Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)




The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour) is an annual award presented as part of the Primetime Emmy Awards. From 1971 until 2008, all single-camera series competed together in a combined category. Awards for one-hour and half-hour series were divided in 2008 and the category ran until 2010. From 2011 to 2016, the awards were again combined for all single-camera series. They were redivided in 2017.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Winners and nominations


    • 1.1 1950s


    • 1.2 1960s


    • 1.3 1970s


    • 1.4 1980s


    • 1.5 1990s


    • 1.6 2000s


    • 1.7 2010s




  • 2 Programs with multiple awards


  • 3 Programs with multiple nominations


  • 4 References





Winners and nominations



  indicates the winner


1950s


Outstanding Achievement in Cinematographry

































































































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

1956
[2]

Medic
 "Black Friday"
 William A. Sickner
NBC

Dragnet
Edward Colman
NBC

Four Star Playhouse
 "The Collar"
George E. Diskant
CBS

Private Secretary
 Robert Pittack

The Loretta Young Show
 "I Remember the Rani"
Norbert Brodine
NBC

1957
[3]

The Loretta Young Show
 "The Pearl"
Norbert Brodine
NBC

Four Star Playhouse
 "Tunnel of Fear"
George E. Diskant
CBS

General Electric Theater
 "The Glorious Gift of Molly Malloy"
 Robert Pittack
"The Night Goes On"
 John L. Russell

The 20th Century Fox Hour
 "Stranger in the Night"
 Lloyd Ahern

1958
[4]

The Bell Telephone Science Series
 "Hemo the Magnificent"
 Harold E. Wellman
CBS

The Danny Thomas Show
Robert De Grasse
NBC

Goodyear Theatre
 "Voices in the Fog"
George E. Diskant

Have Gun – Will Travel
 "The Outlaw"
 William Margulies
CBS

The Loretta Young Show
 "Miss Ashley's Demon"
Norbert Brodine
NBC

1959
[5]

The Bell Telephone Hour
 "The Alphabet Conspiracy"
Ellis W. Carter
NBC

Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre
 "Corporal Hardy"
Fred Jackman
NBC

Have Gun – Will Travel
 "Ella West"
 William Margulies
CBS

The Jane Wyman Show
 "Day of Glory"
Mack Stengler
NBC

Maverick
 "Diamond in the Rough"
 Ralph Woolsey
ABC
"Shady Deal at Sunny Acres"
 Harold E. Stine


1960s


























































































































































































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

1960
[6]

Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
 Charles Straumer
CBS

The Lawless Years
 William Margulies
NBC

77 Sunset Strip
 Ralph Woolsey
ABC

1961
[7]

The Twilight Zone
George T. Clemens
CBS

Outlaws
 William Margulies
NBC

Wagon Train
Walter Strenge

1962
[8]

Naked City
 John S. Priestley
ABC

Ben Casey
 Ted Voigtlander
ABC

Bonanza
 Haskell Boggs, Walter Castle
NBC

The Twilight Zone
George T. Clemens
CBS

Vincent Van Gogh: A Self Portrait
 Guy Blanchard
NBC

Wagon Train
Walter Strenge

1963
[9]

Naked City
 John S. Priestley
ABC

Bell & Howell Close-Up!
 William Hartigan, Edmondo Ricci
ABC

Combat!
Robert B. Hauser
ABC

The DuPont Show of the Week
 Joe Vadala
NBC

The River Nile
 Guy Blanchard

Shakespeare: Soul of an Age

The Twilight Zone
George T. Clemens, Robert W. Pittack
CBS

1964
[10]

The Kremlin
 J. Baxter Peters
NBC

East Side/West Side
 John S. Priestley
CBS

Greece: The Golden Age
 Bradford Kress
NBC

Kraft Suspense Theatre
 Ellis F. Thackery

1965
[11]

Twelve O'Clock High
 William Spencer
ABC

Bonanza
 Haskell Boggs, William F. Whitely
NBC

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Fred J. Koenekamp

1966
[12]

