz (muppets costume designer) Ann Marie Holdgruen (muppets costume designer) Rollin Krewson (muppets costume designer) Connie Peterson (muppets costume designer) Jason Weber (muppets costume designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing Tony D'Alauro John Tierney Robert J. Emerick Roy Schneider |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (supervising producer) Carlos Dorta (coordinating producer) Teri Weiss (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Lou Berger (head writer) Molly Boylan Sara Compton Annie Evans Chrissy Ferraro Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Joey Mazzarino Jeff Moss Cathi Turow Adam Rudman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Josh Selig Belinda Ward John Weidman Mo Willems (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Pete Ortiz (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Lisa Simon Emily Squires Ted May Steve Feldman Reggie Life Victor DiNapoli (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Sarah Durkee (composer) Robby Merkin (music director) Danny Epstein (principal arranger) Dave Conner (composer) Jeff Moss (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Gail 'Sky' King (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) Paul Jacobs (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Caroll Spinney (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Editing - Special Class Dick Maitland (sfx editor) Bob Schott |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Special Class Dick Maitland (sfx mixer) Blake Norton (sound mixer) (PBS). |
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| 1998 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Lisa Simon Ted May Emily Squires (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (supervising producer) Carlos Dorta (coordinating producer) Teri Weiss (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Special Class Dick Maitland (sound effects mixer) Blake Norton (production mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Molly Boylan Lou Berger Sara Compton Annie Evans Christine Ferraro Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Joey Mazzarino Jeff Moss Cathi Turow Adam Rudman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Josh Selig Belinda Ward John Weidman Mo Willems (PBS). Tied with Erren Gottlieb, James McKenna, Bill Nye, Michael Gross, Darrell Suto, Scott Schaefer, Kit Boss, Lynn Brunelle, Michael Palleschi, Ian G. Saunders and Simon Griffith for "Bill Nye, the Science Guy" (1993). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Direction/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (art director) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Pete Ortiz (scenic designer) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling Karen Specht (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Ralph Mensch (technical director) Dick Sens (senior video) Jimmy O'Donnell (electronic camera) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Mark Whitman (electronic camera) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costume designer - live actors) Terry Roberson (costume designer - live actors) Edward G. Christie (costume designer - muppets) Mark Zeszotek (costume designer - muppets) Ann Marie Holdgruen (costume designer - muppets) Lara MacLean (costume designer - muppets) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer - muppets) Jason Weber (costume designer - muppets) Karena Wienands (costume designer - muppets) Carlo Yannuzzi (costume designer - muppets) Fred Buchholz (costume designer - muppets) Connie Peterson (costume designer - muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing Evamarie Keller John Tierney |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Caroll Spinney (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Editing - Special Class Bob Schott (editor) Dick Maitland (sound editor) David Browning (sound editor) |
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| 1997 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (producer) Yvonne Hill-Ogunkoya (producer) Carlos Dorta (co-producer) (PBS). |
| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Bill Kellard (costumer designer live actors) Terry Roberson (costumer designer live actors) Jason Weber (costume designer muppets) Carlo Yannuzzi (costume designer muppets) Carmel Dundon (costume designer muppets) Edward G. Christie (costume designer muppets) Ann Marie Holdgruen (costume designer muppets) Lara MacLean (costume designer muppets) Tom Newby (costume designer muppets) Connie Peterson (costume designer muppets) Kip Rathke (costume designer muppets) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer muppets) Mark Zeszotek (costume designer muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Evamarie Keller Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) John Tierney |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Mark Whitman (electronic camera) Dick Sens (senior video) Dave Driscoll (electronic camera) Ralph Mensch (technical director) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) |
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Outstanding Art Direction/Set Direction/Scenic Design Bob Phillips (art director) Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Pete Ortiz (scenic designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Emily Squires Ted May Lisa Simon (PBS). |
