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** Won: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("[[The Late Philip J. Fry]]") | ** Won: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("[[The Late Philip J. Fry]]") | ||
** Won: "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance" ("[[Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences]]"), [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Lrrr]] and [[Orson Welles' head]] | ** Won: "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance" ("[[Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences]]"), [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Lrrr]] and [[Orson Welles' head]] | ||
* '''[[2012]] ({{w|64th Primetime Emmy Awards|64th}}) | |||
** Nominated: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("[[The Tip of the Zoidberg]]") | |||
** Nominated: "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance" ("[[The Silence of the Clamps]]"), [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Clamps]], [[Donbot]], [[Hyper-Chicken]], [[Calculon]], [[Hedonismbot]], [[Morbo]] | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 01:16, 20 July 2012
The Emmy Awards are television production awards handed out annually to the television entertainment industry. The Emmys are considered to be the most prestigious honor in American television, on par with the Academy Award in film or Grammy Award in music, and the awards are given out for several categories across several different aspects of television.
Futurama has been nominated several times at the Primetime Emmy Awards and has won a few awards including for Outstanding Animated Program.
- 1999 (51st)
- Nominated: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("A Big Piece of Garbage")
- 2000 (52nd)
- Won: "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation" ("A Bicyclops Built for Two"), Bari Kumar (color stylist)
- 2001 (53rd)
- Won: "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation" ("Parasites Lost"), Rodney Clouden (storyboard artist)
- Nominated: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("Amazon Women in the Mood")
- 2002 (54th)
- Won: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("Roswell that Ends Well")
- 2003 (55th)
- Nominated: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("Jurassic Bark")
- 2004 (56th)
- Nominated: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("The Sting")
- Nominated: "Outstanding Music and Lyrics" ("The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings"), "I Want My Hands Back"
- 2011 (63rd)
- Won: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("The Late Philip J. Fry")
- Won: "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance" ("Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences"), Maurice LaMarche as Lrrr and Orson Welles' head
- 2012 (64th)
- Nominated: "Outstanding Animated Program" ("The Tip of the Zoidberg")
- Nominated: "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance" ("The Silence of the Clamps"), Maurice LaMarche as Clamps, Donbot, Hyper-Chicken, Calculon, Hedonismbot, Morbo
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