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Winton C. Hoch
ABC

Bonanza
 Haskell Boggs, William F. Whitely
NBC

The Fugitive
Meredith M. Nicholson
ABC

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Fred J. Koenekamp
NBC

Michelangelo: The Last Giant
Tom Priestley

Run for Your Life
 "The Cold, Cold War of Paul Bryan"
Lionel Lindon

The Wild Wild West
 Ted Voigtlander
CBS

1967

Bonanza
 Haskell Boggs, William F. Whitely
NBC

1968
[13]

It Takes a Thief
 "A Thief Is a Thief Is a Thief"
 Ralph Woolsey
ABC

Hogan's Heroes
Gordon Avil
CBS

The Time Tunnel
 "Raiders in Outer Space"
Winton C. Hoch
ABC

1969
[14]

Here's Peggy Fleming
George J. Folsey
NBC

Hawaii Five-O
 "Up Tight"
 Frank Phillips
CBS

Land of the Giants
 "The Crash"
 Howard Schwartz
ABC

19th Summer Olympic Games Special Reports
Robert Riger


1970s


Outstanding Cinematography for a Series
























































































































































































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

1970
[15]

Marcus Welby, M.D.
 "Hello, Goodbye, Hello"
Walter Strenge
ABC

Mission: Impossible
 Al Francis
CBS

N.Y.P.D.
 Harvey Genkins
ABC

1971
[16]

The Name of the Game
Jack A. Marta
NBC

Bonanza
 "The Love Child"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

Marcus Welby, M.D.
 "A Spanish Saying I Made Up"
Walter Strenge
ABC

1972
[17]

Columbo
 "Blueprint for Murder"
 Lloyd Ahern
NBC

Arnie
Charles G. Clarke
CBS

Hawaii Five-O
 Robert L. Morrison

1973
[18]

Kung Fu
 "An Eye for an Eye"
 Jack Woolf
ABC

Banacek
 "Detour to Nowhere"
Sam Leavitt
NBC

The Waltons
Russell Metty
CBS

1974
[19]

Columbo
 "Any Old Port in a Storm"
 Harry Wolf
NBC

Hawaii Five-O
 Bill Huffman, Robert L. Morrison, Jack Whitman
CBS

Kojak
Gerald Perry Finnerman

1975
[20]

Columbo
 "Payback"
 Richard C. Glouner
NBC

Kojak
 "Wall Street Gunslinger"
 Vilis Lapenieks, Sol Negrin
CBS

M*A*S*H
 "Bombed"
 William Jurgensen

1976
[21]

Baretta
 "Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow"
 Harry Wolf
ABC

Kojak
 "A Question of Answers"
 Sol Negrin
CBS

Little House on the Prairie
 "Remember Me"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

M*A*S*H
 "Hawkeye"
 William Jurgensen
CBS

Rich Man, Poor Man
 "Part 1"
 Howard Schwartz
ABC

1977
[22]

Captains and the Kings
 "Chapter 1"
Ric Waite
NBC

Baretta
 "Soldier in the Jungle"
 Sherman L. Kunkel
ABC

Kojak
 "A Shield for Murder, Part 2"
 Sol Negrin
CBS

M*A*S*H
 "Dear Sigmund"
 William Jurgensen

The Moneychangers
 "Part 1"
Joseph F. Biroc
NBC

Once an Eagle
 "Part 1"
 John J. Jones

Roots
 "Part 2"
Stevan Larner
ABC
"Part 7"
 Joseph M. Wilcots

1978
[23]

Little House on the Prairie
 "The Fighter"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

The Awakening Land
Michel Hugo
NBC

The Love Boat
 "The Inspector/A Very Special Girl/Until the Last Goodbye"
 Lloyd Ahern
ABC

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
Robert B. Hauser

Washington: Behind Closed Doors
 "Part 1"
Joseph F. Biroc

Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series





























Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

1979
[24]

Little House on the Prairie
 "The Craftsman"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

Barnaby Jones
 "Memory of a Nightmare"
 William W. Spencer
CBS

Little Women
 "Episode 2"
Joseph F. Biroc
NBC


1980s























































































































































































































































































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

1980
[25]

