26 wins & 28 nominations
1997 Nominee Eddie- Best Edited Two-Hour Movie for Non-Commercial Television
For episode "Lily Dale (#45.4)".
- 1989 Nominee Artios Award
- Best Casting for TV Movie of the Week
For episode "Home Fires Burning (#38.2)". - 1986 Winner Artios Award
- Best Casting for TV Movie of the Week
For episode "Love Is Never Silent (#35.1)".
1990 Nominee DGA Award- Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Specials
For episode "My Name Is Bill W. (#38.3)".
1988 Winner DGA Award- Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Specials
- Jud Taylor
- Murray Schwartz (unit production manager) (plaque)
- Frederic B. Blankfein (first assistant director) (plaque)
- John Eyler (second assistant director) (plaque)
For episode "Foxfire (#37.2)".- 1981 Nominee DGA Award
- Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Specials/Movies for TV/Actuality
For episode "Gideon's Trumpet (#29.3)". 
1980 Nominee DGA Award- Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Specials/Movies for TV/Actuality
For episode "All Quiet on the Western Front (#29.1)".- 1970 Nominee DGA Award
- Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Television
For episode "The File on Devlin".
- 1982 Winner Governor's AwardFor the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" program series. Dedicated to the standards of quality throughout the thirty-one years on television, the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" has brought millions of Americans an opportunity to see the classic dramas of the past and outstanding works of contemporary playwrights.
- 1958 Nominee Primetime Emmy
- Best Dramatic Anthology Series
1997 Winner Lone Star Film & Television Award- Best TV Supporting Actor
For episode "Lily Dale (#45.4)".
1997 Winner Lone Star Film & Television Award- Best TV Supporting Actress
For episode "Lily Dale (#45.4)".
1988 Nominee Wise Owl Award- Television and Theatrical Film Fiction
- Dorothea G. Petrie
- Marian Rees (executive)
For episode "Foxfire".
- 1989 Winner WGA Award (TV)
- Adapted Long Form
For episode "Foxfire (#37.2)". For episode "Foxfire". Tied with Jacqueline Feather and David Seidler for Onassis: The Richest Man in the World (1988). 
1989 Nominee Young Artist Award- Best Young Actress in a Special, Pilot, Movie of the Week or Mini-Series
For episode "The Secret Garden (#37.1)".- 1985 Nominee Young Artist Award
- Best Young Actress in a Family Film Made for Television
For episode "The Winter of Our Discontent (#33.1)".
1979 Winner Bronze Wrangler- Fictional Television Drama
- Gilbert Cates (producer)
- Joseph Cates (producer)
- Beau Bridges (actor)
For episode "Stubby Pringle's Christmas (#28.3)".
- 2001 Winner Lifetime Achievement Award- For nearly 50 years, television specials produced by the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" have been synonymous with high-quality family entertainment.
2012 Nominee Black Reel- Outstanding Television or Mini-Series Performance, Male
For episode "Have a Little Faith"
- 2010 Winner OFTA TV Hall of Fame
- Television Programs
- 2012 Nominee GMS Award
- Best Music Supervision for Television Long Form and Movie
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