Year | Actor | Television Program | Network | Character |
---|---|---|---|---|
2000 (27th) | Robert Patrick | The X-Files | Fox | John Doggett |
Richard Dean Anderson | Stargate SG-1 | Showtime | Colonel Jack O'Neill | |
Jason Behr | Roswell | The WB | Max Evans | |
David Boreanaz | Angel | Angel | ||
Ben Browder | Farscape | Sci-Fi | John Crichton | |
Kevin Sorbo | Andromeda | Syndicated | Captain Dylan Hunt | |
2001 (28th) | Ben Browder | Farscape | Sci-Fi | John Crichton |
Richard Dean Anderson | Stargate SG-1 | Showtime | Colonel Jack O'Neill | |
Scott Bakula | Enterprise | UPN | Captain Jonathan Archer | |
David Boreanaz | Angel | The WB | Angel | |
Robert Patrick | The X-Files | Fox | John Doggett | |
Tom Welling | Smallville | The WB | Clark Kent | |
2002 (29th) | David Boreanaz | Angel | The WB | Angel |
Richard Dean Anderson | Stargate SG-1 | Sci-Fi | Colonel Jack O'Neill | |
Scott Bakula | Enterprise | UPN | Captain Jonathan Archer | |
Ben Browder | Farscape | Sci-Fi | John Crichton | |
Anthony Michael Hall | The Dead Zone | USA Network | Johnny Smith | |
Tom Welling | Smallville | The WB | Clark Kent | |
2003 (30th) | David Boreanaz | Angel | The WB | Angel |
Richard Dean Anderson | Stargate SG-1 | Sci-Fi | Colonel Jack O'Neill | |
Scott Bakula | Star Trek: Enterprise | UPN | Captain Jonathan Archer | |
Michael Shanks | Stargate SG-1 | Sci-Fi | Dr. Daniel Jackson | |
Michael Vartan | Alias | ABC | Michael Vaughn | |
Tom Welling | Smallville | The WB | Clark Kent | |
2004 (31st) | Ben Browder | Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars | Sci-Fi | John Crichton |
Richard Dean Anderson | Stargate SG-1 | Sci-Fi | Brigadier General Jack O'Neill | |
Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard | |
Julian McMahon | Nip/Tuck | FX | Dr. Christian Troy | |
Tom Welling | Smallville | The WB | Clark Kent | |
Noah Wyle | The Librarian: Quest for the Spear | TNT | Flynn Carsen | |
2005 (32nd) | Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard |
Ben Browder | Stargate SG-1 | Sci-Fi | Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell | |
William Fichtner | Invasion | ABC | Sheriff Tom Underlay | |
Julian McMahon | Nip/Tuck | FX | Dr. Christian Troy | |
Wentworth Miller | Prison Break | Fox | Michael Scofield | |
Tom Welling | Smallville | The WB | Clark Kent | |
2006 (33rd) | Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan |
Matt Dallas | Kyle XY | ABC Family | Kyle Trager | |
Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard | |
Edward James Olmos | Battlestar Galactica | Sci-Fi | Admiral William Adama | |
Kiefer Sutherland | 24 | Fox | Jack Bauer | |
Noah Wyle | The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines | TNT | Flynn Carsen | |
2007 (34th) | Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard |
Matt Dallas | Kyle XY | ABC Family | Kyle Trager | |
Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan | |
Kevin McKidd | Journeyman | NBC | Dan Vasser | |
Edward James Olmos | Battlestar Galactica | Sci-Fi | Admiral William Adama | |
Lee Pace | Pushing Daisies | ABC | Ned | |
2008 (35th) | Edward James Olmos | Battlestar Galactica | Sci-Fi | Admiral William Adama |
Bryan Cranston | Breaking Bad | AMC | Walter White | |
Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard | |
Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan | |
Timothy Hutton | Leverage | TNT | Nathan Ford | |
Noah Wyle | The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice | Flynn Carsen | ||
2009 (36th) | Josh Holloway | Lost | ABC | James "Sawyer" Ford |
Bryan Cranston | Breaking Bad | AMC | Walter White | |
Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard | |
Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan | |
Zachary Levi | Chuck | NBC | Chuck Bartowski | |
Stephen Moyer | True Blood | HBO | Bill Compton | |
David Tennant | Doctor Who | BBC America | The Doctor |
Year | Actor | Television Program | Network | Character |
---|---|---|---|---|
2010 (37th) | Stephen Moyer | True Blood | HBO | Bill Compton |
