Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Informational Series or Special
The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Informational Series or Special is handed out annually at the Creative Arts Emmy Award ceremony. The award was established in 2013 as the awards restructured previous categories for Outstanding Nonfiction Series and Outstanding Nonfiction Special. The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Informational Series was also awarded prior to 1998, but from 1998–2012 was called Outstanding Nonfiction Series.
Winners and nominations
1990s
Year | Program | Producers | Network |
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Informational Series 1991–1992 (44th)[1] | |||
MGM: When Lions Roared | Joni Levin (producer) | TNT | |
Entertainment Tonight | Jim Van Messel (executive producer), David Nuell (executive producer), Barry Berk (supervising producer), Bill Olson (producer), Jim Ziegler (producer) | Syndicated | |
Later with Bob Costas | Lou Del Prete (executive producer), Matthew McCarthy (executive producer), Bruce Cornblatt (senior producer), Fred Rothenberg (senior producer), Cynthia Parsons (producer), Michael Weinberg (producer), Bob Costas (host) | NBC | |
Siskel & Ebert | Larry Dieckhaus (executive producer), Jim Murphy (supervising producer), Andrea Gronvall (producer), Gene Siskel (host), Roger Ebert (host) | Syndicated | |
Unsolved Mysteries | Terry Dunn Meurer (executive producer), John Cosgrove (executive producer), Stuart Schwartz (coordinating producer), Raymond Bridgers (supervising producer), Ed Horwitz (supervising producer) | NBC | |
Informational Special 1991–1992 (44th)[2] | |||
Abortion: Desperate Choices | Susan Froemke (executive producer) | HBO | |
The Barbara Walters Summer Special with Michelle Pfeiffer, Anthony Hopkins and Tom Cruise | Bill Geddie (producer), Barbara Walters (host) | ABC | |
Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio | Ken Burns (producer), Morgan Wesson (producer), Tom Lewis (producer) | PBS | |
Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse | Doug Claybourne (executive producer), Fred Roos (executive producer), George Zaloom (producer), Les Mayfield (producer) | Showtime | |
In the Company of Whales | Tim Cowling (executive producer), Robin Brown (producer) | Discovery Channel | |
Informational Series 1992–1993 (45th)[3] | |||
Healing and the Mind with Bill Moyers | David Grubin (executive producer/producer), Alice Markowitz (producer), Bill Moyers (editorial producer/host), Judith Davidson Moyers (editorial producer) | PBS | |
Cops | John Langley (executive producer), Malcolm Barbour (executive producer), Murray Jordan (supervising producer), Bertram van Munster (producer), Karla Bair (co-producer) | Fox | |
Entertainment Tonight | Jim Van Messel (executive producer), Barry Berk (senior producer), Linda Ellman (supervising producer), Bill Olson (producer), Jim Ziegler (producer), Steve Skinner (producer) | Syndicated | |
Unsolved Mysteries | Terry Dunn Meurer (executive producer), John Cosgrove (executive producer), Stuart Schwartz (supervising producer), Raymond Bridgers (supervising producer), Tim Rogan (coordinating producer) | NBC | |
The Wild West | Douglas Netter (executive producer), John Copeland (producer), Kieth Merrill (producer), Jamie Smith (co-producer), Fabian Forte (co-producer) | Syndicated | |
Informational Special 1992–1993 (45th)[4] | |||
