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Emmy Awards: 1989

Emmy

Date:	16 September (creative arts), 17 September (primetime programming)
Host:	John Larroquette
Location:	Pasadena Center Exhibition Hall, Pasadena, California, USA
Notes:	The awards are presented to shows that were broadcast 6:00pm to 2:00am between 1 June 1988 and 31 May 1989.

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"In the Heat of the Night" (1988) - Carroll O'Connor; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Ron Perlman; CBS "L.A. Law" (1986) - Michael Tucker (I); NBC "The Equalizer" (1985) - Edward Woodward; CBS "Wiseguy" (1987) - Ken Wahl (I); CBS

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Midnight Caller" (1988) - Joe Spano; NBC - For playing "John Saringo". - For episode "The Execution Of John Saringo".
Other Nominees:
	"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" (1985) - Edward Woodward; USA - For playing "Drummond". - For episode "Hunted", parts 1 and 2. "Midnight Caller" (1988) - Peter Boyle (I); NBC - For playing "J.J. Killian". - For episode "Fathers and Sins". "The Equalizer" (1985) - Michael Moriarty (I); CBS - For playing "Seti aka Wayne Virgil". - For episode "Starfire". "thirtysomething" (1987) - Jack Gilford (I); ABC - For playing "The Old Gentleman". - For episode "The Mike Van Dyke Show".

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Empty Nest" (1988) - Richard Mulligan; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Cheers" (1982) - Ted Danson; NBC "Family Ties" (1982) - Michael J. Fox (I); NBC "Roseanne" (1988) - John Goodman (I); ABC "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Fred Savage; ABC

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - James Woods (I); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Robert Duvall; CBS - For part II ("On The Trail"). "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Tommy Lee Jones; CBS - For part IV ("The Return"). "War and Remembrance" (1988) - John Gielgud; ABC - For part VIII. Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story (1989) (TV) - Ben Kingsley; HBO

Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Dear John" (1988) - Cleavon Little; NBC - For playing "Tony Larkin". - For episode "Stand By Your Man".
Other Nominees:
	"Day by Day" (1988) - Leslie Nielsen; NBC - For playing "Jack Harper". - For episode "Harper And Son". "The Cosby Show" (1984) - Sammy Davis Jr.; NBC - For playing "Ray Palomino". - For episode "No Way Baby". "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Jack Gilford (I); NBC - For playing "Max Weinstock". - For episode "Sophia's Wedding". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Robert Picardo; ABC - For playing "Coach Ed Cutlip". - For episode "Loosiers".

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"China Beach" (1988) - Dana Delany; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Linda Hamilton (I); CBS "L.A. Law" (1986) - Susan Dey; NBC "L.A. Law" (1986) - Jill Eikenberry; NBC "Murder, She Wrote" (1984) - Angela Lansbury; CBS

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Midnight Caller" (1988) - Kay Lenz; NBC - For playing "Tina Cassidy". - For episode "After It Happened...".
Other Nominees:
	"B.L. Stryker" (1989) - Maureen Stapleton; ABC - For playing "Auntie Sue". - For episode "Auntie Sue". "China Beach" (1988) - Chloe Webb (I); ABC - For playing "Laurette Barber". - For the episode "Chao Ong". "Dolphin Cove" (1989) - Teresa Wright (I); CBS - For playing "Nina Rothman". - For episode "The Elders". "Murder, She Wrote" (1984) - Jean Simmons (I); CBS - For playing "Eudora McVeigh". - For episode "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Part 1". "The Equalizer" (1985) - Shirley Knight (I); CBS - For playing "Mrs. Robert McCall". - For episode "Time Present, Time Past".

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	Roe vs. Wade (1989) (TV) - Holly Hunter; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Anjelica Huston; CBS - For part III ("The Plains"). "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Diane Lane (I); CBS - For parts III and IV. "War and Remembrance" (1988) - Jane Seymour (I); ABC - For part XI. Roe vs. Wade (1989) (TV) - Amy Madigan; NBC

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Murphy Brown" (1988) - Candice Bergen; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd" (1987) - Blair Brown; Lifetime "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Bea Arthur; NBC "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Rue McClanahan; NBC "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Betty White (I); NBC

Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Murphy Brown" (1988) - Colleen Dewhurst; CBS - For playing "Avery Brown". - For episode "Mama Said".
Other Nominees:
	"A Different World" (1987) - Diahann Carroll; NBC - For playing "Marion Gilbert". - For episode "For She's Only A Bird In A Gilded Cage". "Newhart" (1982) - Eileen Brennan (I); CBS - For playing "Corine Denby". - For episode "The Little Match Girl". "Perfect Strangers" (1986) - Doris Roberts; ABC - For playing "Mrs. Bailey". - For episode "Maid To Order". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Maxine Stuart; ABC - For playing "Mrs. Carples". - For episode "Coda".

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"L.A. Law" (1986) - Larry Drake; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"L.A. Law" (1986) - Richard Dysart; NBC "L.A. Law" (1986) - Jimmy Smits; NBC "thirtysomething" (1987) - Timothy Busfield; ABC "Wiseguy" (1987) - Jonathan Banks; CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	The Tenth Man (1988) (TV) - Derek Jacobi; CBS
Other Nominees:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Danny Glover; CBS - For parts I ("Leaving Part"), II ("On The Trail") and III ("The Plains"). I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) (TV) - Corin Nemec; NBC - For parts I and II. Jack the Ripper (1988) (TV) - Armand Assante; CBS My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - James Garner; ABC

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Cheers" (1982) - Woody Harrelson; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Cheers" (1982) - George Wendt (I); NBC "Designing Women" (1986) - Meshach Taylor; CBS "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Joe Regalbuto; CBS "Newhart" (1982) - Peter Scolari; CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	Those She Left Behind (1989) (TV) - Colleen Dewhurst; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"A Perfect Spy" (1987) - Peggy Ashcroft; PBS - For parts V and VII. "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Glenne Headly; CBS - For parts I, II and III. "War and Remembrance" (1988) - Polly Bergen; ABC - For parts VI, VIII and XII. The Women of Brewster Place (1989) (TV) - Paula Kelly (I); ABC

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"thirtysomething" (1987) - Melanie Mayron; ABC
Other Nominees:
	"In the Heat of the Night" (1988) - Lois Nettleton; NBC "L.A. Law" (1986) - Michele Greene; NBC "L.A. Law" (1986) - Amanda Plummer; NBC "L.A. Law" (1986) - Susan Ruttan; NBC

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Cheers" (1982) - Rhea Perlman; NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Murphy Brown" (1988) - Faith Ford; CBS "Newhart" (1982) - Julia Duffy; CBS "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Estelle Getty; NBC "Who's the Boss?" (1984) - Katherine Helmond; ABC

Outstanding Directing in a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	"The Jim Henson Hour" (1989) - Jim Henson (I) (director); NBC - For episode "Dog City".
Other Nominees:
	"Late Night with David Letterman" (1982) - Hal Gurnee (director); NBC - For episode "In Chicago". "The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Ted Bessell (director); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "D.U.I.", "Family Therapy", "9 Minutes & 52 Seconds over Tokyo", "Conjugal Visit". Tap Dance in America (1989) (TV) - Don Mischer (director); PBS - (Screened within "Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976)). The Debbie Allen Special (1989) (TV) - Debbie Allen (director); ABC

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for Special Events


Nominees:
	The 61st Annual Academy Awards (1989) (TV) - John Rook (II) (lighting director); Marc Palius (lighting director); ABC

