Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series

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Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series
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The 2023 recipient: Jeremy Allen White
Country United Kingdom
Presented by Critics Choice Association
First awarded2011
Currently held by Jeremy Allen White The Bear (2024)
Website criticschoice.com

The Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series is one of the award categories presented annually by the Critics' Choice Television Awards (BTJA) (US) to recognize the work done by television actors. It was introduced in 2011 when the event was first initiated. The winners are selected by a group of television critics that are part of the Broadcast Television Critics Association.

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Winners and nominees

  Indicates the winner

2010s

YearActorSeriesCharacterNetwork
2011
[1]
Jim Parsons The Big Bang Theory Sheldon Cooper CBS
Alec Baldwin 30 Rock Jack Donaghy NBC
Louis C.K. Louie Louie FX
Steve Carell The Office Michael Scott NBC
Charlie Day It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Charlie Kelly FX
Joel McHale Community Jeff Winger NBC
2012
[2]
Louis C.K.LouieLouieFX
Don Cheadle House of Lies Marty Kaan Showtime
Larry David Curb Your Enthusiasm Himself HBO
Garret Dillahunt Raising Hope Burt Chance Fox
Joel McHaleCommunityJeff Winger NBC
Jim ParsonsThe Big Bang TheorySheldon Cooper CBS
2013
[3]
Louis C.KLouieLouie FX
Don CheadleHouse of LiesMarty Kaan Showtime
Jake Johnson New Girl Nick Miller Fox
Jim ParsonsThe Big Bang TheorySheldon Cooper CBS
Adam Scott Parks and Recreation Ben Wyatt NBC
Jeremy Sisto Suburgatory George Altman ABC
2014
[4]
Jim ParsonsThe Big Bang TheorySheldon CooperCBS
Louis C.K.LouieLouieFX
Chris Messina The Mindy Project Dr. Danny CastellanoFox
Thomas Middleditch Silicon Valley Richard HendriksHBO
Adam ScottParks and RecreationBen WyattNBC
Robin Williams The Crazy Ones Simon RobertsCBS
2015
[5]
Jeffrey Tambor Transparent Maura Pfefferman Amazon Prime Video
Anthony Anderson black-ish Andre "Dre" Johnson, Sr.ABC
Will Forte The Last Man on Earth Phil MillerFox
Johnny Galecki The Big Bang Theory Leonard Hofstadter CBS
Chris MessinaThe Mindy ProjectDr. Danny CastellanoFox
Thomas MiddleditchSilicon ValleyRichard HendriksHBO
2016 (1)
[6]
Jeffrey TamborTransparentMaura PfeffermanAmazon Prime Video
Anthony Andersonblack-ishAndre "Dre" Johnson, Sr.ABC
Aziz Ansari Master of None Dev Shah Netflix
Will ForteThe Last Man on EarthPhil MillerFox
Randall Park Fresh Off the Boat Louis HuangABC
Fred Savage The Grinder Stewart SandersonFox
2016 (2)
[7]
Donald Glover Atlanta Earnest 'Earn' MarksFX
Anthony Andersonblack-ishAndre "Dre" Johnson, Sr.ABC
Will ForteThe Last Man on EarthPhil MillerFox
Bill Hader Documentary Now! Various Characters IFC
Patrick Stewart Blunt Talk Walter Blunt Starz
Jeffrey TamborTransparentMaura PfeffermanAmazon Prime Video
2018
[8]
Ted Danson The Good Place MichaelNBC
Anthony Andersonblack-ishAndre "Dre" Johnson, Sr.ABC
Aziz AnsariMaster of NoneDev ShahNetflix
Hank Azaria Brockmire Jim BrockmireIFC
Thomas MiddleditchSilicon ValleyRichard HendriksHBO
Randall ParkFresh Off the BoatLouis HuangABC
2019
[9]
Bill Hader Barry Barry Berkman/Barry BlockHBO
Hank AzariaBrockmireJim BrockmireIFC
Ted DansonThe Good PlaceMichaelNBC
Michael Douglas The Kominsky Method Sandy KominskyNetflix
Donald GloverAtlantaEarnest "Earn" MarksFX
Jim ParsonsThe Big Bang TheorySheldon CooperCBS
Andy Samberg Brooklyn Nine-Nine Jake PeraltaFox

2020s

YearActorSeriesCharacterNetwork
2020
[10]
Bill Hader Barry Barry Berkman/Barry Block HBO
Ted Danson The Good Place Michael NBC
Walton Goggins The Unicorn Wade CBS
Eugene Levy Schitt's Creek Johnny Rose Pop
Paul Rudd Living with Yourself Miles Elliot(s) Netflix
Bashir Salahuddin Sherman's Showcase Sherman McDaniel IFC
Ramy Youssef Ramy Ramy Hassan Hulu
2021
[11]
Jason Sudeikis Ted Lasso Ted Lasso Apple TV+
Hank Azaria Brockmire Jim BrockmireIFC
Matt Berry What We Do in the Shadows Laszlo Cravensworth FX
Nicholas Hoult The Great Peter III of Russia Hulu
Eugene LevySchitt's CreekJohnny RosePop
Ramy YoussefRamyRamy HassanHulu
2022
[12]
Jason SudeikisTed LassoTed LassoApple TV+
Iain Armitage Young Sheldon Sheldon Cooper CBS
Nicholas HoultThe GreatPeter III of RussiaHulu
Steve Martin Only Murders in the Building Charles-Haden Savage
Kayvan Novak What We Do in the ShadowsNandor the RelentlessFX
Martin Short Only Murders in the BuildingOliver PutnamHulu
2023
[13]
Jeremy Allen White The Bear Carmen "Carmy" BerzattoFX
Matt BerryWhat We Do in the ShadowsLaszlo CravensworthFX
Bill HaderBarry Barry Berkman/Barry BlockHBO
Keegan-Michael Key Reboot Reed SterlingHulu
Steve MartinOnly Murders in the BuildingCharles-Haden Savage
D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai Reservation Dogs Bear SmallhillFX
2024
[14]
Jeremy Allen WhiteThe BearCarmen "Carmy" BerzattoFX
Bill HaderBarryBarry Berkman / Barry BlockHBO
Steve MartinOnly Murders in the BuildingCharles-Haden SavageHulu
Kayvan NovakWhat We Do in the ShadowsNandor the RelentlessFX
Drew Tarver The Other Two Cary DubekHBO
D'Pharaoh Woon-A-TaiReservation DogsBear SmallhillFX
2025
Brian Jordan Alvarez English Teacher Evan MarquezFX
Adam Brody Nobody Wants This Noah RoklovNetflix
David Alan Grier St. Denis Medical Ron NBC
Steve MartinOnly Murders in the BuildingCharles-Haden SavageHulu
Kayvan NovakWhat We Do in the ShadowsNandor the RelentlessFX
Martin ShortOnly Murders in the BuildingOliver PutnamHulu

Programs with Multiple wins

2 wins

Programs with Multiple nominations

6 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

Performers with Multiple wins

2 wins

Performers with Multiple nominations

5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

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