Lucy and Desi: A Home Movie | Lucie Arnaz (executive producer), Laurence Luckinbill (executive producer), Don Buford (producer) | NBC | |
The Barbara Walters Summer Special with Kathie Lee Gifford & Frank Gifford, Al Pacino, Jerry Seinfeld and Clint Eastwood | Bill Geddie (producer), Barbara Walters (host) | ABC | |
D.W. Griffith: Father of Film (American Masters) | Susan Lacy (executive producer), Ian Martin (executive producer), Kevin Brownlow (producer), David Gill (producer) | PBS | |
Katherine Hepburn: All About Me | Joan Kramer (producer), David Heeley (producer), Katharine Hepburn (host) | TNT | |
Michael Jackson Talks to... Oprah Live | Oprah Winfrey (executive producer), Debra Di Maio (producer), Wendy Roth (coordinating producer) | ABC | |
Informational Series 1993–1994 (46th)[5] | |||
Later with Bob Costas | Lou Del Prete (executive producer), Matthew McCarthy (executive producer), Fred Rothenberg (senior producer), Bruce Cornblatt (senior producer), Michael Weinberg (producer), Bob Costas (host) | NBC | |
Cooking with Master Chefs: Hosted by Julia Child | Geoffrey Drummond (executive producer/producer), Natan Katzman (executive producer), John Potthast (executive producer), Susie Heller (coordinating producer), Julia Child (host) | PBS | |
Cops | John Langley (executive producer), Malcolm Barbour (executive producer), Murray Jordan (supervising producer), Bertram van Munster (producer), Karla Bair (co-producer) | Fox | |
Entertainment Tonight | Jim Van Messel (executive producer), Bill Olson (supervising producer), Jim Ziegler (supervising producer), Kathryn McEachern (supervising producer), Barry Berk (senior producer) | Syndicated | |
Siskel & Ebert | Larry Dieckhaus (executive producer), Don DuPree (supervising producer/director), Andrea Gronvall (producer), Gene Siskel (host), Roger Ebert (host) | ||
Informational Special 1993–1994 (46th)[6] | |||
I Am a Promise: The Children of Stanton Elementary School | Alan Raymond (producer), Susan Raymond (producer) | HBO | |
Audrey Hepburn Remembered | Gene Feldman (co-producer), Suzette Winter (co-producer) | PBS | |
The Barbara Walters Summer Special with Elton John, Meg Ryan and Steven Spielberg | Bill Geddie (producer), Barbara Walters (host) | ABC | |
George Stevens: D-Day to Berlin | George Stevens Jr. (producer) | Disney Channel | |
Leonard Bernstein: The Gift of Music | Harry J. Kraut (executive producer), Klaus Hallig (executive producer), Michael Bronson (producer), Elaine Warner (coordinating producer) | PBS | |
Informational Series 1994–1995 (47th)[7] | |||
Baseball | Ken Burns (producer/director/writer), Lynn Novick (producer), Geoffrey C. Ward (writer), John Chancellor (narrator) | PBS | |
TV Nation | Michael Moore (executive producer/director/writer/host), Jerry Kupfer (supervising producer), David Wald (senior producer), Kathleen Glynn (producer), Eric Zicklin (writer), Steve Sherrill (writer), Chris Kelly (writer), Randy Cohen (writer) | NBC | |
A Century of Women | Jacoba Atlas (executive producer/writer), Pat Mitchell (executive producer for TBS), Susan Krakower (supervising producer), Vivian Schiller (supervising producer for TBS), Carol Romo (coordinating producer), Lynne Tuite (producer: fiction), Kyra Thompson (producer/writer), Barbara Kopple (director: fictional family), Judy Korin (director), Chris Harty (director), Sylvia Morales (director), Lynn Roth (co-producer/writer: fictional family), Heidi Schulman (writer), Jane Fonda (narrator) | TBS | |