Outstanding Directing in Informational Programming


Nominees:
	"Entertainment Tonight" (1981) - Ron de Moraes (director); Syndicated - For episode "Lucille Ball Memorial". Destined to Live (1988) (TV) - Linda Otto (director); NBC

Outstanding Directing in a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Simon Wincer (director); CBS - For parts I ("Leaving") and IV ("The Return").
Other Nominees:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Dan Curtis (I) (director); ABC - For parts XI and XII. I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) (TV) - Larry Elikann; NBC My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - Daniel Petrie (director); ABC Roe vs. Wade (1989) (TV) - Gregory Hoblit (director); NBC

Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"The Wonder Years" (1988) - Peter Baldwin (I); ABC - For episode "Our Miss White".
Other Nominees:
	"Cheers" (1982) - James Burrows (II); NBC - For episode "The Visiting Lecher". "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Barnet Kellman (director); CBS - For episode "Respect" (pilot episode). "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Terry Hughes (I) (director); NBC - For episode "Brother Can You Spare That Jacket". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Michael Dinner; ABC - For episode "How I'm Spending My Summer Vacation". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Steve Miner (I); ABC - For episode "Birthday Boy".

Outstanding Technical Direction/Camera/Video for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"American Playhouse" (1982) - Ron Graft (technical director); Richard Price (IV) (camera operator); Kenneth Patterson (II) (camera operator); Greg Harms (II) (camera operator); Mark Sanford (I) (senior video control); PBS - For episode "The Meeting".
Other Nominees:
	A Raisin in the Sun (1989) (TV) - Ron Graft (technical director); Greg Cook (I) (camera operator); Greg Harms (II) (camera operator); Kenneth Patterson (II) (camera operator); Mark Sanford (I) (senior video control); PBS Il trovatore (1988) (TV) - Frank O'Connell (technical director); William Akerlund (camera operator); Juan Barrera (I) (camera operator); Manny Guiterrez (camera operator); Jay Millard (camera operator); Jake Ostroff (camera operator); David Smith (III) (camera operator); Ron Washburn (camera operator); Paul Ranieri (senior video control); PBS - (Screened within "Live from the Metropolitan Opera" (1977)). Tap Dance in America (1989) (TV) - Larry Heider (camera operator); Michael Lieberman (camera operator); Charlie Huntley (camera operator); Jake Ostroff (camera operator); Ron Washburn (camera operator); Dave Satin (senior video control); PBS - (Screened within "Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976)).

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Who's the Boss?" (1984) - Mark J. Levin (lighting director); ABC - For episode "A Spirited Christmas".
Other Nominees:
	"Family Ties" (1982) - Robert F. Liu; NBC - For episode "Alex Doesn't Live Here Anymore". "Night Court" (1984) - Robert Berry (II) (director of photography); NBC - For episode "Danny Got His Gun ", part III. "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Alan Walker (III) (lighting designer); NBC - For episode "Yokel Hero".

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction


Winner:
	Christmas in Washington (1988) (TV) - Ian Fraser (I) (music director); Chris Boardman (I) (principal arranger); J. Hill (II) (principal arranger); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Late Night with David Letterman" (1982) - Paul Shaffer (musical director); Greg Adams (V) (arranger); NBC - For episode "7th Anniversary Special". "Moonlighting" (1985) - Alf Clausen (music director/principal arranger); Hummie Mann (principal arranger); Brad Dechter (principal arranger); George Gaffney (I) (dance arranger); D'Vaughn Pershing (dance arranger); ABC - For episode "A Womb With A View". "Sunday Night" (1988) - Marcus Miller (I) (music director); Syndicated "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" (1988) - Jack Elliott (I) (music director); CBS - For episode with guests Kenny Rogers (I), Maureen McGovern and Geoffrey Lewis (I).

Outstanding Directing for Special Events


Winner:
	The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1988) (TV) - Dwight Hemion (director); CBS

Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Tanner '88" (1988) - Robert Altman (I); HBO - For episode "The Boiler Room".
Other Nominees:
	"L.A. Law" (1986) - Eric Laneuville (director); NBC - For episode "I'm In The Nude For Love". "L.A. Law" (1986) - John Pasquin (director); NBC - For episode "To Live And Diet In L.A.". "Midnight Caller" (1988) - Thomas Carter (II) (director); NBC - For episode "Conversations With The Assassin" (pilot episode). "thirtysomething" (1987) - Scott Winant (I); ABC - For episode "We'll Meet Again".

Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Drama Series, Variety Series, Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	The Magic of David Copperfield XI: The Explosive Encounter (1989) (TV) - Robert A. Dickinson (lighting director); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"The Jim Henson Hour" (1989) - John Rook (II) (lighting designer); NBC - For episode "Dog City". A Raisin in the Sun (1989) (TV) - Bill Klages (lighting designer); Ken Dettling (lighting director); PBS Christmas in Aspen (1988) (TV) - Kieran Healy (lighting designer); Tom Beck (II) (lighting director); CBS Kenny, Dolly and Willie: Something Inside So Strong (1989) (TV) - Jeff Engel (I) (lighting designer); NBC

Outstanding Technical Direction/Camera/Video for a Series


Winner:
	"Night Court" (1984) - Robert G. Holmes (I) (technical director); Leigh Nicholson (camera operator); John Repczynski (camera operator); Jeffrey Wheat (camera operator); Rocky Danielson (camera operator); Tom Tcimpidis (senior video control); NBC - For episode "Yet Another Day In The Life".
Other Nominees:
	"Family Ties" (1982) - Parker Roe (technical director); Paul Basta (camera operator); Rick Caswell (camera operator); Richard Price (IV) (camera operator); Hank Geving (camera operator); Eric Clay (I) (senior video control); NBC - For episode "Alex Dosen't Live Here Anymore". "The Arsenio Hall Show" (1989) - Clay Jacobsen (technical director); Greg Cook (I) (camera operator); Ken Dahlquist (camera operator); Thomas Geren (camera operator); Bob Highton (camera operator); Steve Berry (I) (senior video control); Syndicated - For episode with guests Boy George, Mary Frann and Bruce Boxleitner. "The Golden Girls" (1985) - O. Tamburri (technical director); Ritch Kenney (camera operator); Ken Tamburri (camera operator); Chester Jackson (I) (camera operator); Stephen A. Jones (camera operator); John O'Brien (IX) (senior video control); NBC - For episode "Brother, Can You Spare That Jacket?". "Who's the Boss?" (1984) - Herm Falk (technical director); Dale Carlson (I) (camera operator); Blair White (I) (camera operator); Keith Lisle (camera operator); Robert Martin (XVI) (camera operator); Leonard Grice (senior video control); ABC - For episode "A Spirited Christmas". "Win, Lose or Draw" (1987) - Rick Labgold (technical director); Tracy Lawrence (II) (camera operator); James Earl Jackson (camera operator); Van Theodore Carlson (camera operator); Jim Rush (I) (camera operator); David Navarrette (camera operator); Thomas Geren (camera operator); Bob Blair (VI) (camera operator); Ross Elliott (II) (senior video control); Mike Hernandez (IV) (senior video control); Syndicated - For episode "Disney World Remote".