The Contender
 "Breakthrough"
 Enzo A. Martinelli
CBS

Fantasy Island
 "The Wedding"
 Emmett Bergholz
ABC

From Here to Eternity
 "Pearl Harbor"
Gerald Perry Finnerman
NBC

The Incredible Hulk
 "Broken Image"
 John McPherson
CBS

Little House on the Prairie
 "May We Make Them Proud"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

Quincy, M.E.
 "Riot"
 Alric Edens
ABC

1981
[26]

Hill Street Blues
 "Hill Street Station"
 William Cronjager
NBC

Breaking Away
 "La Strada"
Brianne Murphy
ABC

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
 "Time of the Hawk"
 Ben Colman
NBC

The Gangster Chronicles
 "Chapter One"
Gerald Perry Finnerman

Little House on the Prairie
 "Sylvia"
 Ted Voigtlander

Nero Wolfe
 "Death and the Dolls"
 Charles W. Short

1982
[27]

Fame
 "Alone in a Crowd"
 William W. Spencer
NBC

Baker's Dozen
 "A Class by Himself"
 Sol Negrin
CBS

Little House on the Prairie
 "He Was Only Twelve, Part 2"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

Lou Grant
 "Ghosts"
 Robert F. Liu
CBS

Magnum, P.I.
 "Memories Are Forever"
 Woody Omens

1983
[28]

Casablanca
 "The Masterbuilder's Woman"
Joseph F. Biroc
NBC

Fantasy Island
 "The Curse of the Moreaus/My Man Friday"
 Emmett Bergholz
ABC

Little House on the Prairie
 "The Wild Boy, Part 1"
 Harry L. Wolf
NBC

1984
[29]

The New Mike Hammer
 "More Than Murder"
James Crabe
CBS

Airwolf
 "Shadow of the Hawke"
 Howard Schwartz, Robert E. Collins
CBS

Dynasty
 "New Lady in Town"
 Richard L. Rawlings
ABC

Fame
 "Break Dance"
 Sherman Kunkel
Syndicated

1985
[30]

Miami Vice
 "Brother's Keeper"
 Robert E. Collins
NBC

Code Name: Foxfire
 "Robin's Blue Egg"
 John Elsenbach
NBC

Highway to Heaven
 "Child of God"
 Ted Voigtlander
"A Match Made in Heaven"
Brianne Murphy

Miami Vice
 "No Exit"
 Duke Callaghan

Scarecrow and Mrs. King
 "D.O.A.: Delirious on Arrival"
 Edward R. Brown
CBS

1986
[31]

Amazing Stories
 "The Mission"
 John McPherson
NBC

Alfred Hitchcock Presents
 "Road Hog"
 Woody Omens
NBC

Blacke's Magic
 "Prisoner of Paradise"
 Terry K. Meade

The Colbys
 "The Celebration"
 Richard L. Rawlings
ABC

Highway to Heaven
 "To Bind the Wounds"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

Moonlighting
 "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice"
Gerald Perry Finnerman
ABC

1987
[32]

Heart of the City
 "Cold Steal and Neon"
 Woody Omens
ABC

Amazing Stories
 "Go to the Head of the Class"
 John McPherson
NBC

Crime Story
 "Top of the World"
James A. Contner

Highway to Heaven
 "Basinger's New York"
 Ted Voigtlander

L.A. Law
 "Sidney, the Dead-Nosed Reindeer"
 Robert Seaman

1988
[33]

Beauty and the Beast
 "Pilot"
Roy H. Wagner
CBS

Highway to Heaven
 "A Dream of Wild Horses"
 Ted Voigtlander
NBC

Magnum, P.I.
 "Unfinished Business"
 John C. Flinn III
CBS

Moonlighting
 "Here's Living With You, Kid"
Gerald Perry Finnerman
ABC

Ohara
 "See Something That Isn't There"
 Richard M. Rawlings Jr.