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Outstanding Hairstyling Karen Specht (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Robby Merkin (music director) Epstein, Danny (principal arranger) Michael Abbott (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Sarah Durkee (composer) Paul Jacobs (composer) Gail 'Sky' King (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) Howard Marren (composer) Steven Nelson (composer) Fernando (composer) Terry Mike Jeffrey (composer) Dave Conner (composer) Jeff Moss (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Original Song Christopher Cerf Judy Freudberg (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Editing - Special Class Dick Maitland (sound effects editor) David Browning (sound editor) |
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Outstanding Sound Mixing - Special Class Blake Norton (production mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects mixer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles Lou Berger Luis Santeiro Nancy Sans Christine Ferraro John Weidman Belinda Ward Adam Rudman Molly Boylan Annie Evans Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley Jeff Moss Mo Willems Tony Geiss David Korr Sonia Manzano Judy Freudberg Cathi Turow Sara Compton Josh Selig Joey Mazzarino (PBS). |
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| 1996 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick Evamarie Keller John Tierney (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Yvonne Hill-Ogunkoya (producer) Arlene Sherman (producer) Lisa Simon (supervising producer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Bill Berner (PBS). |
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Outstanding Art Direction/Set Direction/Scenic Design Nat Mongioi (set decorator) Pete Ortiz (scenic designer) Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Costume Design or Costuming Fred Buchholz Rollin Krewson Goran Sparrman Edward G. Christie Ann Marie Holdgruen Mark Zeszotek Connie Peterson Stephen Rotondaro Terry Roberson Larry Jameson Bill Kellard Carlo Yannuzzi Lara MacLean Tom Newby Mark Ruffin (PBS). |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Gary Shimokawa Steve Feldman Emily Squires Ted May Lisa Simon John Ferraro (PBS). |
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Outstanding Hairstyling Karen Specht (PBS). |
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Outstanding Live and Tape Sound Mixing Dick Maitland (sound effects mixer) Blake Norton (sound mixer) |
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Outstanding Makeup Joe Cuervo (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Jeff Moss (composer) Paul Jacobs (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Sarah Durkee (composer) Dave Conner (composer) Gail 'Sky' King (composer) Epstein, Danny (arranger) Robby Merkin (music director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Sound Editing David Browning (sound editor) Dick Maitland (sound effects editor) |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles John Weidman Lou Berger Belinda Ward Cathi Turow Ian Ellis James Adam Rudman Nancy Sans Sonia Manzano Joey Mazzarino Mo Willems Emily Perl Kingsley Christine Ferraro David Korr Jeff Moss Judy Freudberg Josh Selig Sara Compton Molly Boylan Luis Santeiro Tony Geiss (PBS). |
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| 1995 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing John Tierney Robert J. Emerick Evamarie Keller |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Ted May Jon Stone Lisa Simon Emily Squires (PBS). |
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Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Michael Loman (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) Yvonne Hill-Ogunkoya (producer) Lisa Simon (supervising producer) |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles Lou Berger Molly Boylan Sara Compton Christine Ferraro Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Joey Mazzarino Jeff Moss Adam Rudman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Josh Selig Jon Stone Cathi Turow Belinda Ward John Weidman Mo Willems (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Bill Berner Mitchell Bogard |
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Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects Blake Norton (audio mixer) Tim Lester (audio mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Ralph Mensch (technical director) Dick Sens (video) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) |
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Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Pete Ortiz (scenic designer) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) |
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Outstanding Costume Design Edward G. Christie Mark Ruffin Bill Kellard Laurent Linn Connie Peterson Mark Zeszotek Stephen Rotondaro Ann Marie Holdgruen Terry Roberson Carlo Yannuzzi Goran Sparrman Fred Buchholz Tom Newby Larry Jameson Peter MacKennan Rollin Krewson (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Robby Merkin Dave Conner Sarah Durkee Christopher Cerf Paul Jacobs Stephen Lawrence Tony Geiss Gail 'Sky' King Jeff Moss (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Martin P. Robinson (PBS). For playing "Telly Monster". |