Outstanding Writing in a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story (1989) (TV) - Abby Mann (writer); Robin Vote (writer); Ron Hutchinson (writer); HBO
Other Nominees:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Bill Wyttliff (teleplay); CBS - For parts I and IV. I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) (TV) - J.P. Miller (teleplay/story); Cynthia Whitcomb (teleplay); NBC My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - William G. Borchert (writer); ABC Roe vs. Wade (1989) (TV) - Alison Cross (writer); NBC

Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series


Winner:
	"thirtysomething" (1987) - Joseph Dougherty (writer); ABC - For episode "First Day/Last Day".
Other Nominees:
	"L.A. Law" (1986) - Steven Bochco; David E. Kelley (I); William M. Finkelstein; Michele Gallery; NBC - For episode "His Suit Is Hirsute". "L.A. Law" (1986) - David E. Kelley (I); William M. Finkelstein; Michele Gallery; Judith Parker (I); NBC - For episode "Urine Trouble Now". "L.A. Law" (1986) - David E. Kelley (I) (writer); NBC - For episode "I'm In The Nude For Love". "thirtysomething" (1987) - Edward Zwick (writer); Marshall Herskovitz (writer); ABC - For episode "The Mike Van Dyke Show".

Outstanding Writing for Special Events


Winner:
	The 42nd Annual Tony Awards (1988) (TV) - Jeffrey Lane (I) (writer); CBS

Outstanding Writing in Informational Programming


Winner:
	"Mind, The" (????) - John Heminway (writer); PBS - For episode "Search For Mind".

Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Murphy Brown" (1988) - Diane English (writer); CBS - For episode "Respect" (pilot episode).
Other Nominees:
	"The Wonder Years" (1988) - Matthew Carlson (I); ABC - For episode "Pottery Will Get You Nowhere". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Todd W. Langen; ABC - For episode "Coda". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - David M. Stern; ABC - For episode "Loosiers". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Michael J. Weithorn; ABC - For episode "Our Miss White".

Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	"Saturday Night Live" (1975) - James Downey (I) (head writer); John Bowman (I) (writer); A. Whitney Brown (writer); Greg Daniels (I) (writer); Tom Davis (I) (writer); Al Franken (I) (writer); Shannon Gaughan (writer); Jack Handey (writer); Phil Hartman (I) (writer); Lorne Michaels (writer); Mike Myers (I) (writer); Conan O'Brien (writer); Bob Odenkirk (writer); Herbert Sargent (I) (writer); Tom Schiller (writer); Robert Smigel (writer); Bonnie Turner (writer); Terry Turner (I) (writer); Christine Zander (I) (writer); George Meyer (II) (additional sketches); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Late Night with David Letterman" (1982) - Steve O'Donnell (III) (head writer); Joe Toplyn; Matt Wickline; Jeff Martin (I); Gerard Mulligan; Randy Cohen (I); Larry Jacobson (II); Kevin Curran (I); Fred Graver; Adam Resnick (I); Boyd Hale (I); Rob Burnett (I); David Letterman; Chris Elliott (I) (additional sketches); NBC - For episode "Seventh Anniversary Special". "Not Necessarily the News" (1983) - Matt Neuman (head writer); Larry Arnstein (writer); Steve Barker (I) (writer); David Hurwitz (I) (writer); Lane Sarasohn (writer); Billy Kimball (writer); HBO "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962) - Raymond Siller (head writer); Michael Barrie (I) (writer); Jim Mulholland (writer); Bob Keane (I) (writer); Andrew Nicholls (II) (writer); Darrell Vickers (writer); Tony DeSena (writer); Patric Verrone (writer); Bob Smith (XV) (writer); Hal Goodman (writer); Larry Klein (I) (writer); Kevin Mulholland (I) (writer); NBC "The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - James L. Brooks (writer); Heide Perlman (writer); Jerry Belson (writer); Ken Estin (writer); Sam Simon (I) (writer); Marc Flanagan (writer); Jay Kogen (writer); Wallace Wolodarsky (writer); Michael Sardo (writer); Dick Blasucci (writer); Matt Groening (writer); Tracey Ullman (writer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "5W76".

Outstanding Cinematography for a Series


Winner:
	"Quantum Leap" (1989) {Genesis: Part 1 - September 13, 1956 (#1.1)} - Roy H. Wagner; NBC - For the pilot episode.
Other Nominees:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Stevan Larner; CBS - For episode "Ceremony of Innocence". "Jake and the Fatman" (1987) - John C. Flinn III; CBS - For episode "Wish You Were Here". "Paradise" (1988) - Richard M. Rawlings Jr.; CBS - For episode "Long Lost Lawson".

Outstanding Cinematography for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	Shooter (1988) (TV) - Gayne Rescher (director of photography); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Favorite Son" (1988) - Bradford May (director of photography); NBC - For part III. "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Douglas Milsome (director of photography); CBS - For part IV ("The Return"). "War and Remembrance" (1988) - Dietrich Lohmann (director of photography); ABC - For part XI. Disaster at Silo 7 (1988) (TV) - Roy H. Wagner; ABC

Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	I'll Be Home for Christmas (1988) (TV) - Jan Scott (I) (production designer); Jack Taylor (V) (art director); Edward J. McDonald (set decorator); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Around the World in 80 Days" (1989/I) - Vladislav Lasic (art director); Mike Porter (I) (production designer); Ian Watson (III) (art director); Jonathan Cheung (art director); Roger Hulme (set decorator); Chung Yee Fung (set decorator); Svetislav Todorovic (set decorator); NBC - For part I. "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Cary White (production designer); Michael J. Sullivan (set decorator); CBS - For part IV ("The Return"). "War and Remembrance" (1988) - Guy J. Comtois (production designer); Veronica Hadfield (international art director); William Cruse (art director); Norm Baron (art director); Jean-Michel Hugon (art director); Francesco Chianese (art director); Hari Pischinger (art director); Wally White (I) (set decorator); Don K. Ivey (set decorator); Richard Reams (set decorator); Jeff Haley (II) (set decorator); Malcolm Stone (I) (set decorator); ABC - For part XII. I Never Sang for My Father (1988) (TV) - Roy Christopher (production designer); Greg Richman (art director); PBS

Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	"The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Bernie Yeszin (art director); Portia Iversen (set decorator); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "All About Tammy Lee Maggie In Peril ", part II.
Other Nominees:
	"The Pat Sajak Show" (1989) - Anthony Sabatino (I) (production designer); William H. Harris (production designer); Fred M. Duer (production designer); Fred Cooper (II) (set decorator); CBS - For episode with guest Jeffrey Osborne (I). Christmas Special (1988) (TV) - Gary Panter (production designer); Ric Heitzman (co-production designer); Wayne White (I) (co-production designer); Jimmy Cuomo (art director); Paul Reubens (set decorator); Deborah Madalena-Lloyd (set decorator); CBS The Glenn Miller Band Reunion (1989) (TV) - Roy Christopher (production designer); Greg Richman (art director); PBS The Magic of David Copperfield XI: The Explosive Encounter (1989) (TV) - John Shaffner (production designer); Joe Stewart (I) (production designer); CBS

Outstanding Art Direction for a Series


Winner:
	"Moonlighting" (1985) - James J. Agazzi (production designer); Bill Harp (set decorator); ABC - For episode "A Womb With A View".
Other Nominees:
	"Murder, She Wrote" (1984) - Leslie Parsons (production designer); Peter Samish (art director); Robert Wingo (set decorator); CBS - For episode "Snow White, Blood Red". "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Roy Christopher (art director); Steve Rostine (set decorator); CBS - For episode "Mama Said". "Roseanne" (1988) - Garvin Eddy (production designer); ABC - For episode "Lover's Lanes". "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Richard D. James (art director); Jim Mees (set decorator); Syndicated - For episode "Elementary, Dear Data". "thirtysomething" (1987) - Brandy Alexander (art director); Mary Ann Biddle (set decorator); ABC - For episode "Michael Writes A Story".

