American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television
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| American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television |
| Country | United States |
| Presented by | American Cinema Editors (ACE) |
| Website | americancinemaeditors |
The American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television is a former award, broadly awarding a variety of comedic shows. In 2018, the category dropped running time distinctions, as well as adding distinctions between viewing types (commercial television vs. non-commercial), and became Best Edited Comedy Series for Commercial Television and Best Edited Comedy Series for Non-Commercial Television respectively. In 2021, the comedy series categories were re-arranged into Best Edited Single-Camera Comedy Series and Best Edited Multi-Camera Comedy Series.
Winners and nominees[edit]
- † – indicates the winner of a Primetime Emmy Award.
- ‡ – indicates a nomination for a Primetime Emmy Award.
1990s[edit]
| Year | Program | Episode(s) | Nominees | Network |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1992 [1] | ||||
| Brooklyn Bridge | "Brave New World" | Roger Bondelli | CBS | |
| Coach | "Vows" ‡ | Andrew Chulack | ABC | |
| Evening Shade | "The Really Odd Couple" | Tony Hayman | CBS | |
| Murphy Brown | "Send in the Clowns" ‡ | Tucker Wiard | ||
| The Wonder Years | "The Wedding" | Dennis C. Vejar | ABC | |
| 1993 [2] | ||||
| Tales from the Crypt | "People Who Live in Brass Hearses" | Stephen Lovejoy | HBO | |
| Murphy Brown | "Angst for the Memory" | Tucker Wiard | CBS | |
| Seinfeld | "The Lip Reader" | Janet Ashikaga | NBC | |
| 1994 [3] | ||||
| The Larry Sanders Show | "The Mr. Sharon Stone Show" | Paul Anderson and Leslie Dennis | HBO | |
| Seinfeld | "The Race" | Janet Ashikaga | NBC | |
| Wings | "Whose Wife Is It Anyway" | Darryl Bates | ||
| 1995 [4] | ||||
| The Larry Sanders Show | "Eight" | Paul Anderson and Leslie Dennis | HBO | |
| Frasier | "The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl" ‡ | Timothy Mozer | NBC | |
| Seinfeld | "The Hot Tub" | Janet Ashikaga | ||
| 1996 [5] | ||||
| Seinfeld | "The Abstinence" | Skip Collector | NBC | |
| 3rd Rock from the Sun | "Dick Like Me" | Briana London | NBC | |
| The Larry Sanders Show | "Everybody Loves Larry" ‡ | Sean Lambert and Leslie Tolan | HBO | |
| 1997 [6] | ||||
| Frasier | "Perspectives on Christmas" | Ron Volk | NBC | |
| Just Shoot Me! | "Lemon Wacky Hello" | Dennis C. Vejar | NBC | |
| Sabrina the Teenage Witch | "The Crucible" | Stuart Bass | ABC | |
| 1998 [7] | ||||
| Frasier | "Room Service" † | Ron Volk | NBC | |
| 3rd Rock from the Sun | "Indecent Dick" | Vince Humphrey | NBC | |
| The Larry Sanders Show | "Flip" ‡ | Paul Anderson, Sean Lambert and Leslie Tolan | HBO | |
| 1999 [8] | ||||
| Frasier | "Three Valentines" | Ron Volk | NBC | |
| Everybody Loves Raymond | "Robert's Date" | Patricia Barnett | CBS | |
| Sports Night | "Small Towns" † | Janet Ashikaga | ABC |
2000s[edit]
| Year | Program | Episode(s) | Nominees | Network |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 [9] | ||||
| Malcolm in the Middle | "Pilot" | Nancy Morrison | Fox | |
| Frasier | "Dark Side of the Moon" ‡ | Ron Volk | NBC | |
| Sex and the City | "Running with Scissors" | Wendey Stanzler | HBO | |
| 2001 [10] | ||||
| Sex and the City | "The Real Me" | Michael Berenbaum | HBO | |
| Frasier | "Daphne Returns" † | Ron Volk | NBC | |
| Malcolm in the Middle | "Book Club" | Barry L. Gold | Fox | |
| 2002 [11] | ||||
| Sex and the City | "Luck Be an Old Lady" ‡ | Wendey Stanzler | HBO | |
| Everybody Loves Raymond | "Marie's Sculpture" | Patricia Barnett | CBS | |
| Will & Grace | "A Chorus Lie" ‡ | Peter Chakos | NBC | |