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| 1994 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Michael J. Kelley (set decorator) Bob Phillips (art director) Pete Ortiz (scenic designer) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Fred Buchholz Edward G. Christie Bill Kellard Rollin Krewson Laurent Linn Peter MacKennan Connie Peterson Terry Roberson Stephen Rotondaro Mark Ruffin Carlo Yannuzzi Mark Zeszotek (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Bill Berner (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick John Tierney Evamarie Keller |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Frank Biondo Ralph Mensch Dick Sens Dave Driscoll |
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Outstanding Children's Series Yvonne Hill-Ogunkoya (producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) Lisa Simon (supervising producer) Michael Loman (executive producer) |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Joey Mazzarino Molly Boylan Luis Santeiro Norman Stiles Sonia Manzano Judy Freudberg John Weidman Josh Selig Lou Berger Sara Compton David Korr Cathi Turow Nancy Sans Tony Geiss Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley Belinda Ward Jon Stone (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). Tied with Daryl Busby and Tom J. Astle for "Adventures in Wonderland" (1991). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Jeff Moss Sarah Durkee Stephen Lawrence Paul Jacobs Tony Geiss Christopher Cerf Dave Conner Robby Merkin |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Lisa Simon Ted May Jon Stone Emily Squires |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Ruth Buzzi (PBS). For playing "Ruthie". |
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| 1993 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (production designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Mike Pantuso (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). Tied with Jim Fenhagen and Laura Brock for "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" (1991). |
| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Fred Buchholz Laurent Linn Stephen Rotondaro Mark Zeszotek Connie Peterson Paul Hartis Bill Kellard Peter MacKennan |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Bill Berner |
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Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects Tim Lester (mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects) Blake Norton (mixer) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing John Tierney (editor) Linda Long (editor) Evamarie Keller (editor) Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Dave Driscoll (electronic camera) Dick Sens (senior video) Ralph Mensch (technical director) |
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Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Lisa Simon Ted May Jon Stone Emily Squires |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Jerry Nelson (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Judy Freudberg Sara Compton Sonia Manzano Nancy Sans Tony Geiss Luis Santeiro Jeff Moss Lou Berger Jon Stone Norman Stiles Cathi Turow David Korr Josh Selig John Weidman Belinda Ward Molly Boylan Ian Ellis James Emily Perl Kingsley Mark Saltzman Joey Mazzarino |
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| 1992 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects Blake Norton (mixer) Tim Lester (mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Evamarie Keller (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) Lisa Simon (producer) |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles (head writer) Nancy Sans (writer) Judy Freudberg (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Sonia Manzano (writer) Cathi Turow (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) Lou Berger (writer) David Korr (writer) Josh Selig (writer) Jeff Moss (writer) John Weidman (writer) Sara Compton (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Molly Boylan (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Mark Saltzman (writer) Jon Stone (writer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Nat Mongioi (set decorator) Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Bob Phillips (art director) Victor DiNapoli (art director) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Stephen Rotondaro Paul Hartis Laurent Linn Connie Peterson Peter MacKennan Mark Zeszotek Caroly Wilcox |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Jon Stone Emily Squires Ted May Lisa Simon |
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Outstanding Music Direction and Composition Tony Geiss Dave Conner Cheryl Hardwick Christopher Cerf Stephen Lawrence Paul Jacobs Jeff Moss Sarah Durkee (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Sonia Manzano (PBS). For playing "Maria". |
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| 1991 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Bill Berner (PBS). |
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Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles (head writer) Judy Freudberg (series writer) Nancy Sans (series writer) Tony Geiss (series writer) Jeff Moss (series writer) Cathi Turow (series writer) David Korr (series writer) Belinda Ward (series writer) Lou Berger (series writer) Sonia Manzano (series writer) Josh Selig (series writer) Sara Compton (series writer) Luis Santeiro (series writer) John Weidman (series writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (series writer) Mark Saltzman (series writer) Jon Stone (series writer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Caroly Wilcox Bill Kellard Peter MacKennan Mark Zeszotek Paul Hartis Stephen Rotondaro Barry Link Edward G. Christie Connie Peterson |