Outstanding Costume Design for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Van Broughton Ramsey; CBS - For part II ("On The Trail").
Other Nominees:
	"Around the World in 80 Days" (1989/I) - Emma Porteus (costume designer); NBC - For part I. My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - April Ferry (costume designer); ABC

Outstanding Costume Design for a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	The Magic of David Copperfield XI: The Explosive Encounter (1989) (TV) - Daniel Orlandi (costume designer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"The Jim Henson Hour" (1989) - Polly Smith (dog costume designer); James Hammer (I) (dog costume designer); Connie Peterson (I) (dog costume designer); Lizzie Harding-Wilkins (dog costume designer); NBC - For episode "Dog City". "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" (1988) - Madeline Ann Kozlowski (costume designer); CBS - For episode with guests Kenny Rogers (I), Maureen McGovern and Geoffrey Lewis (I). Christmas Special (1988) (TV) - Max Robert (I) (costume designer); Robert Turturice (costume designer); CBS

Outstanding Costume Design for a Series


Winner:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Judy Evans (I) (costume designer); CBS - For episode "The Outsiders".
Other Nominees:
	"Designing Women" (1986) - Cliff Chally (costume designer); CBS - For episode "Come On And Marry Me, Bill". "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Bill Hargate (costume designer); CBS - For episode "Soul Man". "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Durinda Wood (costume designer); William Ware Theiss (starfleet uniforms creator); Syndicated - For episode "Elementary, Dear Data". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Scilla Andreen-Hernandez; ABC - For episode "Birthday Boy".

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Drama Series


Winner:
	"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Chris Haire (re-recording mixer); Doug Davey (I) (re-recording mixer); Richard L. Morrison (re-recording mixer); Alan Bernard (I) (sound mixer); Syndicated - For episode "Q Who".
Other Nominees:
	"China Beach" (1988) - Tim Cooney (production mixer); Don Cahn (re-recording mixer); Artie Torgersen (re-recording mixer); James G. Williams (re-recording mixer); ABC - For the episode "Vets". "Mission: Impossible" (1988) - Tim Philben; Scott Millan (music mixer); Clark Conrad (effects mixer); Paul Clark (II) (production mixer); ABC - For episode "Spy". "thirtysomething" (1987) - Tim Philben; Scott Millan (music re-recording mixer); Clark Conrad (effects re-recording mixer); Will Yarbrough (production mixer); ABC - For episode "Michael Writes A Story". "Tour of Duty" (1987) - Thomas J. Huth (dialogue re-recording mixer); Anthony Constantini (music re-recording mixer); Sam Black (I) (effects re-recording mixer); Susan Moore-Chong (production sound mixer); CBS - For episode "I Wish It Would Rain".

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Donald F. Johnson (sound mixer); James L. Aicholtz (dialogue mixer); Michael Herbick (music mixer); Kevin O'Connell (II) (sound effects mixer); CBS - For part IV ("The Return").
Other Nominees:
	Guts and Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North (1989) (TV) - William L. McCaughey (dialogue mixer); Richard D. Rogers (effects mixer); Grover B. Helsley (music mixer); Chuck Lewis (I) (production mixer); CBS - For part I. Margaret Bourke-White (1989) (TV) - John Wilkinson (I) (dialogue mixer); Richard D. Rogers (effects mixer); Grover B. Helsley (music mixer); Richard Schexnayder (production mixer); TNT The Great Escape II: The Untold Story (1988) (TV) - John Wilkinson (I) (dialogue mixer); Richard D. Rogers (effects mixer); Grover B. Helsley (music mixer); Claude Hitchcock (production mixer); NBC - For part I. The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro (1989) (TV) - William L. McCaughey (head mixer); Doug E. Turner (re-recording mixer); Grover B. Helsley (re-recording mixer); Noel Quinn (I) (production mixer); NBC The Karen Carpenter Story (1989) (TV) - William L. McCaughey (re-recording mixer); Richard D. Rogers (re-recording mixer); Grover B. Helsley (re-recording mixer); Charles T. Knight (production sound mixer); CBS

Outstanding Sound Mixing for Special Events


Winner:
	The 31st Annual Grammy Awards (1989) (TV) - Ed Greene (I) (music production mixer); Don Worsham (dialogue production mixer); Carroll Pratt (production mixer); Paul Sandweiss (production mixer); CBS

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special


Winner:
	"Night Court" (1984) - Klaus Landsberg (I) (production mixer); Craig Porter (I) (re-recording mixer); Allen Patapoff (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "The Last Temptation Of Mac".
Other Nominees:
	"Cheers" (1982) - Robert Crosby (I) (production mixer); Sam Black (I) (re-recording mixer); Robert Douglass (re-recording mixer); Thomas J. Huth (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "Jumping Jerks". "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Edward L. Moskowitz; Allen Patapoff (re-recording mixer); Craig Porter (I) (re-recording mixer); NBC - For episode "You Gotta Have Hope". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Agamemnon Andrianos (production mixer); David John West (re-recording mixer); Ray West (I) (re-recording mixer); John L. Mack (re-recording mixer); ABC - For episode "Birthday Boy".

Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety or Music Series or a Special


Winner:
	Kenny, Dolly and Willie: Something Inside So Strong (1989) (TV) - Robert Douglass (sfx mixer); David E. Fluhr (re-recording mixer); Ed Greene (I) (production mixer); Larry Brown (I) (post-production music mixer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"The Arsenio Hall Show" (1989) - Gordon Klimuck (sound mixer); Barton Michael Chiate (sound mixer); Syndicated - For episode with guests LeVert, Patti D'Arbanville and Peter DeLuise. "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962) - Ron Estes (mixer); Roger Cortes (mixer); NBC - For episode with guests Jonathan Winters (I) and Kenny Loggins. Tap Dance in America (1989) (TV) - Ed Greene (I) (production/post production mixer); Carroll Pratt (post-production mixer); PBS - (Screened within "Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976)). The Glenn Miller Band Reunion (1989) (TV) - Tom Ancell (production mixer); David E. Fluhr (re-recording mixer); Carroll Pratt (re-recording mixer); PBS The Magic of David Copperfield XI: The Explosive Encounter (1989) (TV) - Jeff Courtie (adr/foley mixer); David E. Fluhr (re-recording mixer); Carroll Pratt (special effects re-recording); Paul Sandweiss (production mixer); CBS

Outstanding Editing for a Miniseries or a Special - Single Camera Production


Winner:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Peter Zinner (editor); John F. Burnett (editor); ABC - For part X.
Other Nominees:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Corky Ehlers (editor); CBS - For part III ("The Plains"). My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - Paul Rubell (editor); John Wright (II) (editor); ABC Roe vs. Wade (1989) (TV) - Elodie Keene (editor); Joe Ann Fogle (editor); NBC The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro (1989) (TV) - Robert K. Lambert (editor); NBC

Outstanding Editing for a Miniseries or a Special - Multi-Camera Production


Winner:
	Tap Dance in America (1989) (TV) - Mark West (I) (editor); PBS - (Screened within "Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976)).
Other Nominees:
	"Late Night with David Letterman" (1982) - George Magda (editor); NBC - For episode "7th Anniversary Special". "The Barbara Walters Special" (1976) - Ann Woodward (II) (editor); Mark Oberthaler (editor); ABC - For the 50th special. A Raisin in the Sun (1989) (TV) - Gary Anderson (II) (editor); PBS The Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park Grand Opening (1989) (TV) - Kris Trexler (editor); Terry Climer (editor); Jeff Palmer (II) (editor); NBC

Outstanding Editing for a Series - Single Camera Production


Winner:
	"thirtysomething" (1987) - Steven Rosenblum (editor); ABC - For episode "First Day/Last Day".
Other Nominees:
	"China Beach" (1988) - Randy Jon Morgan; ABC - For the episode "Vets". "L.A. Law" (1986) - Paul Dixon (I) (editor); NBC - For episode "His Suit Is Hirsute". "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Stuart Bass; ABC - For episode "Loosiers". "Wiseguy" (1987) - Larry Strong (I) (editor); Ron Spang (editor); CBS - For episode "White Noise".