The Hermitage: A Russian Odyssey | Daniel Wilson (executive producer), John Baehrend (producer), Rod MacLeish (writer) | Syndicated | |
The History of Rock 'n' Roll | Jeffrey Peisch (series producer), Andrew Solt (executive producer), Robert B. Meyrowitz (executive producer), David Salzman (executive producer), Quincy Jones (executive producer), Ted Haimes (producer/director/writer), Greg Vines (co-producer), Marc Sachnoff (supervising producer), David Axlerod (line producer) | WBN | |
Unsolved Mysteries | Terry Dunn Meurer (executive producer), John Cosgrove (executive producer), Stuart Schwartz (supervising producer), Raymond Bridgers (supervising producer), Tim Rogan (coordinating producer), Joshua Alper (writer), Glenn Kirschbaum (writer), Lynn Lawrence (writer), Jim Lindsay (director), Mike Mathis (director), Robert M. Wise (director), Robert Stack (host) | NBC | |
Informational Special 1994–1995 (47th)[8] | |||
One Survivor Remembers | Kary Antholis (producer), Sheila Nevins (senior producer), Michael Berenbaum (co-producer), Raye Farr (co-producer) | HBO | |
Taxicab Confessions | Joe Gantz (producer/director), Harry Gantz (producer/director), Sheila Nevins (executive producer) | ||
5 American Kids – 5 American Handguns | Sheila Nevins (executive producer), Vince DiPersio (producer/writer/director), Bill Guttentag (producer/writer/director), Beau Bridges (narrator) | HBO | |
Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream | Denzel Washington (executive producer), Michael Tollin (executive producer/director/writer), Debra Martin Chase (executive producer), Brian Robbins (executive producer), David Houle (executive producer for TV Prod. Partners), Jack Myers (executive producer for TV Prod. Partners), Fredric Golding (producer), Dorian Harewood (narrator), Pat Mitchell (executive producer for TBS), Tom McMahon (supervising producer for TBS), Vivian Schiller (senior producer for TBS) | TBS | |
Moon Shot | David Hoffman (executive producer), Kirk Wolfinger (director), Rushmore DeNooyer (producer: 3rd hour/chief writer), Dana Rae Warren (writer/producer: 1st hour), Aaron Fischer (producer: 2nd hour), Dan Gordon-Levitt (producer: 2nd hour), Jim Ohm (producer: 3rd hour), Sarah Kerruish (writer/producer: 4th hour), Barry Corbin (narrator), Pat Mitchell (executive producer for TBS), John Savage (executive producer for TBS), Vivian Schiller (supervising producer for TBS) | ||
30 Years of National Geographic Specials | Nicolas Noxon (executive producer), Gail Willumsen (producer/writer), Barry Nye (producer), Richard Kiley (narrator) | NBC | |
Informational Series 1995–1996 (48th)[9] | |||
Time Life's Lost Civilizations | Joel Westbrook (executive producer), Jason Williams (producer), Robert H. Gardner (producer/director/writer), William Morgan (coordinating producer), Ed Fields (writer), Sam Waterston (host) | NBC | |
The Beatles Anthology | Neil Aspinall (executive producer), Chips Chipperfield, Geoff Wonfor (director), Bob Smeaton (series director/writer) | ABC | |
Biography | Josh Howard (executive producer), Michael Cascio (executive producer), Michael Rosenbaum (senior producer), Randy Martin (producer), Brooke Runnette (producer), Bill Harris (series producer/director), Diane Ferenczi (coordinating producer) | A&E | |
The Private Life of Plants | Pat Mitchell (executive producer), Mike Salisbury (executive producer/producer), Vivian Schiller (senior producer), Neil Nightingale, Keith Scholey, Neil Lucas (director), David Attenborough (writer/host) | TBS | |
