Critics Nominate Newcomers “Modern Family” and “Glee” as well as Perennial Favorites “Lost,” “Breaking Bad,” “Friday Night Lights” and “Mad Men” for Program of the Year
“Parenthood’s” Dax Shepard Named as Host of The 26th Annual TCA Awards, Saturday, July 31 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel
AUGUST 1, 2009, LOS ANGELES — The Television Critics Association marked the 25th anniversary of its awards with a ceremony looking back at the history of the organization and its tradition of honoring quality television programs.
HBO led all the networks with three trophies at the Television Critics Association Awards, winning for Outstanding New Program of the Year, Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Mini-Series & Specials and Outstanding Achievement in News & Information.
Chelsea Handler To Open The 25th Anniversary Of The Awards
NBC Leads with 11 Nominations
JULY 19, 2008, LOS ANGELES – Members of the Television Critics Association bestowed three TCA Awards on AMC’s freshman series “Mad Men” tonight, including Program of the Year, Outstanding New Program of the Year and Outstanding Achievement in Drama, marking the first-ever wins for the network.
In a ceremony introduced by the legendary Smothers Brothers, AMC, HBO and NBC earned three trophies apiece and PBS came away with two awards.
AMC’S FRESHMAN SERIES “MAD MEN” TIES HBO’S “THE WIRE” TO TOP TCA NOMINATIONS WITH FOUR EACH
ACCLAIMED COMEDY DUO, THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS, WILL OPEN THE CEREMONY
JULY 21, 2007, LOS ANGELES – Members of the Television Critics Association bestowed four TCA Awards on NBC tonight, including Outstanding Program of the Year, Outstanding Achievement in Comedy, Individual Achievement in Comedy and Outstanding New Program of the Year.
In a ceremony introduced by John Oliver from Comedy Central’s hit series “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” NBC was the top trophy earner. HBO and The Discovery Channel came away with two awards per network; Showtime and ABC Family received one award each.
Freshmen Series Top TCA Nominations. PEACOCK FANS 13 Nominations
June 5, 2007 Los Angeles, CA — The Television Critics Association today unveiled its 2007 TCA Award nominations.
JULY 23, 2006, LOS ANGELES – Members of the Television Critics Association bestowed four TCA Awards on NBC tonight, including Outstanding New Program of the Year, Outstanding Achievement in Comedy, Individual Achievement in Comedy and The Heritage Award.
In a ceremony introduced by Mary Lynn Rajskub from Fox’s hit series “24,” NBC was the top trophy earner. ABC and PBS came away with two awards per network; Fox and Disney Channel received one award each.
“Earl,” “Sopranos,” top TCA nominations
NBC Garners 10 Nominations
“DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES” NOT DESPERATE ANYMORE
JULY 23, 2005, LOS ANGELES — The nation’s TV critics bestowed their praise on ABC, awarding the network four awards including the top three awards Program of the Year, Outstanding New Program of the Year and Outstanding Achievement in Drama.
HOUSEWIVES CLEAN UP; ABC LEADS WITH ELEVEN NOMINATIONS
June 2, 2005, Los Angeles, CA — The Television Critics Association today unveiled its 2005 TCA Award nominations.
TELEVISION CRITICS ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES
WINNERS OF 20th ANNUAL AWARDS
June 3, 2004, Los Angeles, CA — The Television Critics Association today unveiled its 2004 TCA Award nominations, and despite much Hollywood hand wringing over the state of the sitcom, the Fox comedy “Arrested Development” walked away with the most nominations of any series, five total.
Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” and HBO’s “The Sopranos” received four nominations each. HBO’s Western “Deadwood” and the gay-themed miniseries “Angels in America” received three nominations apiece.
TELEVISION CRITICS ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES
WINNERS OF 19TH ANNUAL AWARDS
JULY 19, 2003, HOLLYWOOD, CA The nation’s TV critics reached for the
breadth and depth of programming this year, handing out 11 awards to 8
different cable and broadcast networks at the 19th annual Television Critics
Association Awards.
June 4, 2003, Los Angeles, CA — The Television Critics Association today
unveiled its 2003 TCA Award nominations and as usual, critics showed their
preference for cutting-edge TV with a flood of heavyweight dramas among the
candidates.
“BERNIE MAC” AND “24” EACH TAKE HOME TWO; “THE SHIELD” AND “SIX FEET UNDER” ALSO RECEIVE NODS (2002)
JULY 20, 2002 — PASADENA, CA – Never mind a tough ratings year: Fox proved the darling of TV journalists at the 18th annual Television Critics Association Awards.
TELEVISION CRITICS HAIL CAESAR!
JAMES GANDOLFINI AND JANE KACZMAREK
ALSO HONORED AT TCA AWARDS