Outstanding Editing for a Series - Multi-Camera Production


Winner:
	"Murphy Brown" (1988) - Tucker Wiard (editor); CBS - For episode "Respect" (pilot episode).
Other Nominees:
	"Married with Children" (1987) - Larry Harris (II) (editor); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "Requiem For A Dead Barber". "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Jerry Davis (II) (editor); CBS - For episode "It's How You Play The Game". "Roseanne" (1988) - Marco Zappia (editor); ABC - For episode "Toto, We're Not In Kansas Anymore". "The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - M. Pam Blumenthal (editor); Douglas Hines (I) (editor); 20th Century Fox Television - For episodes "To Masseur With Love" and "Conjugal Visit".

Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series


Winner:
	"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Bill Wistrom (supervising sound editor/adr editor); James Wolvington (sound editor); Mace Matiosian (sound editor); Wilson Dyer (sound editor); Guy Tsujimoto (sound editor); Gerry Sackman (supervising music editor); Syndicated - For episode "Q Who".
Other Nominees:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - David Hankins (supervising sound editor); Robert Mackston (sound editor); Michael L. DePatie (sound editor); Pat McCormick (II) (sound editor); Ralph Osborn (I) (sound editor); Richard Taylor (IV) (sound editor); Bruce P. Michaels (supervising adr editor); Lori Slomka (supervising music editor); CBS - For episode "The Watcher". "Hunter" (1984) - Craig Vandagriff (supervising sound editor); Ray Alba (sound editor); Cindy Marty (sound editor); Ed Osborne (sound editor); Steve Olson (IV) (sound editor); Ian MacGregor-Scott (sound editor); Jack Woods (III) (supervising adr editor); Susan Mick (supervising music editor); NBC - For episode "City Under Siege ", part III. "MacGyver" (1985) - William H. Angarola (supervising sound editor); Miguel Rivera (I) (sound editor); Barbara Issak (sound editor); Jon Johnson (I) (sound editor); Keith Bilderbeck (sound editor); Art Ottinger (supervising adr editor); Steve Danforth (supervising music editor); ABC - For episode "Gold Rush". "Wiseguy" (1987) - Robert Gutknecht (supervising sound editor); John Kaufman (VI) (sound editor); William Hooper (I) (sound editor); Bill Young (V) (sound editor); Edward L. Sandlin (sound editor); Roxanne Jones (sound editor); Paul Wittenberg (supervising adr editor); Jeff Charbonneau (supervising music editor); CBS - For episode "All Or Nothing".

Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Dave McMoyler (supervising sound editor); Joseph Melody (co-supervising editor); Mark Steele (I) (sound editor); Richard S. Steele (sound editor); Michael J. Wright (I) (sound editor); Gary Macheel (sound editor); Stephen Grubbs (sound editor); Mark Friedgen (sound editor); Charles R. Beith Jr. (sound editor); Scott A. Tinsley (sound editor); Karla Caldwell (sound editor); George B. Bell (sound editor); G. Michael Graham (sound editor); Kristi Johns (supervising adr editor); Tom Villano (supervising music editor); Jamie Forester (supervising music editor); CBS - For part III ("The Plains").
Other Nominees:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Michael O'Corrigan (supervising sound editor); Gary Winter (III) (co-supervising sound editor); John Kaufman (VI) (sound editor); Robert Gutknecht (sound editor); Thomas McMullen (sound editor); William Hooper (I) (sound editor); Richard Wahrman (sound editor); Sam Gemette (sound editor); John M. Colwell (sound editor); Jim Siracusa (sound editor); Craig Vandagriff (sound editor); Ray Alba (sound editor); William Jacobs (II) (sound editor); Steve Olson (IV) (sound editor); Bill Young (V) (sound editor); Joe Divitale (sound editor); John Kline (II) (sound editor); Cliff Bell Jr.; Chris Ledesma (I) (supervising music editor); ABC - For part VII. David (1988) (TV) - David Hankins (supervising sound editor); Robert Mackston (sound editor); Joel Valentine (sound editor); Ken Johnson (III) (music editor); Steve Livingston (music editor); Pat McCormick (II) (sound editor); Richard Taylor (IV) (sound editor); Matt Sawelson (supervising adr editor); Dave Weathers (co-supervising sound editor); ABC Go Toward the Light (1988) (TV) - David Hankins (supervising sound editor); Pat McCormick (II) (sound editor); Richard Taylor (IV) (sound editor); Matt Sawelson (sound editor); Joel Valentine (sound editor); Robert Mackston (sound editor); Brian Thomas Nist (sound editor); Steve Dutkovich (supervising adr editor); Steve Livingston (music editor); Ken Johnson (III) (music editor); CBS Steal the Sky (1988) (TV) - Dave McMoyler (supervising sound editor); Joseph Melody (co-supervising sound editor); Mark Friedgen (sound editor); G. Michael Graham (sound editor); Gary Macheel (sound editor); A. David Marshall (sound editor); Diane Marshall (III) (sound editor); Mark Steele (I) (sound editor); Rusty Tinsley (sound editor); Scott A. Tinsley (sound editor); Charles R. Beith Jr. (sound editor); Christopher Assells (sound editor); Kristi Johns (supervising adr editor); Allan K. Rosen (supervising music editor); HBO

Outstanding Achievement in Special Visual Effects


Winner:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Charles Staffell (effects supervisor); Martin Gutteridge (effects supervisor); William Cruse (miniature designer); Egil S. Woxholt (director of photography); William H. Schirmer (effects supervisor); Godfrey A. Godar (director of photography); Simon Smith (VIII) (miniature designer); Steve Anderson (XVI) (miniature designer); Edward L. Williams (miniature designer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"Friday the 13th" (1987) - John Gajdecki (visual effects artist); Gary L. Smith (supervising editor); Syndicated - For episode "13 O'Clock". "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Dan Curry (visual effects supervisor); Ronald B. Moore (visual effects coordinator); Peter W. Moyer (visual effects editor); Steve Price (I) (visual effects animator); Syndicated - For episode "Q-Who?". "The Infinite Voyage" (1987) - John Allison (I) (effects designer/director); PBS - For episode "The Geometry Of Life". "thirtysomething" (1987) - Jeanne Byrd (associate producer); Victor Du Bois (supervising film editor); Simon Holden (visual effects artist); Steve Wyskocil (visual effects supervisor); ABC - For episode "Michael Writes A Story".

