1968 Primetime Emmy Awards

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The 20th Emmy Awards were held on May 9, 1968 at the Hollywood Paladium in Los Angeles , California , USA . The ceremony was moderated by Frank Sinatra and Dick Van Dyke .

Nominations and winners

Program prices

category Award winners program Nominations
Outstanding Dramatic Program (Best Dramatic Program) George Schaefer Hallmark Hall of Fame (episode: Elizabeth the Queen), NBC Herbert Brodkin for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.3: Dear Friends), CBS
George Schaefer for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.2: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night), CBS
Laurence Olivier for NET Playhouse (Episode 1.19: Uncle Vanya), NET
Dan Curtis for The Story of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde , ABC
Michael Style , Trevor Wallace for Luther , ABC
Outstanding Dramatic Series (Best Dramatic Series) Joseph Gantman Cobra, take over , CBS Brian Clemens , Albert Fennell for Mit Schirm, Charme und Melon , ABC
Curtis W. Davis for NET Playhouse , NET
Morton Fine , David Friedkin for Rackets and Guns , NBC
Roy Huggins for Race against Death , NBC
Gene Roddenberry for Spaceship Enterprise , NBC
Outstanding Comedy Series (Best Comedy Series) Burt Nodella Mini-Max , NBC William Asher for In Love with a Witch , ABC
Edward H. Feldman for A Cage Full of Heroes , CBS
Edmund L. Hartmann for Dear Uncle Bill , CBS
Tommy Thompson for Oops Lucy! CBS

Director awards

category Award winners program Nominations
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama (Best Directed Drama Series) Paul Bogart CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.3: Dear Friends), CBS Lee H. Katzin for Cobra, Take Over (Episode 2.22: The Killing), CBS
George Schaefer for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.2: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night), CBS
Alex Segal for The Crucible , CBS
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy (Best Comedy Series Director) Bruce Bilson Mini-Max (Episode: Maxwell Smart, Private Eye), NBC Danny Arnold for Sweet But A Little Crazy (Episode: That Girl), ABC
James Frawley for The Monkees (Episode 2.20: The Devil And Peter Tork), NBC

Screenplay Awards

category Award winners program Nominations
Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama (Best Screenplay Drama Series) Loring almond CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.2: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night), CBS Allan Balter , William Read Woodfield for Cobra, Take Over (Episode 2.9: The Seal), CBS
Don Mankiewicz for The Boss (Episode 1.1: World Premiere), NBC
Reginald Rose for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.3: Dear Friends), CBS
Outstanding Writing Achievement In Comedy (Best Screenplay Comedy Series) Allan Burns , Chris Hayward Him and Her (Episode 1.11: The Coming Out Party), CBS Leonard Stern , Arne Sultan for He and Her (Episode 1.1: The Old Man and The She), CBS
Danny Arnold , Ruth Brooks Flipping For Sweet But A Little Crazy (Episode 2.12: The Mailman Cometh), ABC
Milt Josefsberg , Ray Singer for Oops Lucy! (Episode 6.6: Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account), CBS

Actor Awards

category Award winners program Nominations
Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Drama (Best Single Actor Drama) Melvyn Douglas CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.2: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night), CBS Raymond Burr for The Boss (Episode 1.1: World Premiere), NBC
Van Heflin for A Case of Libel , ABC
George C. Scott for The Crucible , CBS
Eli Wallach for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.3: Dear Friends), CBS
Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Drama (Best Single Actress in Drama) Maureen Stapleton Among the Paths to Eden , ABC Judith Anderson for Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: Elizabeth the Queen), NBC
Geneviève Bujold for Hallmark Hall of Fame (Episode: Saint Joan), NBC
Colleen Dewhurst for The Crucible , CBS
Anne Jackson for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.3: Dear Friends) , CBS
Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series (Best Actor Dramatic Series) Bill Cosby Tennis rackets and cannons , NBC Raymond Burr for The Boss , NBC
Robert Culp for Rackets and Guns , NBC
Ben Gazzara for The Race to Death , NBC
Martin Landau for Cobra, Take Over , CBS
Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series (Best Actress Drama Series) Barbara Bain Cobra, take over , CBS Diana Rigg for Mit Schirm, Charme und Melone , ABC
Barbara Stanwyck for Big Valley , ABC
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama (Best Supporting Actor Drama Series) Milburn Stone Smoking Colts (episode 13.15: Baker's Dozen), CBS Joseph Campanella for Mannix , CBS
Lawrence Dobkin for CBS Playhouse (Episode 1.2: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night), CBS
Leonard Nimoy for Spaceship Enterprise , NBC
Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Drama (Best Supporting Actress Drama Series) Barbara Anderson The boss , NBC Linda Cristal for High Chaparral , NBC
Tessie O'Shea for The Story of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde , ABC
Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series (Best Actor Comedy Series) Don Adams Mini-Max , NBC Richard Benjamin for him and her , CBS
Sebastian Cabot for Dear Uncle Bill , CBS
Brian Keith for ' Dear Uncle Bill , CBS
Dick York for In Love with a Witch , ABC
Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series (Best Actress Comedy Series) Lucille Ball Oops Lucy! , CBS Barbara Feldon for Mini-Max , NBC
Elizabeth Montgomery for In Love with a Witch , ABC
Paula Prentiss for He and
Her , CBS Marlo Thomas for Sweet But A Little Crazy , ABC
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Comedy (Best Supporting Actor Comedy Series) Werner Klemperer A cage full of heroes , CBS Jack Cassidy for him and her , CBS
William Demarest for My Three Sons , CBS
Gale Gordon for Oops Lucy! , CBS
Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Comedy (Best Supporting Actress Comedy Series) Marion Lorne In love with a witch , ABC Agnes Moorehead for In Love with a Witch , ABC
Marge Redmond for The Flying Nun , ABC
Nita Talbot for A Cage Full of Heroes (Episode 3.15: The Hostage), CBS

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