Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy

The Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy is an award presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). It is given in honor of an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a leading role on a musical or comedy television series for the calendar year.

Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Television Series Musical or Comedy
CountryUnited States
Presented byHollywood Foreign Press Association
First awardedMarch 5, 1962
Currently held byPhoebe Waller-Bridge,
Fleabag (2019)
Most awardsCarol Burnett, (5)
Most nominationsCarol Burnett, (12)
Websitegoldenglobes.org

It was first awarded at the 19th Golden Globe Awards on March 5, 1962, under the title Best TV Star - Female, grouping all genres of television series, to Pauline Fredericks. The nominees for the award announced annually starting in 1963. The award initially honored actresses in both comedy and drama genres until 1969, when the award was split into categories that honored comedic and dramatic performances separately. It was presented under the new title Best TV Actress – Musical or Comedy and in 1980 under its current title.

Since its inception, the award has been given to 42 actresses. Phoebe Waller-Bridge is the current recipient of the award for her role as the title character on Fleabag. Carol Burnett has won the most awards in this category with five wins and received the most nominations at 12.

Winners and nominees

Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.

Key Meaning
Indicates the winning actor.
Marlo Thomas won in 1966 for her portrayal of Ann Marie on That Girl.
Mary Tyler Moore won twice in 1964 and 1970 for her roles in The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Julie Sommars tied with Carol Burnett for her portrayal of Jennifer Jo Drinkwater on The Governor & J.J..
Carol Burnett won five out of twelve nominations, the most wins and nominations in the category, for her performance in The Carol Burnett Show.
Jean Stapleton won the award twice for her portrayal of Edith Bunker on All in the Family.
Cher won in 1973, tying with Jean Stapleton, for her performance on The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour.
Cloris Leachman won for her role as Phyllis Lindstrom on Phyllis.
Linda Lavin won twice for her performance on Alice.
Katherine Helmond won the award for her role as Jessica Tate in Soap.
Debbie Allen won the award in 1982 for her role on Fame.
Joanna Cassidy won in 1983 for her performance on Buffalo Bill.
Cybill Shepherd won three times out of five nominations for her roles on Moonlighting and Cybill.
Tracey Ullman won the award for her performance on The Tracey Ullman Show.
Bea Arthur received eight nominations in this category without ever winning an award.
Jamie Lee Curtis received three nominations for the award, winning in 1989 for her performance on Anything but Love.
Kirstie Alley won in 1990 for her portrayal of Rebecca Lowe on Cheers.
Candice Bergen won twice out of eight nominations for her performance on Murphy Brown.
Helen Hunt won the award three times for her role as Jamie Buchman in Mad About You.
Calista Flockhart won in 1997 for her performance on Ally McBeal.
Sarah Jessica Parker won four times in this category for her portrayal of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City.
Jennifer Aniston won the award in 2002 for her role as Rachel Green in Friends.
Teri Hatcher won in this category for her performance in Desperate Housewives as Susan Mayer.
America Ferrera won the award for her portrayal of Betty Suarez in Ugly Betty.
Tina Fey won the award twice for her performance in 30 Rock.
Toni Collette won for her role as Tara Gregson on United States of Tara
Lena Dunham won the award for her role as Hannah Horvath in Girls.
Gina Rodriguez won the award in 2014 for her role as Jane Villanueva in Jane the Virgin.
Rachel Bloom won the award for her role as Rebecca Nora Bunch in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
Rachel Brosnahan won twice for her role on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