Star Trek: The Next Generation
 "The Big Goodbye"
 Edward R. Brown
Syndicated

1989
[34]

Quantum Leap
 "Genesis, Part 1"
Roy H. Wagner
NBC

Beauty and the Beast
 "Ceremony of Innocence"
Stevan Larner
CBS

Jake and the Fatman
 "Wish You Were Here"
 John C. Flinn III

Paradise
 "Long Lost Lawson"
 Richard M. Rawlings Jr.


1990s






























































































































































































































































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

1990
[35]

Quantum Leap
 "Pool Hall Blues"
Michael W. Watkins
NBC

Beauty and the Beast
 "Snow"
Stevan Larner
CBS

Jake and the Fatman
 "If I Didn't Care"
 John C. Flinn III

Midnight Caller
 "Evil Is Live Spelled Backward, Part 2"
 Bradley B. Six
NBC

Murder, She Wrote
 "Night of the Tarantula"
 John Elsenbach
CBS

1991
[36]

Quantum Leap
 "The Leap Home, Part 2"
Michael W. Watkins
NBC

Star Trek: The Next Generation
 "Family"
Marvin V. Rush
Syndicated

The Trials of Rosie O'Neill
 "Starting Over"
 Jack Priestley
CBS

1992
[37]

Northern Exposure
 "Cicely"
Frank Prinzi
CBS

Doogie Howser, M.D.
 "Summer of '91"
 Michael D. O'Shea
ABC

Quantum Leap
 "Dreams"
Michael W. Watkins
NBC

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
 "British East Africa, September 1909"
Hugh Miles, Miguel Icaza
ABC

1993
[38]

Law & Order
 "Conspiracy"
Constantine Makris
NBC

Northern Exposure
 "Revelations"
Frank Prinzi
CBS

Quantum Leap
 "Trilogy, Part 1"
Michael W. Watkins
NBC

Reasonable Doubts
 "Life Lines"
 Richard M. Rawlings Jr.

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
 "Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues"
David Tattersall
ABC

1994
[39]

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
 "Where the Heart Is/Boston"
 Roland 'Ozzie' Smith
CBS

seaQuest DSV
 "Such Great Patience"
 Kenneth Zunder
NBC

1995
[40]

Chicago Hope
 "Over the Rainbow"
Tim Suhrstedt
CBS

Babylon 5
 "The Geometry of Shadows"
 John C. Flinn III
Syndicated

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
 "A Washington Affair"
 Roland 'Ozzie' Smith
CBS

NYPD Blue
 "You Bet Your Life"
 Brian J. Reynolds
ABC

Star Trek: Voyager
 "Heroes and Demons"
Marvin V. Rush
UPN

The X-Files
 "One Breath"
John Bartley
Fox

1996
[41]

The X-Files
 "Grotesque"
John Bartley
Fox

Babylon 5
 "Comes the Inquisitor"
 John C. Flinn III
Syndicated

Chicago Hope
 "Leave of Absence"
 Kenneth Zunder
CBS

ER
 "Hell and High Water"
 Richard Thorpe
NBC

Murder One
 "Chapter One"
Aaron Schneider
ABC

1997
[42]

Law & Order
 "Mad Dog"
Constantine Makris
NBC

Chicago Hope
 "A Time to Kill"
 James R. Bagdonas
CBS

Gun
 "Ricochet"
Roy H. Wagner
ABC

Relativity
 "Karen and Her Sisters"
 Michael D. O'Shea

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
 "Apocalypse Rising"
 Jonathan West
Syndicated

1998
[43]

Law & Order
 "Stalker"
Constantine Makris
NBC

Chicago Hope
 "Brain Salad Surgery"
 James R. Bagdonas
CBS

Earth: Final Conflict
 "Float Like a Butterfly"
 Michael McMurray
Syndicated

JAG
 "The Good of the Service"
 Hugo Cortina
CBS

The X-Files
 "The Post-Modern Prometheus"
 Joel Ransom
Fox

1999
[44]