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Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects Tim Lester (audio mixer) Blake Norton (audio mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Jon Stone Ted May Emily Squires Lisa Simon |
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Outstanding Videotape Editing Evamarie Keller Robert J. Emerick |
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| 1990 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (art director) Mike Pantuso (scenic designer) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Bill Kellard (costume designer: live actors) Caroly Wilcox (costume designer: muppet costumes) Kermit Love (costume designer: muppet costumes) Connie Peterson (costume designer: muppet costumes) Paul Hartis (costume designer: muppet costumes) Peter MacKennan (costume designer: muppet costumes) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer: muppet costumes) Mark Zeszotek (costume designer: muppet costumes) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Jim Tetlow Bill Berner (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Christopher Cerf (composer) Jeff Moss (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Sarah Durkee (composer) Stephen Lawrence (composer/arranger) Cheryl Hardwick (composer/arranger) Paul Jacobs (composer/arranger) Dave Conner (composer/arranger) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Videotape Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Evamarie Keller (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Kevin Clash (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles (head writer) Judy Freudberg (series writer) Cathi Turow (series writer) Nancy Sans (series writer) Tony Geiss (series writer) Luis Santeiro (series writer) Jeff Moss (series writer) Sara Compton (series writer) Belinda Ward (series writer) John Weidman (series writer) Josh Selig (series writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (series writer) David Korr (series writer) Sonia Manzano (series writer) Mark Saltzman (series writer) Jon Stone (series writer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) |
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Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series Emily Squires Lisa Simon Jon Stone Ted May |
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| 1989 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition Joe Raposo (music director/composer) Jeff Moss (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Dave Conner (composer/arranger) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles (head writer) Nancy Sans (writer) Luis Santeiro (writer) Cathi Turow (writer) Belinda Ward (writer) Sonia Manzano (writer) Jeff Moss (writer) Sara Compton (writer) Judy Freudberg (writer) David Korr (writer) John Weidman (writer) Tony Geiss (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Mark Saltzman (writer) Christian Clarke (writer) Jon Stone (writer) Jocelyn Stevenson (writer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Direction/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (CBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Bill Kellard (costume designer/live actors) Caroly Wilcox (costume designer/muppets) Kermit Love (costume designer/muppets) Connie Peterson (costume designer/muppets) Peter MacKennan (costume designer/muppets) Stephen Rotondaro (costume designer/muppets) Mark Zeszotek (costume designer/muppets) Richard Termine (costume designer/muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Jim Tetlow Bill Berner (PBS). |
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Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) Arlene Sherman (coordinating producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series Sonia Manzano (PBS). For playing "Maria". |
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| 1988 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects Blake Norton (production mixer) Tim Lester (production mixer) Dick Maitland (sound effects) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles (head writer) Christian Clarke Sara Compton Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Jeff Moss Cathi Turow Mark Saltzman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Jocelyn Stevenson Jon Stone Belinda Ward John Weidman (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Direction/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Bill Kellard (live actors) Kermit Love (muppets) Caroly Wilcox (muppets) Richard Termine (muppets) Jitka Exler (muppets) Peter MacKennan (muppets) Stephen Rotondaro (muppets) Mark Zeszotek (muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camerawork/Video Control Dave Driscoll (electronic camera) Ralph Mensch (electronic camera) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) |
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Outstanding Achievement in Videotape Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Evamarie Keller (editor) (PBS). |
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| 1987 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles Cathi Turow Jeff Moss Sonia Manzano Mark Saltzman Belinda Ward David Korr Sara Compton Tom Dunsmuir Tony Geiss Emily Perl Kingsley Judy Freudberg Jon Stone Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Dick Weiss (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camerawork/Video Control Arnold Giordano (electronic camera) Ralph Mensch (technical director) Jerry Gruen (electronic camera) Frank Biondo (electronic camera) Susan Noll (video control) |