1960s
Year Actress Role Program Network Ref
1961
(19th)
Pauline Fredericks [1]
1962
(20th)
Donna Reed Donna StoneThe Donna Reed ShowABC [2]
1963
(21st)
Inger Stevens Katrin "Katy" HolstrumThe Farmer's DaughterABC [3]
Shirley BoothHazel BurkeHazelNBC
Dorothy LoudonVarious CharactersThe Garry Moore ShowCBS
Carolyn Jones Betsy / Meredith / Jane Burke's Law ABC
Gloria SwansonVenus Walsh
1964
(22nd)
Mary Tyler Moore Laura PetrieThe Dick Van Dyke ShowCBS [4]
Dorothy MaloneConstance CarsonPeyton PlaceABC
Yvette MimieuxPat HolmesDr. KildareNBC
Elizabeth MontgomerySamantha StephensBewitchedABC
Julie NewmarRhoda MillerMy Living DollCBS
1965
(23rd)
Anne Francis Honey WestHoney WestABC [5]
Patty DukePatty Lane / Cathy LaneThe Patty Duke Show ABC
Mia FarrowAllison MacKenzie Peyton Place
Dorothy MaloneConstance Carson
Barbara StanwyckVictoria BarkleyThe Big Valley
1966
(24th)
Marlo Thomas Ann MarieThat GirlABC [6]
Phyllis DillerPhyllis PruittThe Pruitts of SouthamptonABC
Barbara EdenJeannieI Dream of JeannieNBC
Elizabeth MontgomerySamantha StephensBewitched ABC
Barbara StanwyckVictoria BarkleyThe Big Valley
1967
(25th)
Carol Burnett Various CharactersThe Carol Burnett ShowCBS [7]
Barbara BainCinnamon CarterMission: Impossible CBS
Lucille BallLucy CarmichaelThe Lucy Show
Nancy SinatraVarious charactersMovin' with NancyNBC
Barbara StanwyckVictoria BarkleyThe Big ValleyABC
1968
(26th)
Diahann Carroll Julia BakerJuliaNBC [8]
Doris DayDoris MartinThe Doris Day ShowCBS
Hope LangeCarolyn MuirThe Ghost & Mrs. MuirNBC
Elizabeth MontgomerySamantha StephensBewitchedABC
Nancy SinatraVarious charactersThe Nancy Sinatra ShowNBC
Best TV Actress – Musical or Comedy
1969
(27th)
Carol Burnett Various charactersThe Carol Burnett Show CBS [9]
Julie Sommars Jennifer Jo DrinkwaterThe Governor & J.J.
Lucille BallLucy CarterHere's LucyCBS
Diahann CarrollJulia BakerJulia NBC
Barbara EdenJeannieI Dream of Jeannie
Debbie ReynoldsDebbie ThompsonThe Debbie Reynolds Show

1970s
Year Actor Role Program Network Ref
1970
(28th)
Mary Tyler Moore Mary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore ShowCBS [10]
Carol BurnettVarious charactersThe Carol Burnett ShowCBS
Shirley JonesShirley PartridgeThe Partridge Family ABC
Juliet MillsNanny Phoebe FiggalilyNanny and the Professor
Elizabeth MontgomerySamantha StephensBewitched
1971
(29th)
Carol Burnett Various charactersThe Carol Burnett ShowCBS [11]
Lucille BallLucy CarterHere's LucyCBS
Shirley JonesShirley PartridgeThe Partridge FamilyABC
Mary Tyler MooreMary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore Show CBS
Jean StapletonEdith BunkerAll in the Family
1972
(30th)
Jean Stapleton Edith BunkerAll in the FamilyCBS [12]
Julie AndrewsVarious charactersThe Julie Andrews HourABC
Bea ArthurMaude FindlayMaude CBS
Carol BurnettVarious charactersThe Carol Burnett Show
Mary Tyler MooreMary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore Show
1973
(31st)
Cher Various charactersThe Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour CBS [13]
Jean Stapleton Edith BunkerAll in the Family
Bea ArthurMaude FindlayMaude CBS
Carol BurnettVarious charactersThe Carol Burnett Show
Mary Tyler MooreMary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore Show
1974
(32nd)
Valerie Harper Rhoda MorgensternRhodaCBS [14]
Carol BurnettVarious charactersThe Carol Burnett Show CBS
Mary Tyler MooreMary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore Show
Esther RolleFlorida EvansGood Times
Jean StapletonEdith BunkerAll in the Family
1975
(33rd)
Cloris Leachman Phyllis LindstromPhyllisCBS [15]
Bea ArthurMaude FindlayMaude CBS
Carol BurnettVarious charactersThe Carol Burnett Show
Valerie HarperRhoda MorgensternRhoda
Mary Tyler MooreMary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore Show
1976
(34th)
Carol Burnett Various charactersThe Carol Burnett ShowCBS [16]
Bernadette PetersCharlotte "Charley" DrakeAll's Fair CBS
Mary Tyler MooreMary RichardsThe Mary Tyler Moore Show
Isabel SanfordLouise JeffersonThe Jeffersons
Dinah ShoreDinahDinah!NBC
1977
(35th)
Carol Burnett Various charactersThe Carol Burnett ShowCBS [17]
Bea ArthurMaude FindlayMaudeCBS
Penny MarshallLaverne DeFazioLaverne & ShirleyABC
Isabel SanfordLouise JeffersonThe Jeffersons CBS
Jean StapletonEdith BunkerAll in the Family
Cindy WilliamsShirley FeeneyLaverne & ShirleyABC
1978
(36th)
Linda Lavin Alice HyattAliceCBS [18]
Carol BurnettVarious charactersThe Carol Burnett ShowCBS
Penny Marshalllaverne DeFazioLaverne & Shirley ABC
Suzanne SomersChrissy SnowThree's Company
Jean StapletonEdith BunkerAll in the FamilyCBS
1979
(37th)
Linda Lavin Alice HyattAliceCBS [19]
Penny MarshallLaverne DeFazioLaverne & Shirley ABC
Donna PescowAngie FalcoAngie
Jean StapletonEdith BunkerAll in the Family CBS
Loretta SwitMaj. Margaret HoulihanM*A*S*H

