Full awards and nominations of Frasier (TV Series)
1993
David Lee (Creator), Peter Casey (Creator) ...
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TV Series. Comedy
TV Series (1993-2004). 11 Seasons. 264 Episodes. Recently divorced psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane moves back from Boston, MA to his home town of Seattle, Washington, where his ex-policeman father, Martin Crane, and his psychiatrist brother, Niles Crane, also live. He moves into an expensive apartment with his father and his father's newly appointed health care worker from England, Daphne Moon, which whom Niles had a big secret crush on ... [+]
- 59th Golden Globes Awards (2002) - Movies from 2001
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58th Golden Globes Awards (2001) - Movies from 2000
- nom. Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical
- winner Best Leading Actor in a TV Series - Musical Or Comedy (Kelsey Grammer)
- nom. Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV (John Mahoney)
- nom. Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV (David Hyde Pierce)
- 56th Golden Globes Awards (1999) - Movies from 1998
- 55th Golden Globes Awards (1998) - Movies from 1997
- 54th Golden Globes Awards (1997) - Movies from 1996
- 53th Golden Globes Awards (1996) - Movies from 1995
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52th Golden Globes Awards (1995) - Movies from 1994
- winner Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical
- nom. Best Leading Actor in a TV Series - Musical Or Comedy (Kelsey Grammer)
- nom. Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV (David Hyde Pierce)
- nom. Best Supporting Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV (Jane Leeves)
- 51th Golden Globes Awards (1994) - Movies from 1993
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56th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 2004-2003
- winner Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- winner Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- nom. Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Christopher Lloyd, Joe Keenan (For the episode "Goodnight, Seattle"))
- 55th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 2002
- 54th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 2001
- 53th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 2000
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52th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1999
- nom. Outstanding Comedy Series
- nom. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- nom. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- nom. Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Christopher Lloyd, Joe Keenan ("Something Borrowed, Someone Blue"))
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51th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1998
- nom. Outstanding Comedy Series
- nom. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- winner Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- nom. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (John Mahoney)
- winner Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Jay Kogen ("Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz"))
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50th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1997
- winner Outstanding Comedy Series
- winner Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- winner Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- nom. Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Jane Leeves)
- nom. Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Joe Keenan ("The Ski Lodge"))
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49th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1996
- winner Outstanding Comedy Series
- nom. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- nom. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- winner Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (David Lee ("To Kill a Talking Bird"))
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48th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1995
- winner Outstanding Comedy Series
- nom. Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- nom. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- winner Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Joe Keenan, Christopher Lloyd, Rob Greenberg, Jack Burditt, Chuck Ranberg, Anne Flett-Giordano, Linda Morris, Vic Rauseo ("Moondance"))
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47th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1994
- winner Outstanding Comedy Series
- winner Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- winner Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- winner Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (David Lee ("The Matchmaker"))
- nom. Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Joe Keenan ("The Matchmaker"))
- winner Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Chuck Ranberg, Anne Flett-Giordano ("An Affair To Forget"))
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46th Emmy Awards (Main Categories) - Year 1993
- winner Outstanding Comedy Series
- winner Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer)
- nom. Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (David Hyde Pierce)
- winner Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (James Burrows ("The Good Son"))
- winner Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (David Angell, Peter Casey, David Lee ("The Good Son"))
- nom. Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Ken Levine, David Isaacs ("The Show Where Lilith Comes Back"))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 2003
- winner Best Episodic Comedy (Bob Daily (11x1 - No Sex Please, We're Skittish))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 2002
- winner Best Episodic Comedy (Dan O'Shannon, Lori Kirkland, Bob Daily (10x8 - Rooms with a View))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 2000
- nom. Best Episodic Comedy (Joe Keenan (7x 15 - Out with Dad))
- winner Best Episodic Comedy (Christopher Lloyd, Joe Keenan (7x23 - Something Borrowed, Someone Blue: Part 1) & (7x24 -Something Borrowed, Someone Blue: Part 2))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 1999
- winner Best Episodic Comedy (Jay Kogen (6x10 - Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 1998
- winner Best Episodic Comedy (Rob Greenberg (5x1 - Frasier's Imaginary Friend))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 1997
- nom. Best Episodic Comedy (Rob Greenberg (4x3 - The Impossible Dream))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 1995
- nom. Best Episodic Comedy (Elias Davis, David Pollock (2x18 - The Club))
- winner Best Episodic Comedy (Joe Keenan (2x3 - The Matchmaker))
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Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 1994
- nom. Best Episodic Comedy (Chuck Ranberg, Anne Flett-Giordano (1x17 - A Mid-Winter Night's Dream))
- 9th Satellite Awards8
- 7th Satellite Awards8
- 6th Satellite Awards8
- 5th Satellite Awards8
- 4th Satellite Awards8
- 3rd Satellite Awards8
- 2nd Satellite Awards8
- 10 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 2003)
- 9 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 2002)
- 8 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 2001)
- 7 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 2000)
- 6 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 1999)
- 5 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 1998)
- 4 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 1997)
- 3 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 1996)
- 2 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 1995)
- 1 Screen Actors Guild Awards (Movies from 1994)
- Producers Guild Awards (PGA) 2002 - Movies from 2001
- Producers Guild Awards (PGA) 2001 - Movies from 2000
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Producers Guild Awards (PGA) 1996 - Movies from 1995
- winner Best TV Series
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 2000 Productions
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (Pamela Fryman (Episode: "And The Dish Ran Away With The Spoon", parts I + II"))
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1999 Productions
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (Katy Garretson (Episode: "Dr. Nora"))
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (Pamela Fryman (Episode: "The Flight Before Christmas"))
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1998 Productions
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (Kelsey Grammer (Episode: "Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz"))
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1997 Productions
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (Pamela Fryman (Episode: "Halloween - Part I"))
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1995 Productions
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (David Lee (Episode: "Daphne's Room"))
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1994 Productions
- nom. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (Rick Beren (Episode: "The Unkindest Cut Of All"))
- winner Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (David Lee (Episode: "The Matchmaker"))
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Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1993 Productions
- winner Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series (James Burrows (Episode: "The Good Son"))