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Outstanding Costume Design Kermit Love (muppets) Caroly Wilcox (muppets) Robert Flanagan (muppets) David Velasquez (muppets) Bill Kellard (live actors) Richard Termine (muppets) (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Directing in Children's Programming Jon Stone Lisa Simon Emily Squires (PBS). |
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| 1986 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Direction/Scenic Design Victor DiNapoli (art director) Nat Mongioi (set decorator) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Bill Kellard (live actors) Caroly Wilcox (muppets) Richard Termine (muppets) David Velasquez (muppets) Robert Flanagan (muppets) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles Sara Compton Tom Dunsmuir Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Jeff Moss Mark Saltzman Nancy Sans Luis Santeiro Cathi Turow (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction Dick Weiss Dave Clark (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects Blake Norton (PBS). |
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Outstanding Achievement in Videotape Editing Robert J. Emerick (supervising editor) Evamarie Keller (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Directing Lisa Simon (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Directing Emily Squires (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Directing Jon Stone (PBS). |
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| 1985 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Video Tape Editing Ted May (supervisng editor) Evamarie Keller (editor) Vincent Sims (editor) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Children's Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Directing in Children's Programming Jon Stone (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series Norman Stiles (head writer) Sara Compton Jeff Moss David Korr Sonia Manzano Luis Santeiro Gary Belkin Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Tom Dunsmuir Nancy Sans Emily Perl Kingsley (PBS). |
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| 1984 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Lighting Direction Randy Nordstrom (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Technical Crafts in Children's Programming - Audio Blake Norton (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Technical Crafts in Children's Programming - Technical Direction/Electronic Camerawork Ralph Mensch (PBS). |
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Outstanding Writing in Children's Programming Norman Stiles Gary Belkin Sara Compton Tom Dunsmuir Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Sonia Manzano Jeff Moss Luis Santeiro (PBS). |
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Special Classification of Outstanding Individual Achievement - Performers Caroll Spinney (puppeteer) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Informational/Instructional Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Technical Crafts in Children's Programming - Associate Direction/Videotape Editing Ted May (post-production supervisor/associate director) (PBS). |
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| 1983 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Informational/Instructional Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Art Direction/Scenic Design/Set Decoration Victor DiNapoli (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Graphic Design Gerri Brioso (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Lighting Direction William C. Knight (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Lighting Direction Randy Nordstrom (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Writing Joseph A. Bailey Sara Compton Tom Dunsmuir Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Jeff Moss Luis Santeiro Ray Sipherd Norman Stiles (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Direction in Children's Programming Jon Stone (PBS). |
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Outstanding Music Composition/Direction in Children's Programming Jeff Moss (composer) Tony Geiss (composer) Richard Freitas (composer) Christopher Cerf (composer) Gerri Brioso (composer) (PBS). |
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| 1982 | Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Informational/Instructional Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Lighting Director Randy Nordstrom (PBS). For episode on 27 January 1982. |
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Outstanding Music Composition/Direction in Children's Programming Christopher Cerf Dave Conner Norman Stiles (PBS). For episode on 18 December 1981. |
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Outstanding Writing for Children's Programming Norman Stiles Sara Compton Tom Dunsmuir Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss John Glines Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Luis Santeiro Ray Sipherd Joseph A. Bailey (PBS). For episode on 23 November 1981. |
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| 1981 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Lighting Direction Dave Clark (lighting director) William C. Knight (lighting director) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Audio Dick Maitland (PBS). |