TV Nation | Michael Moore (executive producer/director/writer), Kathleen Glynn, Jerry Kupfer (supervising producer), Annie Cohen (writer), John Derevlany (writer), Francis Gasparini (writer), Jay Martel (writer), Jeff Stilson (writer), Louis Theroux (writer) | Fox | |
Informational Special 1995–1996 (48th)[10] | |||
Survivors of the Holocaust | Pat Mitchell (executive producer), Vivian Schiller (senior producer), June Beallor, James Moll, Jacoba Atlas (supervising producer), Allan Holzman (director) | TBS | |
Andersonville Diaries | Amy Walter Richards (producer/writer), Kaye Zusmann (executive producer), Charlton Heston (narrator) | TNT | |
The Battle Over Citizen Kane (American Experience) | Thomas Lennon, Michael Epstein | PBS | |
The Celluloid Closet | Howard Rosenman (executive producer), Bernie Brillstein (executive producer), Brad Grey (executive producer), Sheila Nevins (executive producer), Lily Tomlin (co-executive producer/narrator), Rob Epstein (producer/director/writer), Jeffrey Friedman (producer/director/writer), Michael Lumpkin (co-producer), Sharon Wood (writer), Armistead Maupin (writer) | HBO | |
Informational Series 1996–1997 (49th)[11] | |||
Biography ("Judy Garland: Beyond the Rainbow") | Michael Cascio (executive producer), CarolAnne Dolan (supervising producer), Diane Ferenczi (co-ordinating producer), Peter Graves (host), Jack Perkins (host) | A&E | |
The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century | Blaine Baggett (executive producer/writer), Jay Winter (co-producer/writer), Carl Byker (producer/director/writer) | PBS | |
Discover Magazine ("Immortaliy") | Suzy Geller-Wolf (executive producer), David McKillop (executive producer), Evan Hadingham (executive producer/writer), Mark Etkind (producer/director/writer), Nancy Dubuc (coordinating producer), Dan Gordon-Levitt (co-producer), Peter DeMeo (host) | Discovery Channel | |
Inside the Actors Studio | James Lipton (executive producer/host), Michael Kostel (producer), Caroline Kaplan (series producer), Jeff Wurtz (director) | Bravo | |
Siskel & Ebert | Gene Siskel (host), Roger Ebert (host), Larry Dieckhaus (executive producer), Don DuPree (director), Andrea Gronvall (producer) | Syndicated | |
Informational Special 1996–1997 (49th)[12] | |||
National Geographic Special: Tigers of the Snow | Nicolas Noxon (executive producer), Mark Stouffer (producer/director), Kevin McCarey (writer), Richard Kiley (narrator) | NBC | |
Without Pity: A Film About Abilities | Sheila Nevins (executive producer), Michael Mierendorf (producer/director/writer), Jonathan Moss (coordinating producer), Christopher Reeve (narrator) | HBO | |
Man Ray: Prophet of the Avant Garde (American Masters) | Mel Stuart (producer/director), Neil Baldwin (writer), Susan Lacy (executive producer), Tamar Hacker (senior producer), William T. Cartwright (co-producer) | PBS | |
Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills | Sheila Nevins (executive producer), Joe Berlinger (producer/director), Bruce Sinofsky (producer/director), Jonathan Moss (coordinating producer) | HBO | |
Talked to Death | John Parsons Peditto (producer), Sheila Nevins (executive producer), Ellen Goosenberg Kent (co-producer), Diane Rosenberg (co-producer), Nancy Abraham (associate producer), Eames Yeates (director) | ||
Taxicab Confessions III | Joe Gantz (producer/director), Harry Gantz (producer/director), Sheila Nevins (executive producer) |
Note: Between 1998–2012, the award was bestowed as Outstanding Nonfiction Series.