1980s
Year Actor Role Program Network Ref
1980
(38th)
Katherine Helmond Jessica TateSoapABC [20]
Loni AndersonJennifer MarloweWKRP in Cincinnati CBS
Polly HollidayFlorence Jean CastleberryFlo
Linda LavinAlice HyattAlice
Lynn RedgraveAnn AtkinsonHouse Calls
1981
(39th)
Eileen Brennan Capt. Doreen LewisPrivate BenjaminCBS [21]
Loni AndersonJennifer MarloweWKRP in Cincinnati CBS
Bonnie FranklinAnn RomanoOne Day at a Time
Barbara MandrellHerselfBarbara Mandrell and the Mandrell SistersNBC
Loretta SwitMaj. Margaret HoulihanM*A*S*HCBS
1982
(40th)
Debbie Allen Lydia GrantFameNBC [22]
Eileen BrennanCapt. Doreen LewisPrivate BenjaminCBS
Nell CarterNell HarperGimme a Break!NBC
Bonnie FranklinAnn RomanoOne Day at a TimeCBS
Rita MorenoViolet Newstead9 to 5ABC
Isabel SanfordLouise JeffersonThe JeffersonsCBS
1983
(41st)
Joanna Cassidy Jojo WhiteBuffalo BillNBC [23]
Debbie AllenLydia GrantFameNBC
Madeline KahnMadeline WayneOh MadelineABC
Shelley LongDiane ChambersCheersNBC
Isabel SanfordLouise JeffersonThe JeffersonsCBS
1984
(42nd)
Shelley Long Diane ChambersCheersNBC [24]
Debbie AllenLydia GrantFame NBC
Nell CarterNell HarperGimme a Break!
Susan ClarkKatherine PapadopalisWebsterABC
Jane CurtinAllie LowellKate & Allie CBS
Isabel SanfordLouise JeffersonThe Jeffersons
1985
(43rd)
Estelle Getty Sophia PetrilloThe Golden GirlsNBC [25]
Cybill Shepherd Maddie HayesMoonlightingABC
Bea ArthurDorothy Zbornak The Golden Girls NBC
Rue McClanahanBlanche Devereaux
Betty WhiteRose Nylund
1986
(44th)
Cybill Shepherd Maddie HayesMoonlightingABC [26]
Bea ArthurDorothy Zbornak The Golden Girls NBC
Estelle GettySophia Petrillo
Rue McClanahanBlanche Devereaux
Betty WhiteRose Nylund
1987
(45th)
Tracey Ullman Various charactersThe Tracey Ullman ShowFox [27]
Bea ArthurDorothy Zbornak The Golden Girls NBC
Rue McClanahanBlanche Devereaux
Cybill ShepherdMaddie HayesMoonlightingABC
Betty WhiteRose NylundThe Golden GirlsNBC
1988
(46th)
Candice Bergen Murphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS [28]
Bea ArthurDorothy ZbornakThe Golden GirlsNBC
Roseanne BarrRoseanne ConnerRoseanneABC
Tracey UllmanVarious charactersThe Tracey Ullman ShowFox
Betty WhiteRose NylundThe Golden GirlsNBC
1989
(47th)
Jamie Lee Curtis Hannah MillerAnything but LoveABC [29]
Kirstie AlleyRebecca HoweCheers NBC
Stephanie BeachamSister Kate LambertSister Kate
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Tracey UllmanVarious charactersThe Tracey Ullman ShowFox