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Special Classification of Outstanding Individual Achievement - Puppet Design, Construction and Costuming Caroly Wilcox Cheryl Blalock Edward G. Christie (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Graphics and Animation Design Gerri Brioso (graphic designer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Children's Informational/Instructional Series Dulcy Singer (executive producer) Lisa Simon (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming - Writers Norman Stiles Sara Compton Judy Freudberg Tony Geiss John Glines Emily Perl Kingsley Luis Santeiro Ray Sipherd Peter Swet (PBS). For episode #1494 (29 January 1981). |
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| 1980 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Informational/Instructional Series/Specials Al Hyslop (executive producer) David Freyss (producer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming Steve Zink (director of photography) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming Tony Di Girolamo (lighting director) (PBS). For episode #1285. |
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| 1979 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming Jim Henson (performer) Frank Oz (performer) Caroll Spinney (performer) Jerry Nelson (performer) Richard Hunt (performer) (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming Dick Maitland (sound effects) Roy Carch (sound effects) (PBS). |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Instructional Series David D. Connell (vice president for production) Al Hyslop (producer) (PBS). |
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| 1978 | Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Instructional Series Al Hyslop (PBS). |
| 1977 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Instructional Programming - Series and Specials Jon Stone (executive producer) Dulcy Singer (producer) (PBS). |
| 1976 | Won | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Programming Jerry Nelson Frank Oz Caroll Spinney Jim Henson Richard Hunt Gerri Brioso (Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts Kermit Love (costumes/props) John Lovelady (costumes/props) Don Sahlin (costumes/props) Rollin Krewson (costumes/props) Caroly Wilcox (costumes/props) |
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| Nominated | Daytime Emmy |
Outstanding Children's Instructional Programming - Series and Specials Jon Stone (executive producer) Dulcy Singer (producer) (PBS). |
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| Humanitas Prize | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1997 | Nominated | Humanitas Prize |
Children's Live-Action Category Tony Geiss For episode "Miles' Family Reunion". |
| Image Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 2006 | Nominated | Image Award |
Outstanding Performance in a Youth/Children's Series or Special Kevin Clash |
| 2002 | Nominated | Image Award |
Outstanding Performance in a Youth or Children's Series/Special "The Alvin Ailey Dancers" |
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Outstanding Performance in a Youth or Children's Series/Special B.B. King |
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Outstanding Youth or Children's Series/Special |
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| 1999 | Nominated | Image Award |
Outstanding Youth or Children's Series/Special |
| 1998 | Nominated | Image Award |
Outstanding Youth or Children's Series/Special For episode "Two of the Greatest African-Americans I Know - My Grandparents". |
| 1996 | Nominated | Image Award |
Outstanding Educational/Informational Youth or Children's Series/Special |
| NCLR Bravo Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1996 | Won | NCLR Bravo Award |
Outstanding Program for Children or Youth |
| 1995 | Won | NCLR Bravo Award |
Outstanding Television Program |
| News & Documentary Emmy Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1974 | Won | Emmy |
Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming Jim Henson (performer) Frank Oz (performer) Caroll Spinney (performer) Jerry Nelson (performer) Richard Hunt (performer) Fran Brill (PBS). |
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Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming Jon Stone (writer) Joseph A. Bailey (writer) Jerry Juhl (writer) Emily Perl Kingsley (writer) Jeff Moss (writer) Norman Stiles (PBS). For episode on 19 November 1973. |
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| Nominated | Emmy |
Outstanding Instructional Children's Programming Jon Stone (executive producer) Robert Cunniff (producer) (PBS). |
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| Ottawa International Animation Festival | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1986 | Won | OIAF Award |
Children's Program Jonathan Amitay For segment "Musical Instruments". |
| PGA Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 2013 | Won | PGA Award |
Outstanding Children's Program Kevin Clash Christine Walters Rebecca Rosa Carol-Lynn Parente Tim Carter Melissa Dino Benjamin Lehmann |
| 2012 | Won | PGA Award |
Outstanding Children's Program |
| Peabody Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1990 | Won | Peabody Award |
(Children`s Television Workshop). |
| 1970 | Won | Peabody Award |
(National Educational Television (NET)). |
| People's Choice Awards, USA | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1985 | Won | People's Choice Award |
Favorite Children's TV Program |
| 1984 | Won | People's Choice Award |
Favorite Children's TV Program |