2010s
Year | Program | Producers | Network |
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2012–2013 (65th) | |||
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | Anthony Bourdain (executive producer), Christopher Collins (executive producer), Lydia Tenaglia (executive producer), Sandra Zweig (executive producer), Nick Brigden (producer), Michael Steed (producer), Tom Vitale (producer), Jared Andrukanis (producer) | CNN | |
Inside the Actors Studio | James Lipton (executive producer), Christian Barcellos (executive producer), Shawn Tesser (produced by), Jeff Wurtz (produced by) | Bravo | |
Brain Games | Jerry Kolber (executive producer), Allan Butler (executive producer), Adam 'Tex' Davis (supervising producer), Isaac Holub (supervising producer), Jason Williams (producer), Jason Silva (host) | Nat Geo | |
Oprah's Master Class | Justin Wilkes (executive producer), Jon Kamen (executive producer), Jon Sinclair (executive producer), Oprah Winfrey (executive producer) | OWN | |
Stand Up to Cancer | Joel Gallen (executive producer), Gwyneth Paltrow (executive producer), Nikki Varhely-Gillingham (supervising producer), Rick Austin (supervising producer), Emily Wolfe (producer) | ABC/CBS/NBC | |
2013–2014 (66th) | |||
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | Anthony Bourdain (executive producer), Christopher Collins (executive producer), Lydia Tenaglia (executive producer), Sandra Zweig (executive producer), Nick Brigden (producer), Michael Steed (producer), Tom Vitale (producer), Jared Andrukanis (producer) | CNN | |
Vice | Bill Maher (executive producer), Shane Smith (executive producer), Eddy Moretti (executive producer), Bradley J. Levin (executive producer), Jedd Thomas (senior producer), Jonah Kaplan (series producer) | HBO | |
Inside the Actors Studio | James Lipton (executive producer), Shawn Tesser (produced by), Jeff Wurtz (produced by) | Bravo | |
Through the Wormhole | Producing Team | Science | |
The Writers' Room | Tom Forman (executive producer), Brad Bishop (executive producer), Mike Maloy (executive producer), Neal Kendall (executive producer), Jim Rash (producer/host) | Sundance Channel | |
2014–2015 (67th) | |||
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | Anthony Bourdain (executive producer), Christopher Collins (executive producer), Lydia Tenaglia (executive producer), Sandra Zweig (executive producer), Tom Vitale (producer), Erik Osterholm (producer) | CNN | |
Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways | James A. Rota (executive producer), John Ramsay (executive producer), Dave Grohl (executive producer), John Silva (produced by), Gaby Skolnek (produced by), John Cutcliffe (produced by), Kristen Welsh (produced by) | HBO | |
Inside the Actors Studio | James Lipton (executive producer), Shawn Tesser (produced by), Jeff Wurtz (produced by) | Bravo | |
StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson | Neil deGrasse Tyson (executive producer), Helen Matsos (executive producer), Brian Lovett (executive producer), Michael Kovnat (executive producer), Drew Pulley (co-executive producer) | Nat Geo | |
Vice | Bill Maher (executive producer), Shane Smith (executive producer), Eddy Moretti (executive producer), Bradley J. Levin (executive producer), Jonah Kaplan (co-executive producer), Tim Clancy (supervising producer), Ben Anderson (senior producer) | HBO | |
2015–2016 (68th)[13] | |||
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown | Anthony Bourdain (executive producer/host), Christopher Collins (executive producer), Lydia Tenaglia (executive producer), Sandra Zweig (executive producer), Toby Oppenheimer (producer), Mike Steed (producer), Tom Vitale (producer) | CNN | |
Inside the Actors Studio | James Lipton (executive producer/host), Shawn E. Tesser (produced by), Jeff Wurtz (produced by) | Bravo | |
StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson | Neil deGrasse Tyson (executive producer/host), Helen Matsos (executive producer), Brian Lovett (executive producer), Michael Kovnat (executive producer), Drew Pulley (co-executive producer) | Nat Geo | |
The Story of God with Morgan Freeman | Morgan Freeman (executive producer/host), James Younger (executive producer), Lori McCreary (executive producer), Michael J. Miller (executive producer), Simon Andreae (executive producer), Scott Tiffany (supervising producer), Frank Kosa (producer) | ||
Vice | Shane Smith (executive producer), Eddy Moretti (executive producer), Bradley J. Levin (executive producer), Bill Maher (executive producer), Jonah Kaplan (co-executive producer), Tim Clancy (supervising producer), Ben Anderson (produced by) | HBO |
Programs with multiple awards
- 4 awards
- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown (consecutive)
References
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 4, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 4, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 4, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 4, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 4, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 4, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 2, 2016.
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners". Retrieved August 2, 2016.
- ↑ http://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/1996/outstanding-informational-series
- ↑ http://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/1996/outstanding-informational-special
- ↑ http://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/1997/outstanding-informational-series
- ↑ http://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/1997/outstanding-informational-special
- ↑ "Nominees/Winners | Television Academy". Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Retrieved July 14, 2016.
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