List of awards and nominations received by NCIS

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The American drama television series NCIS has received many awards and nominations since it premiered on September 23, 2003.

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AwardYear [lower-alpha 1] CategoryNominee(s)ResultRef.
ALMA Award 2008Outstanding Actress in a Drama Television SeriesCote de PabloNominated [1]
2009 Year in TV Drama-Actress Nominated [2]
2011 Favorite TV Actress-Leading Role in a Drama Won [3]
2012Favorite TV Actress-DramaNominated [4]
ASCAP Awards 2004Top TV Series Steven Bramson Won [5]
Matt Hawkins, Maurice Jackson, Neil MartinWon [5]
2006Won [6]
2007Won [7]
2008Won [8]
2009Won [9]
2010Won [10]
2011Won [11]
2012Won [12]
2013Nominated [13]
BMI Film & TV Awards 2005BMI Network Television Music AwardsJoseph ConlanWon [14]
2008Brian KirkWon [15]
2009Won [16]
2010Won [17]
2011Won [18]
2012Won [19]
2013Won [20]
2014Won [21]
2015Won [22]
2016Won [23]
2017Won [24]
2018Won [25]
2019Won [26]
2020Won [27]
2021Won [28]
2022Won [29]
California on Location Awards 2008Location Team of the Year (Episodic Television)Jim McClafferty, Joel Sinderman, Emily Esses, Darrin Lipscomb, Damon RivettiWon [30]
2013Emily Kirylo, Jim McClafferty, Joel Sinderman, Michael SoleauWon [31]
GLAAD Media Awards 2012Outstanding Individual Episode (in a series without a regular LGBT character)NCISNominated [32]
2016Nominated [33]
Golden Nymph Awards 2014International TV Audience Award, Best Drama TV SeriesNCISWon [34]
2015Won [34]
2017Won [34]
Hollywood Professional Association Awards 2012Outstanding Compositing – TelevisionBob Minshall, Mark Intravartolo, Jeremy Jozwik and Carrie SmithWon [35]
2020Outstanding Visual Effects – Episodic (Over 13 Episodes)Matt Von Brock, Javier Gallego, Carrie Smith, Erik O'Donnell, Del Depierro, Bob MinshallNominated [36]
ICG Publicists Awards 2010Maxwell Weinberg Publicist Showmanship – TelevisionNCIS (Shared with NCIS: Los Angeles)Won [37]
Imagen Foundation Awards 2006Best Supporting Actress/Television Cote de Pablo Nominated [38]
2008Won [39]
2009Nominated [40]
2011Best Actress/TelevisionNominated [41]
2019Best Supporting Actor - Television Wilmer Valderrama Won [42]
2020Best Supporting Actress - TelevisionCote de PabloNominated [43]
Media Access Awards2014Casting Society of America AwardSusan Bluestein & Jason KennedyWon [44]
NAACP Image Awards 2010 Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Rocky Carroll Nominated [45]
2013Nominated [46]
People's Choice Awards 2010 Favorite TV Drama NCISNominated [47]
Favorite TV Drama Actor Mark Harmon Nominated [47]
2011 Favorite TV Drama NCISNominated [48]
Favorite TV Crime FighterMark HarmonNominated [48]
2012 Favorite TV Crime DramaNCISNominated [49]
2013 Nominated [50]
2014 Nominated [51]
Favorite Dramatic TV Actress Pauley Perrette Nominated [51]
Favorite TV Drama ActorMark HarmonNominated [51]
2015 Favorite TV Show NCISNominated [52]
Favorite TV IconMark HarmonNominated [52]
2016 Favorite TV Crime Drama NCISNominated [53]
Favorite TV Crime Drama ActorMark HarmonNominated [53]
Favorite TV Crime Drama ActressPauley PerretteNominated [53]
2017 Favorite TV Crime Drama NCISNominated [54]
Favorite TV Crime Drama ActorMark HarmonWon [54]
Favorite TV Crime Drama ActressPauley PerretteNominated [54]
Primetime Emmy Award 2005 Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series Charles Durning / "Call of Silence"Nominated [55]
2008Outstanding Stunt CoordinationDiamond Farnsworth / "Requiem"Nominated [56]
2013 Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Drama Series, Miniseries, or Movie Diamond Farnsworth / "Revenge"Nominated [57]
Seoul International Drama Awards 2010Most Popular Foreign Drama of the YearNCISWon [58]
Joey Awards2018Best Actor in a Principal Role in a Television SeriesAlexander DavisNominated [59]
Visual Effects Society Awards 2004 Outstanding Matte Painting in a Televised Program, Music Video or CommercialSteven J. Rogers / "Yankee White"Nominated [60]
Young Artist Awards 2005 Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) – Guest Starring Young Actor Cody EstesNominated [61]
2008 Best Performance in a TV series – Guest Starring Young Actor Dominic Scott Kay / "Lost & Found"Nominated [62]
2011 Best Performance in a TV Series – Guest Starring Young Actress 11-15 Madisen Beaty Won [63]
Sadie Calvano Nominated [63]
2012 Best Performance in a TV Series – Guest Starring Young Actress Ten and Under Madisen Beaty Nominated [64]
2020Best Performance Guest Starring Teen Artist - TV SeriesSloane Morgan SiegelNominated [65]
Young Entertainer Awards2018Best Guest Starring Young Actor 10 & Under – Television SeriesAlexander DavisNominated [66]
2020Best Guest Starring Young Actor - Television SeriesSloane Morgan SiegelNominated [67]

Notes

  1. The listed year refers to the date of the ceremony, not necessarily the year in which the corresponding season or episode aired.

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