Mary Tyler Moore (1970–1977)
Awards
Golden Globes, USA 1977
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Nominee Golden Globe |
Best Actress in a Television Series - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
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Best Supporting Actor - Television Gavin MacLeod |
Golden Globes, USA 1976
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Winner Golden Globe |
Best Supporting Actor - Television Edward Asner
Tied with Tim Conway for The Carol Burnett Show (1967).
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Nominee Golden Globe |
Best Supporting Actor - Television Ted Knight |
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Best Actress in a Television Series - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
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Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical |
Golden Globes, USA 1975
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Nominee Golden Globe |
Best TV Show - Comedy or Musical |
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Best TV Actress - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
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Best TV Actor - Comedy or Musical Edward Asner |
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Best Supporting Actor - Television Gavin MacLeod |
Golden Globes, USA 1974
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Nominee Golden Globe |
Best TV Show - Comedy or Musical |
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Best Supporting Actor - Television Edward Asner |
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Best Supporting Actress - Television Valerie Harper |
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Best TV Actress - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
Golden Globes, USA 1973
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Nominee Golden Globe |
Best TV Show - Comedy or Musical |
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Best TV Actress - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
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Best Supporting Actress - Television Valerie Harper |
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Best Supporting Actor - Television Edward Asner |
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Best Supporting Actor - Television Ted Knight |
Golden Globes, USA 1972
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Winner Golden Globe |
Best Supporting Actor - Television Edward Asner |
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Nominee Golden Globe |
Best TV Show - Comedy or Musical |
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Best TV Actress - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
Golden Globes, USA 1971
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Winner Golden Globe |
Best TV Actress - Comedy or Musical Mary Tyler Moore |
Primetime Emmy Awards 1977
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Comedy Series Allan Burns (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Ed. Weinberger (producer) Stan Daniels (producer) |
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Outstanding Film Editing in a Comedy Series Douglas Hines
For episode "Murray Can't Lose".
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series Allan Burns (writer) James L. Brooks (writer) Ed. Weinberger (writer) Stan Daniels (writer) David Lloyd (writer) Bob Ellison (writer)
For episode "The Last Show".
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Ted Knight
For playing: "Ted Baxter".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Georgia Engel
For playing: "Georgette Franklin".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Betty White
For playing: "Sue Ann Nivens".
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Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Jay Sandrich (director)
For episode "The Last Show".
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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Drama Series Eileen Heckart
For playing: "Flo Meredith". For episode: "Lou Proposes".
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series David Lloyd (writer)
For episode "Mary Midwife".
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series Earl Pomerantz (writer)
For episode "Ted's Change of Heart".
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Primetime Emmy Awards 1976
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Comedy Series James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) Ed. Weinberger (producer) Stan Daniels |
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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Ted Knight
For playing: "Ted Baxter".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Betty White
For playing: "Sue Ann Nivens".
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series David Lloyd
For episode "Chuckles Bites The Dust".
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Georgia Engel
For playing: "Georgette Baxter".
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Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in Comedy or Drama Series Eileen Heckart
For playing: "Flo Meredith". For episode "Mary's Aunt"
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Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Joan Darling
For episode "Chuckles Bites The Dust".
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Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming for a Series - For a Single Episode of a Comedy Series Douglas Hines
For episode "Chuckles Bites the Dust".
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Primetime Emmy Awards 1975
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Comedy Series James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) Ed. Weinberger Stan Daniels |
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Betty White
For playing: "Sue Ann Nivens".
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Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Drama Series Cloris Leachman For playing: "Phyllis Lindstrom". For episode "Phyllis Whips Inflation". Tied with Zohra Lampert ... More For playing: "Phyllis Lindstrom". For episode "Phyllis Whips Inflation". Tied with Zohra Lampert for Kojak (1973). |
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series Ed. Weinberger Stan Daniels
For episode "Will Mary Richards Go to Jail?".
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Outstanding Film Editing for Entertainment Programming for a Series - For a Single Episode of a Comedy Series Douglas Hines
For episode "An Affair To Forget".
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Ted Knight
For playing: "Ted Baxter".
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Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series David Lloyd
For episode "Lou and That Woman".
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Primetime Emmy Awards 1974
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Best Supporting Actress in Comedy Cloris Leachman
For playing: "Phyllis Lindstrom". For episode: "The Lars Affair".
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Actress of the Year - Series Mary Tyler Moore |
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Best Writing in Comedy Treva Silverman
For episode "The Lou And Edie Story".
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Writer of the Year - Series Treva Silverman
For episode "The Lou And Edie Story".
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Comedy Series James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) Ed. Weinberger |
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Best Supporting Actor in Comedy Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Best Supporting Actor in Comedy Ted Knight
For playing: "Ted Baxter".
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Best Supporting Actress in Comedy Valerie Harper
For playing: "Rhoda Morgenstern".
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Best Directing in Comedy Jay Sandrich
For episode "Lou's First Date".
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Best Film Editing for Entertainment Programming - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series Douglas Hines (editor) Bud S. Isaacs (editor) CBS |
Primetime Emmy Awards 1973
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy Ted Knight
For playing: "Ted Baxter".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy Valerie Harper
For playing: "Rhoda Morgenstern".
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Jay Sandrich
For episode "It's Whether You Win Or Lose".
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Comedy Series James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) Ed. Weinberger |
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Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy Cloris Leachman
For episode "My Brother's Keeper".
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Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy Allan Burns James L. Brooks
For episode "The Good-Time News".