Felicity
 "Todd Mulcahy, Part 2"
 Robert Primes
The WB

Chicago Hope
 "Home Is Where the Heartache Is"
 James R. Bagdonas
CBS

JAG
 "Gypsy Eyes"
 Hugo Cortina

The Practice
 "Happily Ever After"
 Dennis Smith
ABC

The X-Files
 "The Unnatural"
 Bill Roe
Fox


2000s






























































































































































































































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network
2000
[45]
 The West Wing "Pilot" Thomas Del Ruth
NBC
Buffy the Vampire Slayer "Hush" Michael Gershman
The WB
JAG "Boomerang, Part 2" Hugo Cortina
CBS
Law & Order "Entitled, Part 2" Constantine Makris
NBC
The Sopranos "D-Girl" Phil Abraham
HBO
2001
[46]
 The West Wing "Noël" Thomas Del Ruth
NBC
Ally McBeal "Cloudy Skies, Chance of Parade" Billy Dickson
Fox
JAG "Adrift, Part 1" Hugo Cortina
CBS
Law & Order "Endurance" John Beymer
NBC
The Practice "The Deal" Dennis Smith
ABC
The X-Files "This is Not Happening" Bill Roe
Fox
2002
[47]
 Alias "Truth Be Told" Michael Bonvillain
ABC
Ally McBeal "Reality Bites" Billy Dickson
Fox
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "Identity Crisis" Jonathan West
CBS
Six Feet Under "Driving Mr. Mossback" Alan Caso
HBO
The West Wing "Bartlet for America" Thomas Del Ruth
NBC
2003
[48]
 CSI: Miami "Simple Man" Michael D. O’Shea
CBS
Alias "Double Agent" Michael Bonvillain
ABC
Six Feet Under "Nobody Sleeps" Alan Caso
HBO
The West Wing "Holy Night" Thomas Del Ruth
NBC
2004
[49]
 Carnivàle "Pick a Number" Jeff Jur
HBO
Alias "Conscious" Donald E. Thorin
ABC
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "XX" Frank Byers
CBS
The Sopranos "Irregular Around the Margins" Phil Abraham
HBO
The West Wing "7A WF 83429" Thomas Del Ruth
NBC
2005
[50]
 Deadwood "Complications" James Glennon
HBO
Carnivàle "The Road to Damascus" Jim Denault
HBO
"Lincoln Highway" Jeff Jur
Six Feet Under "Untitled" Lowell Peterson
24 "Day 4: 5:00 a.m. — 6:00 a.m." Rodney Charters
Fox
2006
[51]
 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "Gum Drops" Michael Slovis
CBS
Everybody Hates Chris "Everybody Hates Funerals" Mark Doering-Powell
UPN
Lost "Man of Science, Man of Faith" Michael Bonvillain
ABC
The Sopranos "The Ride" Phil Abraham
HBO
24 "Day 5: 9:00 p.m. — 10:00 p.m." Rodney Charters
Fox
2007
[52]
 Rome "Passover" Alik Sakharov
HBO
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "Built to Kill, Part 1" Michael Slovis
CBS
Deadwood "The Catbird Seat" Joseph Gallagher
HBO
The Sopranos "Soprano Home Movies"
Phil Abraham
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip "Pilot" Thomas Del Ruth
NBC

Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)














































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network
2008 Mad Men "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" Phil Abraham
AMC
Battlestar Galactica "Razor" Stephen McNutt
Sci Fi
Breaking Bad "Pilot" John Toll
AMC
Dexter "The British Invasion" Romeo Tirone
Showtime
Lost "The Constant" John Bartley
ABC
Rescue Me "Babyface" Tom Houghton
FX
2009 The Tudors "Dissension and Punishment" Ousama Rawi
Showtime
Breaking Bad "ABQ" Michael Slovis
AMC
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "For Warrick" James L. Carter
CBS
Life on Mars "Out Here in the Fields" Kramer Morgenthau
ABC
Mad Men "The New Girl" Christopher Manley
AMC


2010s









































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

2010
(62nd)
 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "Family Affair" Christian Sebaldt
CBS
Breaking Bad "No Mas" Michael Slovis
AMC
FlashForward "No More Good Days" Kramer Morgenthau
ABC
Mad Men "Shut the Door. Have a Seat." Christopher Manley
AMC
The Tudors "Death of a Monarchy" Ousama Rawi
Showtime