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Manlio Rocchetti (makeup supervisor); Carla Palmer (makeup artist); Jean Ann Black (makeup artist); CBS - For part 4 ("The Return").
Other Nominees:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Wes Dawn (key makeup artist); Magdalene Gaffney (makeup artist); Jim Kail (makeup artist); Christopher Tucker (I) (special effects makeup); ABC - For part II. "War and Remembrance" (1988) - Wes Dawn (key makeup artist); Magdalene Gaffney (makeup artist); Jim Kail (makeup artist); Christopher Tucker (I) (special effects makeup); Thomas R. Burman (special effects makeup); Bari Dreiband-Burman (special effects makeup); ABC - For part III. David (1988) (TV) - Michael Westmore (I) (makeup artist); Gerald Quist (makeup artist); Phil Richards (III) (makeup artist); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Series


Winner:
	"The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Thomas R. Burman (special makeup); Carol Schwartz (I) (makeup artist); Bari Dreiband-Burman (special makeup); Robin LaVigne (makeup artist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Subway".
Other Nominees:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Margaret Prentice (beast makeup); Rick Baker (I) (dragon man makeup); Norman Cabrera (dragon man makeup); Vincent Prentice (dragon man makeup); Fred C. Blau Jr.; CBS - For episode "Brothers". "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Michael Westmore (I) (makeup supervisor); Gerald Quist (makeup artist); Janna Phillips (makeup artist); Syndicated - For episode "A Matter Of Honor".

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Miniseries or a Special (Dramatic Underscore)


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Basil Poledouris (composer); CBS - For part IV ("The Return").
Other Nominees:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Bob Cobert (composer); ABC - For part XI. Bridge to Silence (1989) (TV) - Fred Karlin (composer); CBS Pancho Barnes (1988) (TV) - Allyn Ferguson (composer); CBS The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro (1989) (TV) - Chris Boardman (I) (composer); NBC

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)


Winner:
	"Falcon Crest" (1981) - Joel Rosenbaum (composer); CBS - For episode "Dust To Dust".
Other Nominees:
	"Blue Skies" (1988) - Angela Morley (composer); CBS - For episode "The White Horse". "Columbo" (1971) {Murder, Smoke and Shadows (#8.2)} - Patrick Williams (I) (composer); ABC "Moonlighting" (1985) - Alf Clausen; ABC - For episode "A Womb With A View". "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Dennis McCarthy (I) (composer); Syndicated - For episode "The Child".

Outstanding Achievement in Music and Lyrics


Winner:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Lee Holdridge (composer); Melanie (IV) (lyricist); CBS - For the song "The First Time I Loved Forever" - For episode "A Distant Shore".
Other Nominees:
	"Roseanne" (1988) - Dan Foliart (composer/lyricist); Howard Pearl (composer); ABC - For the song "I'll Never Change My Mind". - For episode "Radio Days". "Shining Time Station" (1990) - Larry Grossman (I) (composer); Ellen Fitzhugh (II) (lyricist); PBS - For the song "Start Where You Are". - For episode "A Place Unlike Any Other" Dadah Is Death (1988) (TV) - Fred Karlin (composer); John Milligan (I) (lyricist); CBS - For the song "In The Light of Our Love" (part I). Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting (1989) (TV) - Joe Raposo (I) (composer/lyricist); NBC - For episode "Look Through The Window".

Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Theme Music


Nominees:
	"Knightwatch" (1988) - Stanley Clarke (I) (composer); ABC "Men" (1989) - James Newton Howard (composer); ABC "Paradise" (1988) - Jerrold Immel (composer); CBS "Tattingers" (1989) - Jonathan Tunick (composer); NBC "Unsub" (1989) - Mike Post (I) (composer); NBC

Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Program


Winner:
	"The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - James L. Brooks (executive producer); Jerry Belson (executive producer); Heide Perlman (executive producer); Ken Estin (executive producer); Sam Simon (I) (executive producer); Richard Sakai (I) (producer); Ted Bessell (producer); Marc Flanagan (co-producer); Tracey Ullman (host); 20th Century Fox Television
Other Nominees:
	"Late Night with David Letterman" (1982) - Jack Rollins (I) (executive producer); David Letterman (executive producer/host); Robert Morton (I) (producer); NBC - For episode "In Chicago". "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Lorne Michaels (executive producer); James Downey (I) (producer); NBC - For episode #569. "The Arsenio Hall Show" (1989) - Arsenio Hall (executive producer/host); Marla Kell Brown (producer); Arsenio Hall (host); Syndicated - For episode #74. Tap Dance in America (1989) (TV) - Don Mischer (executive producer); Jac Venza (executive producer); David J. Goldberg (I) (producer); Rhoda Grauer (producer); Gregory Hines (performer); PBS - (Screened within "Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976)).

Outstanding Music for Special Events


Nominees:
	The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1988) (TV) - Nick Perito (music director/arranger); Bob Alberti (principal arranger); Jon Charles (principal arranger); Ray Charles (IV) (principal arranger); Dick Lieb (principal arranger); Mark Hummel (II) (dance arranger); CBS

Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program


Winner:
	"Great Performances" (1972) - Linda Ronstadt; PBS - For episode "Canciones di mi Padre".
Other Nominees:
	"D.C. Follies" (1987) - Maurice LaMarche (puppet voices); Van Snowden (puppeteer); Thom Fountain (puppeteer); Sandy Grinn (puppeteer); John Lovelady (I) (puppeteer); Steve Sherman (I) (puppeteer); Fred Spencer (IV) (puppeteer); Allan Trautman (I) (puppeteer); Todd Walcott (puppeteer); Syndicated - For episode #211. "D.C. Follies" (1987) - Maurice LaMarche (puppet voices); Van Snowden (puppeteer); Thom Fountain (puppeteer); Sandy Grinn (puppeteer); John Lovelady (I) (puppeteer); Steve Sherman (I) (puppeteer); Fred Spencer (IV) (puppeteer); Allan Trautman (I) (puppeteer); Todd Walcott (puppeteer); Syndicated - For episode with guest star Greg Louganis. "Saturday Night Live" (1975) - Dana Carvey; NBC - For episode with host Mel Gibson (I). "The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Julie Kavner; 20th Century Fox Television - For "Ginny vs. Roz"/"Dance Studio"/"The Simpsons".

Outstanding Individual Performance in Classical Music/Dance Programming


Winner:
	"Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976) - Mikhail Baryshnikov; PBS - For episode "Baryshnikov Dances Balanchine".

