American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television

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American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television
Awarded forBest Edited Half-Hour Series for Television
Country United States
Presented by American Cinema Editors (ACE)
Website americancinemaeditors.org

The American Cinema Editors Award for Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television is a former award, broadly awarding a variety of comedic shows. In 2018, the category dropped running time distinctions, as well as adding distinctions between viewing types (commercial television vs. non-commercial), and became Best Edited Comedy Series for Commercial Television and Best Edited Comedy Series for Non-Commercial Television respectively. In 2021, the comedy series categories were re-arranged into Best Edited Single-Camera Comedy Series and Best Edited Multi-Camera Comedy Series.

Contents

Winners and nominees

1990s

YearProgramEpisode(s)NomineesNetwork
1992
[1]
Brooklyn Bridge "Brave New World"Roger Bondelli CBS
Coach "Vows" ‡Andrew Chulack ABC
Evening Shade "The Really Odd Couple"Tony Hayman CBS
Murphy Brown "Send in the Clowns" ‡ Tucker Wiard
The Wonder Years "The Wedding"Dennis C. Vejar ABC
1993
[2]
Tales from the Crypt "People Who Live in Brass Hearses"Stephen Lovejoy HBO
Murphy Brown "Angst for the Memory"Tucker Wiard CBS
Seinfeld "The Lip Reader"Janet Ashikaga NBC
1994
[3]
The Larry Sanders Show "The Mr. Sharon Stone Show"Paul Anderson and Leslie Dennis HBO
Seinfeld "The Race"Janet Ashikaga NBC
Wings "Whose Wife Is It Anyway"Darryl Bates
1995
[4]
The Larry Sanders Show "Eight"Paul Anderson and Leslie Dennis HBO
Frasier "The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl" ‡Timothy Mozer NBC
Seinfeld "The Hot Tub"Janet Ashikaga
1996
[5]
Seinfeld "The Abstinence"Skip Collector NBC
3rd Rock from the Sun "Dick Like Me"Briana London NBC
The Larry Sanders Show "Everybody Loves Larry" ‡Sean Lambert and Leslie Tolan HBO
1997
[6]
Frasier "Perspectives on Christmas"Ron Volk NBC
Just Shoot Me! "Lemon Wacky Hello"Dennis C. Vejar NBC
Sabrina the Teenage Witch "The Crucible"Stuart Bass ABC
1998
[7]
Frasier "Room Service" †Ron Volk NBC
3rd Rock from the Sun "Indecent Dick"Vince Humphrey NBC
The Larry Sanders Show "Flip" ‡Paul Anderson, Sean Lambert and Leslie Tolan HBO
1999
[8]
Frasier "Three Valentines"Ron Volk NBC
Everybody Loves Raymond "Robert's Date"Patricia Barnett CBS
Sports Night "Small Towns" †Janet Ashikaga ABC

2000s

YearProgramEpisode(s)NomineesNetwork
2000
[9]
Malcolm in the Middle "Pilot"Nancy Morrison Fox
Frasier "Dark Side of the Moon" ‡Ron Volk NBC
Sex and the City "Running with Scissors" Wendey Stanzler HBO
2001
[10]
Sex and the City "The Real Me"Michael Berenbaum HBO
Frasier "Daphne Returns" †Ron Volk NBC
Malcolm in the Middle "Book Club"Barry L. Gold Fox
2002
[11]
Sex and the City "Luck Be an Old Lady" ‡ Wendey Stanzler HBO
Everybody Loves Raymond "Marie's Sculpture"Patricia Barnett CBS
Will & Grace "A Chorus Lie" ‡Peter Chakos NBC
2003
[12]
Will & Grace "Last Ex to Brooklyn" ‡Peter Chakos NBC
Frasier "Rooms with a View" †Ron Volk NBC
Sex and the City "The Catch"Michael Berenbaum and Wendey Stanzler HBO
2004
[13]
Sex and the City "An American Girl In Paris (Part Deux)" ‡Michael Berenbaum and Wendey Stanzler HBO
Arrested Development "Let 'Em Eat Cake" ‡Steven Sprung Fox
Will & Grace "I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't"Peter Chakos NBC
2005
[14]
Arrested Development "The Ocean Walker" ‡Stuart Bass Fox
Curb Your Enthusiasm "Kamikaze Bingo"Steven Rasch HBO
My Name Is Earl "Pilot"Janet Ashikaga NBC
2006
[15]
The Office "Casino Night" Dean Holland and David Rogers NBC
Entourage "Sorry, Ari"Jon Corn HBO
My Name Is Earl "Number One"Lance Luckey NBC
2007
[16]
Curb Your Enthusiasm "The Bat Mitzvah" ‡Steven Rasch HBO
30 Rock "The C Word"Ken Eluto NBC
Californication "Hell-A Woman"Shannon Mitchell Showtime
2008
[17]
30 Rock "Reunion"Meg Reticker NBC
Entourage "Play'n with Fire"Jeff Groth HBO
The Office "Goodbye, Toby" ‡ Dean Holland and David Rogers NBC
2009
[18]
30 Rock "Apollo, Apollo" †Ken Eluto NBC
Curb Your Enthusiasm "The Bare Midriff" ‡Steven Rasch HBO
Entourage "The Sorkin Notes"Steven Sprung

2010s

YearProgramEpisode(s)NomineesNetwork
2010
[19] [20]
Modern Family "Family Portrait" ‡Jonathan Schwartz ABC
The Big C "Pilot"Brian A. Kates Showtime
Nurse Jackie "Years of Service"Anne McCabe
2011
[21]
Curb Your Enthusiasm "Palestinian Chicken" †Steven Rasch HBO
Modern Family "Express Christmas"Steven Rasch ABC
Curb Your Enthusiasm "Mister Softee" Roger Nygard HBO
2012
[22]
Nurse Jackie "Handle Your Scandal"Gary Levy Showtime
Girls "Pilot" Robert Frazen and Catherine Haight HBO
Modern Family "Mistery Date"Ryan Case ABC
2013
[23] [24]
The Office "Finale" † David Rogers and Claire Scanlon NBC
30 Rock "Hogcock!" / "Last Lunch" ‡Ken Eluto and Meg Reticker NBC
Arrested Development "Flight of the Phoenix" ‡ Kabir Akhtar and A.J. Dickerson Netflix
2014
[25]
Veep "Special Relationship"Anthony Boys HBO
Silicon Valley "Optimal Tip-To-Tip Efficiency"Brian Merken HBO
Transparent "Pilot"Catherine Haight Amazon
2015
[26]
Inside Amy Schumer "12 Angry Men Inside Amy Schumer"Nick Paley Comedy Central
Silicon Valley "Two Days of the Condor" †Brian Merken HBO
Veep "Election Night"Gary Dollner
2016
[27]
Veep "Morning After"Steven Rasch HBO
Silicon Valley "The Uptick" ‡Brian Merken HBO
Veep "Mother" ‡Shawn Paper

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