Bryan Cranston | Breaking Bad | AMC | Walter White | |
Matthew Fox | Lost | ABC | Jack Shephard | |
Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan | |
Timothy Hutton | Leverage | TNT | Nathan Ford | |
Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes | |
2011 (38th) | Bryan Cranston | Breaking Bad | AMC | Walter White |
Sean Bean | Game of Thrones | HBO | Eddard "Ned" Stark | |
Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan | |
Timothy Hutton | Leverage | TNT | Nathan Ford | |
Dylan McDermott | American Horror Story | FX | Ben Harmon | |
Noah Wyle | Falling Skies | TNT | Tom Mason | |
2012 (39th) | Kevin Bacon | The Following | Fox | Ryan Hardy |
Bryan Cranston | Breaking Bad | AMC | Walter White | |
Billy Burke | Revolution | NBC | Miles Matheson | |
Michael C. Hall | Dexter | Showtime | Dexter Morgan | |
Timothy Hutton | Leverage | TNT | Nathan Ford | |
Joshua Jackson | Fringe | Fox | Peter Bishop | |
Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes | |
2013 (40th) | Mads Mikkelsen | Hannibal | NBC | Dr. Hannibal Lecter |
Kevin Bacon | The Following | Fox | Ryan Hardy | |
Bryan Cranston | Breaking Bad | AMC | Walter White | |
Hugh Dancy | Hannibal | NBC | Will Graham | |
Freddie Highmore | Bates Motel | A&E | Norman Bates | |
James Spader | The Blacklist | NBC | Raymond "Red" Reddington | |
Noah Wyle | Falling Skies | TNT | Tom Mason | |
2014 (41st) | Hugh Dancy | Hannibal | NBC | Will Graham |
Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes | |
Grant Gustin | The Flash | The CW | Barry Allen / Flash | |
Tobias Menzies | Outlander | Starz | Frank Randall / Jack Randall | |
Mads Mikkelsen | Hannibal | NBC | Dr. Hannibal Lecter | |
Noah Wyle | Falling Skies | TNT | Tom Mason | |
2015 (42nd) | Bruce Campbell | Ash vs Evil Dead | Starz | Ash Williams |
Charlie Cox | Daredevil | Netflix | Daredevil | |
Matt Dillon | Wayward Pines | Fox | Ethan Burke | |
David Duchovny | The X-Files | Fox Mulder | ||
Grant Gustin | The Flash | The CW | Barry Allen / Flash | |
Sam Heughan | Outlander | Starz | Jamie Fraser | |
Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes | |
Mads Mikkelsen | Hannibal | NBC | Dr. Hannibal Lecter | |
2016 (43rd) | Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes |
Bruce Campbell | Ash vs Evil Dead | Starz | Ash Williams | |
Mike Colter | Luke Cage | Netflix | Luke Cage | |
Charlie Cox | Daredevil | Matt Murdock / Daredevil | ||
Grant Gustin | The Flash | The CW | Barry Allen / Flash | |
Sam Heughan | Outlander | Starz | James "Jamie" Fraser | |
Freddie Highmore | Bates Motel | A&E | Norman Bates | |
2017 (44th) | Kyle MacLachlan | Twin Peaks: The Return | Showtime | Dale Cooper |
Jon Bernthal | The Punisher | Netflix | Frank Castle / Punisher | |
Bruce Campbell | Ash vs Evil Dead | Starz | Ash Williams | |
Sam Heughan | Outlander | Jamie Fraser | ||
Jason Isaacs | Star Trek: Discovery | CBS All Access | Captain Gabriel Lorca | |
Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes | |
Seth MacFarlane | The Orville | Fox | Ed Mercer | |
Ricky Whittle | American Gods | Starz | Shadow Moon | |
2018/2019 (45th) | Sam Heughan | Outlander | Starz | Jamie Fraser |
Grant Gustin | The Flash | The CW | Barry Allen / Flash | |
Kit Harington | Game of Thrones | HBO | Jon Snow | |
Andrew Lincoln | The Walking Dead | AMC | Rick Grimes | |
Seth MacFarlane | The Orville | Fox | Ed Mercer | |
Bill Pullman | The Sinner | USA Network | Harry Ambrose | |
Jeffrey Wright | Westworld | HBO | Bernard Lowe | |
2019/2020 (46th) | Patrick Stewart | Star Trek: Picard | CBS All Access | Jean-Luc Picard |
Henry Cavill | The Witcher | Netflix | Geralt of Rivia | |
Mike Colter | Evil | CBS | David Acosta | |
Grant Gustin | The Flash | The CW | Barry Allen / Flash | |
Sam Heughan | Outlander | Starz | Jamie Fraser | |
Jonathan Majors | Lovecraft Country | HBO | Atticus "Tic" Freeman | |
Bob Odenkirk | Better Call Saul | AMC | Jimmy McGill / Saul Goodman |
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