| Primetime Emmy Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1973 | Won | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Entertainment/Fictional Jon Stone (executive producer) Robert Cunniff (producer) (PBS). |
| Nominated | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Entertainment/Fictional Joe Raposo (music director) (PBS). For episode on 12 February 1973. |
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Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Entertainment/Fictional Robert Myhrum (director) (PBS). For episode on 17 November 1972. |
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| 1972 | Won | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Programs David D. Connell (executive producer) Jon Stone (producer) (PBS). |
| Nominated | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Individuals George Riesenberger (lighting director) (PBS). For episode on 5 January 1972. |
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| 1971 | Won | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Programs David D. Connell (executive producer) Jon Stone (producer) Lutrelle Horne (producer) (PBS). |
| Nominated | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Individuals George Riesenberger (lighting director) (PBS). |
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| 1970 | Won | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Individuals Carole Hart (writer) Bruce Hart (writer) Virginia Schone (writer) Jon Stone (writer) David D. Connell (writer) Jeff Moss (writer) Dan Wilcox (writer) Jerry Juhl (writer) Ray Sipherd (writer) (NET). For episode "Sally Sees Sesame Street". |
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Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Individuals Jeff Moss (music and lyrics) Joe Raposo (music and lyrics) (National Broadcasting Company (NBC)). Music and lyrics for "This Way To Sesame Street". Aired on the NBC preview special "This Way to Sesame Street" November 8, 1969. |
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Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming - Programs David D. Connell (executive producer) Samuel Y. Gibbon Jr. (producer) Jon Stone (producer) Lutrelle Horne (producer) (NET). |
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| Nominated | Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding New Series David D. Connell (executive producer) Lutrelle Horne (producer) Jon Stone (producer) Samuel Y. Gibbon Jr. (producer) (NET). |
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| Satellite Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 2009 | Nominated | Satellite Award |
Best Youth DVD Sesame Street - 40 Years of Sunny Days |
| TV Guide Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 2000 | Nominated | TV Guide Award |
Favorite Children's Show |
| 1999 | Won | TV Guide Award |
Favorite Children's Show |
| Television Critics Association Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 2012 | Nominated | TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming |
| 2011 | Won | TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming |
| 2008 | Nominated | Heritage Award | |
| 2007 | Nominated | Heritage Award | |
| 2006 | Nominated | TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming |
| 2005 | Nominated | Heritage Award | |
| 2004 | Nominated | TCA Award |
Outstanding Children's Programming |
| 2003 | Nominated | TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming |
| 2001 | Won | TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming Tied with _"Between the Lions" (2000)_ . |
| 2000 | Nominated | TCA Award |
Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming |
| Writers Guild of America, USA | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 2013 | Won | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's - Episodic & Specials Christine Ferraro For episode "The Good Sport" |
| 2012 | Nominated | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Episodic & Specials Joey Mazzarino For episode "The Good Birds Club" |
| 2010 | Nominated | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Episodic & Specials Christine Ferraro For episode "Wild Nature Survivor Guy". |
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Children's Episodic & Specials Joey Mazzarino For episode "Frankly, It's Becoming a Habitat". |
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| 2006 | Nominated | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Script - Episodic & Specials Christine Ferraro For Episode "Baby Bear's First Day of School". |
| 2001 | Nominated | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Script Christine Ferraro For episode "The Big Bad Wolf Fills In For Goldilocks". |
| 1999 | Won | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Script Christine Ferraro For episode "Telly As Jack". |
| 1998 | Won | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Script Christine Ferraro Tony Geiss For episode "Elmo Saves Christmas". Tied with "The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss" (1996). |
| Nominated | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Script Tony Geiss For episode "The Bountiful Tree". |
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| 1996 | Nominated | WGA Award (TV) |
Children's Script Tony Geiss For episode "A Baby Worm Is Born". |
| Young Artist Awards | |||
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
| 1994 | Nominated | Young Artist Award |
Outstanding Youth Host in a TV Magazine, News or Variety Show Savion Glover |
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