List of awards and nominations received by Will & Grace

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List of the awards won by sitcom Will & Grace (1998–2006).

[edit] By award

[edit] American Cinema Editors

2004

Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television: Peter Chakos

[edit] American Comedy Awards

2001: Funniest Supporting Male Performer - TV Series (Sean Hayes for playing "Jack McFarland", nominated)
2001: Funniest Supporting Female Performer - TV Series (Megan Mullally for playing "Karen Walker", nominated)

[edit] Art Directors Guild

2001: Excellence in Production Design - Episode of a Multi-Camera Series (Glenda Rovello for "Prison Blues", won)
2003: Excellence in Production Design - Multi-Camera Television Series (Rovello, nominated)
2004: Excellence in Production Design - Multi-Camera Television Series (Rovello for "Queens for a Day", won)
2005: Excellence in Production Design - Multi-Camera Television Series (Rovello for "The Old Man and the Sea", nominated)

2 wins

[edit] Casting Society of America

1998: Best Casting for TV - Comedy Pilot (Tracy Lilienfield, won)
1998: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, nominated)
1999: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, won)
2000: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, nominated)
2001: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, won)
2002: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, nominated)
2003: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, nominated)
2004: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, nominated)
2005: Best Casting for TV - Episodic Comedy (Lilienfield, nominated)

3 wins

[edit] Costume Designers Guild

2000: Excellence in Costume Design - Contemporary Series (Lori Eskowitz, nominated)
2001: Excellence in Costume Design - Contemporary Series (Eskowitz, nominated)
2003: Excellence in Costume Design - Contemporary Series (Eskowitz, nominated)

[edit] Directors Guild of America

1998: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (James Burrows for "Pilot", nominated)
1999: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Yours, Mine, Ours", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Lows in the Mid-Eighties", won)
2001: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Bed, Bath & Beyond", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Marry Me a Little", nominated)
2003: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Last Ex to Brooklyn", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Alive and Schtiking", nominated)

1 win and 6 nominations

[edit] Emmy Awards

1999: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (James Burrows for "Pilot", nominated)

2000: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Eric McCormack for playing "Will Truman", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Debra Messing for playing "Grace Adler", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "Ben? Her?", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)
2000: Outstanding Cinematography - Multi-Camera Series (for "Acting Out", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Homo for the Holidays", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Guest Actress - Comedy Series (Debbie Reynolds for playing "Bobbie Adler", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Picture (for "Ben? Her?", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Series - Comedy (won)
2000: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Sean Hayes for playing "Jack McFarland", won)
2000: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Megan Mullally for playing "Karen Walker", won)

2001: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (McCormack, won)
2001: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2001: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "Lows in the Mid-Eighties", won)
2001: Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)
2001: Outstanding Cinematography - Multi-Camera Series (for "Sons and Lovers", won)
2001: Outstanding Costumes - Series (for "Lows in the Mid-Eighties", nominated)
2001: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "Lows in the Mid-Eighties", nominated)
2001: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Series (for "Lows in the Mid-Eighties", nominated)
2001: Outstanding Series - Comedy (nominated)
2001: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2001: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)
2001: Outstanding Writing - Comedy Series (Jeff Greenstein for "Lows in the Mid-Eighties", nominated)

2002: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2002: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "Cheatin' Trouble Blues", won)
2002: Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)
2002: Outstanding Cinematography - Multi-Camera Series (for "A Chorus Lie", won)
2002: Outstanding Costumes - Series (for "A Moveable Feast", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (James Burrows for "A Chorus Lie", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Michael Douglas for playing "Detective Sharp" in "Fagel Attraction", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Guest Actress - Comedy Series (Glenn Close for playing "Sanny" in "Hocus Focus", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Series (for "A Chorus Lie", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Series - Comedy (nominated)
2002: Outstanding Sound Mixing - Multi-Camera Series or Special (for "Fagel Attraction", nominated)
2002: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2002: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)

2003: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2003: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Messing, won)
2003: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "24", won)
2003: Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)
2003: Outstanding Cinematography - Multi-Camera Series (for "Sex, Losers and Videotape", won)
2003: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "24", nominated)
2003: Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series (Gene Wilder for playing "Mr. Stein", won)
2003: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Series (for "Marry Me a Little, Marry Me a Little More", nominated)
2003: Outstanding Series - Comedy (nominated)
2003: Outstanding Sound Mixing - Multi-Camera Series or Special (for "Bacon and Eggs", nominated)
2003: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2003: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)

2004: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't", nominated)
2004: Outstanding Cinematography for a Multi-Camera Series (for "Ice Cream Ball", nominated)
2004: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (John Cleese for playing "Lyle Finster", nominated)
2004: Outstanding Guest Actress - Comedy Series (Eileen Brennan for playing "Zandra", nominated)
2004: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Series (for "Last Ex to Brooklyn", nominated)
2004: Outstanding Series - Comedy (nominated)
2004: Outstanding Sound Mixing - Multi-Camera Series or Special (for "Courting Disaster", nominated)
2004: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2004: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)

2005: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2005: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "The Birds and the Bees", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)
2005: Outstanding Cinematography - Multi-Camera Series (for "Friends With Benefits", won)
2005: Outstanding Directing - Comedy Series (Burrows for "It's a Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad World", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Alec Baldwin for playing "Malcolm", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Bobby Cannavale for playing "Vince", won)
2005: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Victor Garber for playing "Peter Bovington", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Jeff Goldblum for playing "Frank/Scott", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Guest Actress - Comedy Series (Blythe Danner for playing "Marilyn Truman", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Series (for "The Newlydreads", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Series - Comedy (nominated)
2005: Outstanding Sound Mixing - Multi-Camera Series or Special (for "Friends With Benefits" and "Kiss and Tell", nominated)
2005: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2005: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)