Outstanding Directing in Classical Music/Dance Programming


Nominees:
	Pavarotti Celebration: Scenes from La Boheme, A (1989) (TV) - Kirk Browning (director); PBS

Outstanding Achievement in Graphic Design and Title Sequences


Nominees:
	"Just Say Julie" (1989) - John Payson (designer); MTV "Later with Bob Costas" (1988) - John Semerad (designer); Chris Harvey (VII) (designer); Alex Weil (designer); NBC "The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Jeff Boortz (designer/animator); Ed Sullivan (III) (designer/producer); Billy Pittard (production designer); 20th Century Fox Television Christmas Special (1988) (TV) - Prudence Fenton (animation producer/director); Joel Fletcher (animator); CBS Now Hear This: MTV's Guide to New Music (1989) (TV) - Martin Brierley (designer/creator); Steven Lowe (I) (designer/creator); MTV

Outstanding Miniseries


Winner:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Dan Curtis (I) (executive producer); Barbara Steele (producer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"A Perfect Spy" (1987) - Jonathan Powell (I) (executive producer); Colin Rogers (I) (producer); PBS "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Suzanne De Passe (executive producer); Bill Wyttliff (executive producer); Robert Halmi Jr. (co-executive producer); Dyson Lovell (producer); Michael Weisbarth (supervising producer); CBS I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) (TV) - Andrew Adelson (executive producer); Kim C. Friese (producer); NBC The Women of Brewster Place (1989) (TV) - Carole Isenberg (executive producer); Oprah Winfrey (executive producer); Karen Hall (IV) (supervising producer); Patricia K. Meyer (producer); Reuben Cannon (I) (producer); Barbara Black (line producer); ABC

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming More Than One Hour)


Nominees:
	Super DuckTales (1989) (TV) - Bob Hathcock (producer); Ken Koonce (producer/writer); David Wiemers (producer/writer); James T. Walker (director); Jymn Magon (writer); NBC

Outstanding Comedy Series


Winner:
	"Cheers" (1982) - James Burrows (II) (executive producer); Glen Charles (executive producer); Les Charles (executive producer); Cherie Steinkellner (producer); Bill Steinkellner (producer); Peter Casey (I) (producer); David Lee (V) (producer); David Angell (I) (producer); Phoef Sutton (co-producer); Tim Berry (I) (co-producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Designing Women" (1986) - Harry Thomason (I) (executive producer); Linda Bloodworth-Thomason (executive producer); Pamela Norris (supervising producer); Tommy Thompson (III) (producer); Douglas Jackson (III) (producer); David Trainer (I) (co-producer); CBS "Murphy Brown" (1988) - Diane English (executive producer); Joel Shukovsky (executive producer); Korby Siamis (supervising producer); Tom Seeley (producer); Norm Gunzenhauser (producer); Russ Woody (producer); Deborah Smith (I) (coordinating producer); Frank Pace (I) (producer); CBS "The Golden Girls" (1985) - Paul Junger Witt (executive producer); Tony Thomas (I) (executive producer); Susan Harris (I) (executive producer); Kathy Speer (co-executive producer); Terry Grossman (co-executive producer); Mort Nathan (co-executive producer); Barry Fanaro (co-executive producer); Eric Cohen (II) (supervising producer); Martin Weiss (II) (co-producer); Robert Bruce (IV) (co-producer); NBC "The Wonder Years" (1988) - Carol Black (I) (executive producer); Neal Marlens (executive producer); Bob Brush (co-executive producer); Steve Miner (I) (supervising producer); Jeffrey Silver (II) (producer); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Series


Winner:
	"Quantum Leap" (1989) - Virginia Kearns; NBC - For episode "Double Identity".
Other Nominees:
	"Almost Grown" (1988) - Susan Schuler-Page (hairstylist); Sharleen Rassi (hairstylist); CBS - For episode "If This Diamond Ring Don't Shine". "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) - Richard Sabre (II) (department hairstylist); Georgina Williams (I) (hairstylist); Syndicated - For episode "Unnatural Selection". "The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Billy Laughridge (hairstylist); 20th Century Fox Television - For episode "The Subway". "thirtysomething" (1987) - Carol Pershing (hairstylist); ABC - For episode "We'll Meet Again".

Outstanding Drama Series


Winner:
	"L.A. Law" (1986) - Steven Bochco (executive producer); Rick Wallace (co-executive producer); David E. Kelley (I) (supervising producer); Scott Goldstein (I) (producer); Michele Gallery (producer); William M. Finkelstein (co-producer); Judith Parker (I) (co-producer); Phillip M. Goldfarb (coordinating producer); Alice West (I) (coordinating producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	"Beauty and the Beast" (1987) - Paul Junger Witt (executive producer); Tony Thomas (I) (executive producer); Ron Koslow (executive producer); Stephen Kurzfeld (supervising producer); Kenneth R. Koch (producer); George R.R. Martin (producer); Alex Gansa (co-producer); Howard Gordon (I) (co-producer); Patricia Livingston (co-producer); David F. Schwartz (coordinating producer); CBS "China Beach" (1988) - John Sacret Young (executive producer); John Wells (III) (producer); Patricia Green (I) (supervising producer); Geno Escarrega (co-producer); Christopher Nelson (I) (co-producer); Fred Gerber (I) (coordinating producer); ABC "thirtysomething" (1987) - Marshall Herskovitz (executive producer); Edward Zwick (executive producer); Scott Winant (I) (supervising producer); Richard Kramer (producer); Ellen S. Pressman (co-producer); Lindsley Parsons III (coordinating producer); ABC "Wiseguy" (1987) - Stephen J. Cannell (executive producer); Les Sheldon (co-executive producer); Jo Swerling Jr. (supervising producer); David J. Burke (supervising producer); Stephen Kronish (supervising producer); Alfonse Ruggiero Jr. (producer); Alex Beaton (I) (producer); CBS

Outstanding Drama/Comedy Special


Winners:
	Day One (1989) (TV) - Aaron Spelling (executive producer); E. Duke Vincent (executive producer); David W. Rintels (producer); CBS Roe vs. Wade (1989) (TV) - Michael Manheim (executive producer); Gregory Hoblit (producer); Alison Cross (co-producer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	David (1988) (TV) - Donald March (producer); John Erman (supervising producer); ABC Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story (1989) (TV) - Bob Cooper (IV) (executive producer/producer); Abby Mann (executive producer); Graham Benson (executive producer); John Kemeny (producer); HBO My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (TV) - Peter K. Duchow (executive producer); James Garner (executive producer); Daniel Petrie (producer); ABC

Outstanding Performance in Informational Programming


Winner:
	"Portrait of America" (1983) - Hal Holbrook; TBS - For episode "Alaska".
Other Nominees:
	Crimes of Passion (1989) (TV) - James Woods (I); ABC

Outstanding Achievement in Costuming for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	Pancho Barnes (1988) (TV) - Paula Lynn Kaatz (costume supervisor); Andrea E. Weaver (women's costumer: L.A.); Janet Lucas Lawler (women's costumer: Dallas); Stephen M. Chudej (men's costumer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	"War and Remembrance" (1988) - Bill Flores (I) (costume supervisor); Llandys Williams (costume supervisor); Barbara Lane (I) (costume supervisor); James 'Mike' Balker (costume supervisor); ABC - For part III. A Friendship in Vienna (1988) (TV) - M�ria Hor�nyi (costume supervisor); Disney Channel Unconquered (1989) (TV) - Frances Harrison Hays (costume supervisor); CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Costuming for a Series


Winner:
	"thirtysomething" (1987) - Patrick R. Norris (men's costumer); Julie Glick (women's costumer); ABC - For episode "We'll Meet Again".
Other Nominees:
	"China Beach" (1988) - Paula Lynn Kaatz (women's costumer); Darryl Levine (I) (men's costumer); ABC - For episode "The World", Part 2. "L.A. Law" (1986) - Shelly Levine (men's costumer); Loree Parral (women's costumer); NBC - For episode "Urine Trouble Now".