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Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series Douglas Hines (editor) CBS |
Primetime Emmy Awards 1972
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy Valerie Harper
For playing: "Rhoda Morgenstern". Tied with Sally Struthers for All in the Family (1971).
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Series - Comedy James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) David Davis (producer) |
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Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy Ted Knight
For playing: "Ted Baxter".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy Cloris Leachman
For playing: "Phyllis Lindstrom".
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Jay Sandrich
For episode "Thoroughly Unmilitant Mary".
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Peter Baldwin
For episode "Where There's Smoke, There's Rhoda".
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Primetime Emmy Awards 1971
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Winner Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Comedy Edward Asner
For playing: "Lou Grant".
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Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Comedy Valerie Harper
For playing: "Rhoda Morgenstern".
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Jay Sandrich
For episode "Toulouse Lautrec Is One Of My Favorite Artists".
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Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy James L. Brooks Allan Burns
For episode "Support Your Local Mother".
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Nominee Primetime Emmy |
Outstanding Series - Comedy James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) David Davis (producer) |
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Outstanding New Series James L. Brooks (executive producer) Allan Burns (executive producer) David Davis (producer) |
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Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series Mary Tyler Moore
For playing: "Mary Richards".
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Alan Rafkin
For episode "Support Your Local Mother".
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Directors Guild of America, USA 1977
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Nominee DGA Award |
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series' Jay Sandrich
For episode "Murray Can't Lose".
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Directors Guild of America, USA 1976
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Nominee DGA Award |
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series' Joan Darling
For episode "Chuckles Bites the Dust".
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Directors Guild of America, USA 1975
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Nominee DGA Award |
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series' Jay Sandrich
For episode "Will Mary Richards Go to Jail?".
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Directors Guild of America, USA 1974
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Nominee DGA Award |
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series' Jay Sandrich
For episode "Lou's First Date".
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Directors Guild of America, USA 1972
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Nominee DGA Award |
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series' Jay Sandrich
For episode "The Baby Sit-Com".
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Humanitas Prize 1977
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Winner Humanitas Prize |
30 Minute Network or Syndicated Television Earl Pomerantz
For Mary Tyler Moore: Ted's Change of Heart (1976).
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Online Film & Television Association 1997
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Winner OFTA TV Hall of Fame |
Television Programs |
Peabody Awards 1978
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Winner Peabody Award |
Television Critics Association Awards 2016
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Winner Heritage Award |
Television Critics Association Awards 2007
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Nominee Heritage Award |
TP de Oro, Spain 1973
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Nominee TP de Oro |
Best Foreign Actress (Mejor Actriz Extranjera) Mary Tyler Moore
2nd place
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TV Land Awards 2008
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Winner TV Land Award |
Broadcaster(s) of the Year Ted Knight |
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Iconic Decoration You Want for Your House
Mary Richards' big "M".
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TV Land Awards 2007
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Nominee TV Land Award |
The "Hey! It's...!" Award (Favorite Cameo or Guest Star) Walter Cronkite |
TV Land Awards 2006
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Winner TV Land Award |
Broadcaster of the Year Ted Knight |
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Nominee TV Land Award |
Favorite Series Finale |
TV Land Awards 2005
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Winner TV Land Award |
Classic TV Broadcaster of the Year Ted Knight |
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Nominee TV Land Award |
Best Dream Sequence For episode "Mary's Three Husbands," in which Lou, Ted, and Murray fantasize about what it would be... More For episode "Mary's Three Husbands," in which Lou, Ted, and Murray fantasize about what it would be like to be married to Mary. |
TV Land Awards 2004
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Winner Groundbreaking Show |
Mary Tyler Moore
John Amos Edward Asner Valerie Harper Cloris Leachman Gavin MacLeod Betty White |
TV Land Awards 2003
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Nominee TV Land Award |
Funniest Food Fight
For Sue Ann Nivens' "Flying Chocolate Soufflé".
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Most Memorable Male Guest Star in a Comedy as Himself Walter Cronkite |
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Most Memorable Female Guest Star in a Comedy as Herself Betty Ford |
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Nosiest Neighbor Cloris Leachman |
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Hippest Fashion Plate - Female Mary Tyler Moore |
Writers Guild of America, USA 1978
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Nominee WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy David Lloyd
For Mary Tyler Moore: The Critic (1977).
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Episodic Comedy James L. Brooks Allan Burns Ed. Weinberger Stan Daniels David Lloyd Bob Ellison
For Mary Tyler Moore: The Last Show (1977).
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1977
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Nominee WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy Bob Ellison
For Mary Tyler Moore: My Son, the Genius (1976).
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Episodic Comedy David Lloyd
For Mary Tyler Moore: Mary's Insomnia (1976).
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1976
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Nominee WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy David Lloyd
For Mary Tyler Moore: Chuckles Bites the Dust (1975).
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Episodic Comedy Bob Ellison
For Mary Tyler Moore: Edie Gets Married (1975).
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1975
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Nominee WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy Ed. Weinberger Stan Daniels
For Mary Tyler Moore: Will Mary Richards Go to Jail? (1974).
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1974
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Nominee WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy Ed. Weinberger
For Mary Tyler Moore: The Lars Affair (1973).
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1973
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Nominee WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy Allan Burns James L. Brooks
For Mary Tyler Moore: The Good-Time News (1972).
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1972
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Winner WGA Award (TV) |
Episodic Comedy Martin Cohan
For Mary Tyler Moore: Thoroughly Unmilitant Mary (1971).
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