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Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

2011
(63rd)
[53]
 Boardwalk Empire "Home" Jonathan Freeman
HBO
Boardwalk Empire "Boardwalk Empire" Stuart Dryburgh
HBO
"A Return to Normalcy"
Kramer Morgenthau
The Borgias "The Poisoned Chalice" / "The Assassin" Paul Sarossy
Showtime
The Good Wife "Double Jeopardy" Fred Murphy
CBS

2012
(64th)
[54]
 Boardwalk Empire "21" Jonathan Freeman
HBO
Breaking Bad "Face Off" Michael Slovis
AMC
Glee "Asian F" Michael Goi
Fox
Mad Men "The Phantom" Christopher Manley
AMC
Pan Am "Pilot" John Lindley
ABC

2013
(65th)
[55]
 House of Cards "Chapter 1" Eigil Bryld
Netflix
Boardwalk Empire "Margate Sands" Bill Coleman
HBO
Breaking Bad "Gliding Over All" Michael Slovis
AMC
Game of Thrones "Mhysa" Robert McLachlan
HBO
Homeland "Beirut is Back" Nelson Cragg
Showtime
Mad Men "The Doorway" Christopher Manley
AMC

2014
(66th)
[56]
 True Detective "Who Goes There" Adam Arkapaw
HBO
Breaking Bad "Granite State" Michael Slovis
AMC
Game of Thrones "The Lion and the Rose" Anette Haellmigk
HBO
"Two Swords" Jonathan Freeman
Homeland "The Star" David Klein
Showtime
House of Cards "Chapter 18" Igor Martinovic
Netflix

2015
(67th)
[57]
 Boardwalk Empire "Golden Days for Boys and Girls" Jonathan Freeman
HBO
Game of Thrones "The Dance of Dragons" Rob McLachlan
HBO
"Hardhome"
Fabian Wagner
"Sons of the Harpy" Anette Haellmigk
"Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" Greg Middleton
The Good Wife "The Line" Fred Murphy
CBS
House of Cards "Chapter 29" Martin Ahlgren
Netflix

2016
(68th)
[58]
 The Man in the High Castle "The New World" James Hawkinson
Amazon
Bates Motel "A Danger to Himself and Others" John S. Bartley
A&E
Downton Abbey "Episode Nine" Graham Frake
PBS
Game of Thrones "Home" Gregory Middleton
HBO
Gotham "Azrael" Crescenzo Giacomo Notarile
Fox
Homeland "The Tradition of Hospitality" David Klein
Showtime
House of Cards "Chapter 45" David M. Dunlap
Netflix

Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour)






























































































Year
 Program
 Episode
 Nominees
 Network

2017
(69th)
[59]

The Handmaid's Tale
 "Offred"
 Colin Watkinson
Hulu

The Crown
 "Smoke and Mirrors"
Adriano Goldman
Netflix

The Man in the High Castle
 "Fallout"
 James Hawkinson
Amazon

Mr. Robot
 "eps2.0_unm4sk-pt1.tc" / "eps2.0_unm4sk-pt2.tc"
 Tod Campbell
USA

Sense8
 "Obligate Mutualisms"
John Toll
Netflix

Stranger Things
 "Chapter Eight: The Upside Down"
 Tim Ives

Westworld
 "The Original"
Paul Cameron
HBO

2018
(70th)
[60]

The Crown
 "Beryl"
Adriano Goldman
Netflix

The Handmaid's Tale
 "June"
 Colin Watkinson
Hulu

Legion
 "Chapter 9"
Dana Gonzales
FX

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
 "Pilot"
M. David Mullen
Amazon

Ozark
 "The Toll"
 Ben Kutchins
Netflix

Stranger Things
 "Chapter One: MADMAX"
 Tim Ives

Westworld
 "The Riddle of the Sphinx"
John Grillo
HBO


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References





  1. ^ "Two New Categories and Rules Modifications", Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, February 24, 2017. Retrieved on March 30, 2017.


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