| 2003 [12] | ||||
| Will & Grace | "Last Ex to Brooklyn" ‡ | Peter Chakos | NBC | |
| Frasier | "Rooms with a View" † | Ron Volk | NBC | |
| Sex and the City | "The Catch" | Michael Berenbaum and Wendey Stanzler | HBO | |
| 2004 [13] | ||||
| Sex and the City | "An American Girl In Paris (Part Deux)" ‡ | Michael Berenbaum and Wendey Stanzler | HBO | |
| Arrested Development | "Let 'Em Eat Cake" ‡ | Steven Sprung | Fox | |
| Will & Grace | "I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't" | Peter Chakos | NBC | |
| 2005 [14] | ||||
| Arrested Development | "The Ocean Walker" ‡ | Stuart Bass | Fox | |
| Curb Your Enthusiasm | "Kamikaze Bingo" | Steven Rasch | HBO | |
| My Name Is Earl | "Pilot" | Janet Ashikaga | NBC | |
| 2006 [15] | ||||
| The Office | "Casino Night" | Dean Holland and David Rogers | NBC | |
| Entourage | "Sorry, Ari" | Jon Corn | HBO | |
| My Name Is Earl | "Number One" | Lance Luckey | NBC | |
| 2007 [16] | ||||
| Curb Your Enthusiasm | "The Bat Mitzvah" ‡ | Steven Rasch | HBO | |
| 30 Rock | "The C Word" | Ken Eluto | NBC | |
| Californication | "Hell-A Woman" | Shannon Mitchell | Showtime | |
| 2008 [17] | ||||
| 30 Rock | "Reunion" | Meg Reticker | NBC | |
| Entourage | "Play'n with Fire" | Jeff Groth | HBO | |
| The Office | "Goodbye, Toby" ‡ | Dean Holland and David Rogers | NBC | |
| 2009 [18] | ||||
| 30 Rock | "Apollo, Apollo" † | Ken Eluto | NBC | |
| Curb Your Enthusiasm | "The Bare Midriff" ‡ | Steven Rasch | HBO | |
| Entourage | "The Sorkin Notes" | Steven Sprung |
2010s[edit]
| Year | Program | Episode(s) | Nominees | Network |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 [19][20] | ||||
| Modern Family | "Family Portrait" ‡ | Jonathan Schwartz | ABC | |
| The Big C | "Pilot" | Brian A. Kates | Showtime | |
| Nurse Jackie | "Years of Service" | Anne McCabe | ||
| 2011 [21] | ||||
| Curb Your Enthusiasm | "Palestinian Chicken" † | Steven Rasch | HBO | |
| Modern Family | "Express Christmas" | Steven Rasch | ABC | |
| Curb Your Enthusiasm | "Mister Softee" | Roger Nygard | HBO | |
| 2012 [22] | ||||
| Nurse Jackie | "Handle Your Scandal" | Gary Levy | Showtime | |
| Girls | "Pilot" | Robert Frazen and Catherine Haight | HBO | |
| Modern Family | "Mistery Date" | Ryan Case | ABC | |
| 2013 [23][24] | ||||
| The Office | "Finale" † | David Rogers and Claire Scanlon | NBC | |
| 30 Rock | "Hogcock!" / "Last Lunch" ‡ | Ken Eluto and Meg Reticker | NBC | |
| Arrested Development | "Flight of the Phoenix" ‡ | Kabir Akhtar and A.J. Dickerson | Netflix | |
| 2014 [25] | ||||
| Veep | "Special Relationship" | Anthony Boys | HBO | |
| Silicon Valley | "Optimal Tip-To-Tip Efficiency" | Brian Merken | HBO | |
| Transparent | "Pilot" | Catherine Haight | Amazon | |
| 2015 [26] | ||||
| Inside Amy Schumer | "12 Angry Men Inside Amy Schumer" | Nick Paley | Comedy Central | |
| Silicon Valley | "Two Days of the Condor" † | Brian Merken | HBO | |
| Veep | "Election Night" | Gary Dollner | ||
| 2016 [27] | ||||
| Veep | "Morning After" | Steven Rasch | HBO | |
| Silicon Valley | "The Uptick" ‡ | Brian Merken | HBO | |
| Veep | "Mother" ‡ | Shawn Paper |
See also[edit]
- American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Drama Series
- American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Comedy Series for Commercial Television (2017–2020)
- American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Comedy Series for Non-Commercial Television (2017–2020)
- American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Single-Camera Comedy Series (2021–present)
- American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Multi-Camera Comedy Series (2021–present)
References[edit]
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