21st Daytime Emmy Awards

21st Daytime Emmy Awards
Date	May 25, 1994
Presented by	National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Hosted by	Susan Lucci
Television/radio coverage
Network	ABC

Winners and nominees

21st Daytime Emmy Awards were held on May 25, 1994. Winners are in bold.[1][2]

Outstanding Drama Series

Outstanding Performer in a Children's Special

Justin Whalin, CBS Schoolbreak Special: Other Mothers

Outstanding Younger Actor

Bryan Buffington (Bill Lewis, Guiding Light)
Scott DeFreitas (Andrew Dixon, As the World Turns)
Roger Howarth (Todd Manning, One Life to Live)
Monti Sharp (David Grant, Guiding Light)
Dondre Whitfield (Terrence Frye, All My Children)

Outstanding Younger Actress

Martha Byrne (Lily Walsh Grimaldi, As the World Turns)
Sarah Michelle Gellar (Kendall Hart, All My Children)
Melissa Hayden (Bridget Reardon, Guiding Light)
Melina Kanakaredes (Eleni Andros, Guiding Light)
Heather Tom (Victoria Newman, The Young and the Restless)

Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team

Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team

Outstanding Game Show

Jeopardy! (Merv Griffin Enterprises/KingWorld)
The Price Is Right (Mark Goodson Productions/All American Television/CBS)
Wheel of Fortune (Merv Griffin Enterprises/KingWorld)

Outstanding Game Show Host

Bob Barker (The Price Is Right)
Alex Trebek (Jeopardy!)

Outstanding Writing in a Children's Series

Daryl Busby, and Tom J. Astle (Adventures in Wonderland)
Norman Stiles, Lou Berger, Molly Boylan, Sara Compton, Judy Freudberg, Tony Geiss, Ian Ellis James, Emily Perl Kingsley, David Korr, Sonia Manzano, Joey Mazzarino, Nancy Sans, Luis Santeiro, Josh Selig, Jon Stone, Cathi Turow, Belinda Ward, and John Weidman (Sesame Street)
Andrew Gutelle, and Ronnie Krauss (Reading Rainbow)
Fred Rogers (Mister Rogers' Neighborhood)

Outstanding Writing in an Animated Program

Ray Bradbury (The Halloween Tree)
Michael Reaves, Brynne Stephens, Paul Dini, Laren Bright, Randy Rogel, Martin Pasko, and Alan Burnett (Batman: The Animated Series)
Savage Steve Holland, and Bill Kopp (Eek! The Cat)
Paul Germain, Peter Gaffney, Joe Ansolabehere, Steve Viksten, Rachel Lipman, and Jonathan Greenberg (Rugrats)
Chris Hubbell, Sam Graham, Diane Dixon, Carol Corwen, Grant Moran, Jim Staahl, Howie Mandel, Jim Fisher, Peter Tilden, and David Castro (Bobby's World)
John P. McCann, Nicholas Hollander, Tom Minton, Paul Rugg, Deanna Oliver, Tom Ruegger, Sherri Stoner, Randy Rogel, Peter Hastings (Animaniacs)

Outstanding Film Sound Editing

Michael Gollom, Timothy Borquez, Michael Geisler, Tom Jaeger, Greg LaPlante, Kenneth Young, William Griggs, Tim Mertens and Patrick J. Foley (Rocko's Modern Life)
Chris Rabideau, Sam Horta, Mark R. Crookston, Julie Gustafson, Stephen Janisz, Timothy J. Garrity and Thomas Syslo (Garfield and Friends)
Peter Collier and Michele Douglas (The Addams Family)
Greg LaPlante, Kenneth Young, Timothy J. Garrity, Michael Geisler, Chris Rabideau, John O. Robinson III, Brian F. Mars, Timothy Borquez, Patrick J. Foley, Tom Jaeger and Dominick Certo (The Little Mermaid)

Outstanding Music Direction and Composition

Richard Stone and Steven Bernstein (Animaniacs)
Richard S. Kaufman, Mark Watters, Albert Lloyd Olson, James Stemple and Eddie Arkin (The Pink Panther)
Sarah Durkee, Stephen Lawrence, Jeff Moss, Robby Merkin, Christopher Cerf, Paul Jacobs, Tony Geiss and Dave Conner (Sesame Street)
Mark Watters (The Little Mermaid)
Mark Koval (Bobby's World)

Outstanding Original Song

Richard Stone - (Music), and Tom Ruegger - (Lyrics) For the song "Animaniacs Main Title Theme" (Animaniacs)
Dominic Messinger - (Lyrics), and Michael Licari - (composer) (Guiding Light)
Gloria Sklerov (lyricist/composer), Harry Lloyd (lyricist/composer) (As the World Turns)
Billie Hughes (composer), and Roxanne Seeman (lyrics) (Another World)
Ken Corday (composer), and Tom Langan (lyricist/composer) For the song "Don't Make Me Too Young". (Days of Our Lives)

Outstanding Makeup

Ron Wild, Karen Stephens (Adventures in Wonderland)
Karen Borgo-Santo (Maury)
Reggie Wells (The Oprah Winfrey Show)

Outstanding Animated Program

Howard E. Baker, Norton Virgien, Charles Swenson, Paul Germain, Mary Harrington, Gabor Csupo, Jim Duffy, Geraldine Clarke, Vanessa Coffey, and Arlene Klasky (Rugrats)
Andy Heyward, Michael E. Uslan, Michael Maliani, Sean Roche, Benjamin Melniker, and Robby London (Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?)
Mario Piluso, Mark Young, and David Kirschner (The Halloween Tree)
Alan Burnett, Tom Ruegger, Jean MacCurdy, Frank Paur, Dan Riba, Bruce W. Timm, and Eric Radomski (Batman: The Animated Series)
Steven Spielberg, Sherri Stoner, Rich Arons, Tom Ruegger, Michael Gerard, Alfred Gimeno, Bob Kline, Jenny Lerew, Rusty Mills, Audu Paden, Greg Reyna, Lenord Robinson, Barry Caldwell (Animaniacs)

Lifetime achievement award

Dick Clark

References

"Emmy's Eye Is on CBS, With 17 Daytime Awards : Television: In the 21st annual presentation, 'Sesame Street' takes 7 honors and Winfrey is once again voted best talk-show host". Los Angeles Times. May 27, 1994. Retrieved August 4, 2014.
"21st Daytime Emmy Awards". SoapCentral. United States: Soap Central Live. May 25, 1994. Retrieved March 31, 2020.

External links

21st Daytime Emmy Awards at IMDb

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[1] "Emmy's Eye Is on CBS, With 17 Daytime Awards : Television: In the 21st annual presentation, 'Sesame Street' takes 7 honors and Winfrey is once again voted best talk-show host". Los Angeles Times. May 27, 1994. Retrieved August 4, 2014.

[2] "21st Daytime Emmy Awards". SoapCentral. United States: Soap Central Live. May 25, 1994. Retrieved March 31, 2020.