2006: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2006: Outstanding Art Direction - Multi-Camera Series (for "I Love L. Gay", nominated)
2006: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Baldwin, nominated)
2006: Outstanding Guest Actor - Comedy Series (Leslie Jordan for playing "Beverly Leslie", won)
2006: Outstanding Guest Actress - Comedy Series (Danner, nominated)
2006: Outstanding Hairstyling - Series (for "The Finale", nominated)
2006: Outstanding Makeup for a Series - Non-Prosthetic (for "The Finale", nominated)
2006: Outstanding Picture Editing - Multi-Camera Series (for "The Finale", nominated)
2006: Outstanding Supporting Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, won)
2006: Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)

16 wins

[edit] GLAAD Media Awards

1998: Outstanding TV Comedy Series (won)
1999: Outstanding TV Comedy Series (won)
2000: Outstanding TV Comedy Series (won)
2001: Outstanding Comedy Series (won)
2002: Outstanding Comedy Series (won)
2003: Outstanding Comedy Series (nominated)
2004: Outstanding Comedy Series (won)
2005: Outstanding Comedy Series (won)

7 wins

[edit] Golden Globe Awards

1999: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (Eric McCormack for playing "Will Truman", nominated)
1999: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Debra Messing for playing "Grace Adler", nominated)
1999: Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
1999: Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Sean Hayes for playing "Jack McFarland", nominated)
2000: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2000: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2000: Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
2000: Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Hayes, nominated)
2000: Best Supporting Actress - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Megan Mullally for playing "Karen Walker", nominated)
2001: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2001: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2001: Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
2001: Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Hayes, nominated)
2001: Best Supporting Actress - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Mullally, nominated)
2002: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2002: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2002: Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
2002: Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Hayes, nominated)
2002: Best Supporting Actress - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Mullally, nominated)
2003: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2003: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2003: Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
2003: Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Hayes, nominated)
2003: Best Supporting Actress - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Mullally, nominated)
2004: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2004: Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
2004: Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or TV Film (Hayes, nominated)

27 nominations

[edit] Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild

1999: Best Contemporary Makeup for TV - Single Episode of a Regular Series (for "Big Brother Is Coming", nominated)
1999: Best Contemporary Hair Styling for TV - Single Episode of a Regular Series (for "Homo for the Holidays", nominated)
1999: Best Contemporary Makeup for TV - Single Episode of a Regular Series (for "I Never Promised You an Olive Garden", nominated)

2000: Best Period Makeup for TV - Single Episode of a Regular Series (for ""Lows in the Mid-Eighties", nominated)

2001: Best Contemporary Hair Styling for TV - Single Episode of a Regular Series (for "The Moveable Feast", won)

1 win

[edit] People's Choice Awards

1998: Favorite Television New Comedy Series (won)
2004: Favorite Television Comedy Series (won)

[edit] Producers Guild of America

2000: Producer of the Year Award - Episodic Comedy (nominated)
2001: Producer of the Year Award - Episodic Comedy (nominated)
2002: Producer of the Year Award - Episodic Comedy (nominated)
2003: Producer of the Year Award - Episodic Comedy (nominated)
2004: Producer of the Year Award - Episodic Comedy (nominated)

[edit] Rose d'Or Light Entertainment Festival

2000

Best Sitcom USA

[edit] Satellite Awards

1999: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (Eric McCormack for playing "Will Truman", nominated)

2000: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (Sean Hayes for playing "Jack McFarland", nominated)

2001: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2001: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Debra Messing for playing "Grace Adler", won)

2002: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2002: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, won)
2002: Best Supporting Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2002: Best Supporting Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Megan Mullally for playing "Karen Walker", nominated)

2003: Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (McCormack, nominated)
2003: Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2003: Best Supporting Actor - Musical or Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)

2 wins out of 10 nominations

[edit] Screen Actors Guild

2000: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Sean Hayes for playing "Jack McFarland", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Debra Messing for playing "Grace Adler", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Megan Mullally for playing "Karen Walker", nominated)
2000: Outstanding Cast - Comedy Series (won)
2001: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, won)
2001: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, won)
2001: Outstanding Cast - Comedy Series (nominated)
2002: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, won)
2002: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, won)
2002: Outstanding Cast - Comedy Series (nominated)
2003: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2003: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Messing, nominated)
2003: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, won)
2003: Outstanding Cast - Comedy Series (nominated)
2004: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, nominated)
2004: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)
2004: Outstanding Cast - Comedy Series (nominated)
2005: Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series (Hayes, won)
2005: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)
2006: Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mullally, nominated)

7 wins out of 20 nominations

[edit] TV Guide Awards (2)

2001

Actress of the Year in a Comedy Series: Debra Messing ("Grace Adler")
Supporting Actor of the Year in a Comedy Series: Sean Hayes ("Jack McFarland")

[edit] Teen Choice Awards (3)

2004

Choice TV Sidekick: Sean Hayes ("Jack McFarland")

2001

Choice TV Sidekick: Sean Hayes ("Jack McFarland")

2000

Choice TV Sidekick: Sean Hayes ("Jack McFarland")

[edit] Viewers for Quality Television Awards

1999

Founder's Award for unheralded excellence (1)

[edit] Writers Guild of America (WGA)

2000: Best Writing - Episodic Comedy (Jeff Greenstein for "Hey La, Hey La, My Ex-Boyfriend's Back", nominated)

1 nomination