List of awards and nominations received by Ally McBeal

This is the list of awards and nominations received by the American television series Ally McBeal (1997–2002).

By Awards

American Choreography Awards

• 2000: Outstanding Achievement in Television – Episode (for "I Will Survive", won)

American Cinema Editors (ACE)

• 1999: Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television (for "Car Wash", won)

BAFTA Television Awards

• 1998: Best International Programme or Series (nominated)

Casting Society of America (CSA)

• 1999: Best Casting – Episodic Comedy (nominated)
• 2000: Best Casting – Episodic Comedy (won)

Cinema Audio Society (CAS)

• 1998: Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Television Series (for "Making Spirits Bright", nominated)

Costume Designers Guild (CDG)

• 1999: Excellence in Costume Design for Television – Contemporary (nominated)
• 2000: Excellence in Costume Design for Television – Contemporary (nominated)

Directors Guild of America (DGA)

• 1997: Outstanding Directing – Drama Series, Night (James Frawley for "Pilot", nominated)
• 2000: Outstanding Directing – Comedy Series (Bill D'Elia for "The Last Virgin", nominated)

Emmy Awards

• 1998: Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (David E. Kelley for "Theme Of Life")
• 1998: Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Series Or A Special (Kurt Kassulke, Peter R. Kelsey, Paul Lewis and Nello Torri for "Boy To The World") (won)
• 1998: Outstanding Single-camera Picture Editing For A Series (Thomas R. Moore for "Cro-Magnon")
• 1998: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Calista Flockhart)
• 1998: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (James Frawley for "Pilot")
• 1998: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (Allan Arkush for "Cro-Magnon")
• 1998: Outstanding Comedy Series (David E. Kelley, Mike Listo, Jeffrey Kramer, Jonathan Pontell, Steve Robin and Pam Wisne)
• 1998: Outstanding Casting For A Series (Jeanie Bacharach and Sharon Jetton)
• 1998: Outstanding Art Direction For A Series (Diane O'Connell and Peter Politanoff for "Boy To The World")
• 1998: Outstanding Costumes for a Series (Loree Parral, Shelly Levine and Michelle Roth for "Cro-Magnon")
• 1999: Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (David E. Kelley for "Sideshow")
• 1999: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Peter MacNicol)
• 1999: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Lucy Liu)
• 1999: Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Series Or A Special (Peter R. Kelsey, Paul Lewis and Nello Torri for "Love's Illusions") (won)
• 1999: Outstanding Single-camera Picture Editing For A Series (Philip Neel for "Angels & Blimps")
• 1999: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Calista Flockhart)
• 1999: Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series (Tracey Ullman) (won)
• 1999: Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series (John Ritter)
• 1999: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (Arlene Sanford for "Those Lips, That Hand")
• 1999: Outstanding Costumes for a Series (Rachael Stanley for "Making Spirits Bright")
• 1999: Outstanding Comedy Series (Peter Burrell, Jeffrey Kramer, David E. Kelley, Mike Listo, Jonathan Pontell, Steve Robin and Pam Wisne) (won)
• 1999: Outstanding Casting For A Series (Jeanie Bacharach and Sharon Jetton)
• 1999: Outstanding Art Direction For A Series (Diane O'Connell and Peter Politanoff for "Making Spirits Bright")
• 2000: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Peter MacNicol)
• 2000: Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Series Or A Special (Paul M. Lewis, Peter R. Kelsey and Nello Torri for "Car Wash") (won)
• 2000: Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (Bill D'Elia for "Ally McBeal: The Musical, Almost")
• 2001: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Peter MacNicol) (won)
• 2001: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Robert Downey Jr.)
• 2001: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Calista Flockhart)
• 2001: Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series (Bernadette Peters)
• 2001: Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series (Jami Gertz)
• 2001: Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-camera Series (Billy Dickson for "Cloudy Skies, Chance Of Parade")
• 2001: Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series (Ken Miller and Nikki Valko) (won)
• 2002: Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-camera Series (Billy Dickson for "Reality Bites")

Golden Globe Awards

• 1997: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Calista Flockhart for playing "Ally McBeal", won)
• 1997: Best Series – Musical or Comedy (won)
• 1998: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 1998: Best Series – Musical or Comedy (won)
• 1998: Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Jane Krakowski for playing "Elaine Vassal", nominated)
• 1999: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 1999: Best Series – Musical or Comedy (nominated)
• 2000: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 2000: Best Series – Musical or Comedy (nominated)
• 2000: Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Robert Downey Jr. for playing "Larry Paul", won)
• 2001: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 2001: Best Series – Musical or Comedy (nominated)

Producers Guild of America (PGA)

• 2000: Television Producer of the Year – Episodic Comedy (nominated)

Peabody Awards

• 1998: Peabody Award (won)^[1]

Satellite Awards

• 1998: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Calista Flockhart for playing "Ally McBeal", nominated)
• 1999: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 2000: Best Actress – Musical or Comedy Series (Jane Krakowski for playing "Elaine Vassal", nominated)
• 2002: Best Supporting Actor – Musical or Comedy Series (Peter MacNicol for playing "John Cage", nominated)

Screen Actors Guild (SAG)

• 1997: Outstanding Actress – Comedy Series (Calista Flockhart for playing "Ally McBeal", nominated)
• 1997: Outstanding Cast – Comedy Series (nominated)
• 1998: Outstanding Actor – Comedy Series (Peter MacNicol for playing "John Cage", nominated)
• 1998: Outstanding Actress – Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 1998: Outstanding Cast – Comedy Series (won)
• 1999: Outstanding Actor – Comedy Series (MacNicol, nominated)
• 1999: Outstanding Actress – Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 1999: Outstanding Actress – Comedy Series (Lucy Liu for playing "Ling Woo", nominated)
• 1999: Outstanding Cast – Comedy Series (nominated)
• 2000: Outstanding Actor – Comedy Series (Robert Downey Jr. for playing "Larry Paul", won)
• 2000: Outstanding Actor – Comedy Series (MacNicol, nominated)
• 2000: Outstanding Actress – Comedy Series (Flockhart, nominated)
• 2000: Outstanding Cast – Comedy Series (nominated)

References

1. 58th Annual Peabody Awards, May 1999.

External links

• Awards won by Ally McBeal at IMDb