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	Jack the Ripper (1988) (TV) - Betty Glasow (chief hairstylist); Stevie Hall (hairstylist); Elaine Bowerbank (hairstylist); CBS - For part I.
Other Nominees:
	"Around the World in 80 Days" (1989/I) - Dorothy D. Fox (key hairstylist); Maria Rizzo (hairstylist); Wendy Rawson (hairstylist); Fung Wai Man (hairstylist); NBC - For part I. "Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Philip Leto (hairstylist); Manlio Rocchetti (hair supervisor); CBS - For part II ("On The Trail"). "War and Remembrance" (1988) - Janis Clark (hairstylist); Dino Ganziano (hairstylist); Chris Taylor (III) (chief hairstylist); Jan Archibald (hairstylist); ABC - For part III.

Outstanding Children's Program


Winner:
	Free to Be... a Family (1988) (TV) - Marlo Thomas (executive producer: USA); Christopher Cerf (executive producer: USA); Robert Dalrymple (producer: USA); Leonid Zolotarevsky (executive producer: USSR); Igor Menzelintsev (producer: USSR); Vern Calhoun (co-producer); ABC
Other Nominees:
	"3-2-1 Contact" (1980) - Al Hyslop (executive producer); Susan Schwartz Lynn (producer); PBS - For the "I Have Aids - A Teenager's Story" extra. "The Jim Henson Hour" (1989) - Jim Henson (I) (executive producer); Duncan Kenworthy (producer/storyteller); Lawrence S. Mirkin (producer: Muppetelevision); Martin G. Baker (co-producer); Jerry Juhl (co-producer); NBC - For episode "Muppet Variety #6 The Heartless Giant". "The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe" (1988) - Paul Stone (I) (executive producer); Jay Rayvid (senior executive producer/WonderWorks); Dale Bell (I) (executive producer/WonderWorks); PBS "Young Charlie Chaplin" (1989) - Colin Shindler (I) (producer); Alan Horrox (executive producer); Jay Rayvid (senior executive producer/wonderworks); Dale Bell (I) (executive producer/wonderworks); PBS

Outstanding Informational Series


Winner:
	"Nature" (1982) - David Heeley (executive producer); Fred Kaufman (series producer); PBS - For episode "The Nature Of Australia - A Seperate Creation", part I.
Other Nominees:
	"A Current Affair" (1986) - Gerald Stone (I) (executive producer); Peter Brennan (IV) (senior producer); Syndicated - For episode "Little American Hero". "Cops" (1989) - Malcolm Barbour (executive producer); John Langley (I) (executive producer); Andrew Thomas (IV) (co-producer); Paul Stojanovich (co-producer); 20th Century Fox Television "Entertainment Tonight" (1981) - David Nuell (executive producer); Jim Van Messel (senior producer); Barry Berk (II) (supervising producer); Cliff Lachman (coordinating producer); Syndicated - For episode "Lucille Ball Memorial". "Unsolved Mysteries" (1987) - Terry Dunn Meurer (executive producer); John Cosgrove (I) (executive producer); Ed Horwitz (supervising producer); Chris Pye (I) (supervising producer); Stuart Schwartz (I) (coordinating producer); NBC

Outstanding Special Events


Winners:
	Cirque du Soleil: The Magic Circus (????) (TV) - H�l�ne Dufresne (producer); HBO The 42nd Annual Tony Awards (1988) (TV) - Don Mischer (executive producer); David J. Goldberg (I) (producer); Jeffrey Lane (I) (co-producer); CBS The American Film Institute Salute to Gregory Peck (1989) (TV) - George Stevens Jr. (producer); Jeffrey Lane (I) (co-producer); NBC The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1988) (TV) - George Stevens Jr. (producer); Nick Vanoff (producer); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting (1989) (TV) - Jim Henson (I) (executive producer); Diana Birkenfield (producer); NBC

Outstanding Classical Program in the Performing Arts


Winner:
	"Great Performances" (1972) - Harry J. Kraut (executive producer); Klaus Hallig (executive producer); Michael Bronson (producer); Thomas Skinner (II) (producer); PBS - For episode "Bernstein at 70!".
Other Nominees:
	"Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976) - Jac Venza (executive producer); Judy Kinberg (producer); Thomas Grimm (I) (producer); PBS - For episode "A Night at the Joffrey". "Great Performances: Dance in America" (1976) - Jac Venza (executive producer); Judy Kinberg (producer); Thomas Grimm (I) (producer); PBS - For episode "Baryshnikov Dances Balanchine". "Live from Lincoln Center" (1976) - John Goberman (producer); Marc Bauman (I) (coordinating producer); PBS - For episode "Ray Charles in Concert with the New York City Ballet". Horowitz Plays Mozart (1987) (V) - Peter Gelb (executive producer/producer); Susan Fr�mke (producer); PBS

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)


Winner:
	Garfield's Babes and Bullets (1989) (TV) - Phil Roman (producer/director); Jim Davis (II) (writer); John Sparey (co-director); Bob Nesler (co-director); CBS
Other Nominees:
	Abel's Island (1988) (V) - Giuliana Nicodemi (executive producer); Michael Sporn (producer/director/writer); Maxine Fisher (I) (writer); PBS Garfield: His 9 Lives (1988) (TV) - Phil Roman (producer/director); Jim Davis (II) (writer); George Singer (I) (co-director); John Sparey (co-director); Ruth Kissane (co-director); Bob Scott (III) (co-director); Bob Nesler (co-director); Doug Frankel (co-director); Bill Littlejohn (co-director); CBS Madeline (1989) (TV) - Andy Heyward (executive producer); Richard Rosen (III) (executive producer); Saul Cooper (executive producer); Pancho Kohner (executive producer); Cassandra Schafhausen (producer); Stephan Martini�re (director); Judy Rothman Rof� (writer); HBO Meet the Raisins! (1988) (TV) - Will Vinton (executive producer); David Altschul (producer); Arthur Sellers (screenwriter/story by); Barry Bruce (I) (director and story by); Mark Gustafson (story by); Craig Bartlett (story by); CBS

Outstanding Performance in Special Events


Winner:
	The 31st Annual Grammy Awards (1989) (TV) - Billy Crystal; CBS

Outstanding Achievement in Choreography


Winners:
	"The Tracey Ullman Show" (1987) - Paula Abdul (choreographer); 20th Century Fox Television - For episodes "The Wave Girls", "D.U.I.", "The Cure" and "Maggie In Peril", part I. The Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park Grand Opening (1989) (TV) - Walter Painter (I) (choreographer); NBC
Other Nominees:
	The Debbie Allen Special (1989) (TV) - Debbie Allen (choreographer); ABC

Outstanding Informational Special


Winner:
	Lillian Gish: The Actor's Life for Me (1989) (TV) - Freida Lee Mock (executive producer); Susan Lacy (executive producer); Terry Sanders (I) (producer); William T. Cartwright (co-producer); PBS
Other Nominees:
	"American Masters" (1983) {A Duke Named Ellington} - Susan Lacy (executive producer); Terry Carter (I) (producer); Leonard Malone (I) (co-producer); PBS "The Barbara Walters Special" (1976) - Barbara Walters (host); Bill Geddie (producer); ABC - For the 50th special. AIDS: The Global Explosion (1989) (TV) - Bob Cawley (IV) (executive producer); Alex Paen (producer); Keith Shaw (III) (producer); Syndicated The Unforgettable Nat 'King' Cole (1989) (TV) - Martin Haxby (executive producer); Anthony Wall (I) (executive producer); Jo Lustig (producer); Disney Channel

Outstanding Achievement in Casting for a Miniseries or a Special


Winner:
	"Lonesome Dove" (1989) - Lynn Kressel; CBS

Governor's Award


Awarded to:
	Lucille Ball