1990s
Year Actor Role Program Network Ref
1990
(48th)
Kirstie Alley Rebecca HoweCheersNBC [30]
Roseanne BarrRoseanne ConnerRoseanneABC
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Carol BurnettVarious CharactersCarol & CompanyNBC
Katey SagalPeggy BundyMarried... with ChildrenFox
1991
(49th)
Candice Bergen Murphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS [31]
Kirstie AlleyRebecca HoweCheersNBC
Roseanne BarrRoseanne ConnerRoseanne ABC
Jamie Lee CurtisHannah MillerAnything but Love
Katey SagalPeggy BundyMarried... with ChildrenFox
1992
(50th)
Roseanne Barr Roseanne ConnerRoseanneABC [32]
Kirstie AlleyRebecca HoweCheersNBC
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Helen HuntJamie BuchmanMad About YouNBC
Katey SagalPeggy BundyMarried... with ChildrenFox
1993
(51st)
Helen Hunt Jamie BuchmanMad About YouNBC [33]
Roseanne BarrRoseanne ConnerRoseanneABC
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Patricia RichardsonJill TaylorHome ImprovementABC
Katey SagalPeggy BundyMarried... with ChildrenFox
1994
(52nd)
Helen Hunt Jamie BuchmanMad About YouNBC [34]
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Brett ButlerGrace KellyGrace Under Fire ABC
Ellen DeGeneresEllen MorganEllen
Patricia RichardsonJill TaylorHome Improvement
1995
(53rd)
Cybill Shepherd Cybill SheridanCybillCBS [35]
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Ellen DeGeneresEllen MorganEllenABC
Fran DrescherFran FineThe NannyCBS
Helen HuntJamie BuchmanMad About YouNBC
1996
(54th)
Helen Hunt Jamie BuchmanMad About YouNBC [36]
Brett ButlerGrace KellyGrace Under FireABC
Fran DrescherFran FineThe NannyCBS
Cybill ShepherdCybill SheridanCybillCBS
Brooke ShieldsSusan KeaneSuddenly SusanNBC
Tracey UllmanVarious CharactersTracey Takes On...HBO
1997
(55th)
Calista Flockhart Ally McBealAlly McBealFox [37]
Kirstie AlleyVeronica ChaseVeronica's ClosetNBC
Ellen DeGeneresEllen MorganEllen ABC
Jenna ElfmanDharma MontgomeryDharma & Greg
Helen HuntJamie BuchmanMad About You NBC
Brooke ShieldsSusan KeaneSuddenly Susan
1998
(56th)
Jenna Elfman Dharma MontgomeryDharma & GregABC [38]
Christina ApplegateJesse WarnerJesseNBC
Calista FlockhartAlly McBealAlly McBealFox
Laura San GiacomoMaya GalloJust Shoot Me!NBC
Sarah Jessica ParkerCarrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO
1999
(57th)
Sarah Jessica Parker Carrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO [39]
Jenna ElfmanDharma MontgomeryDharma & GregABC
Calista FlockhartAlly McBealAlly McBealFox
Felicity HuffmanDana WhitakerSports Night ABC
Heather LocklearCaitlin MooreSpin City
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC

2000s
Year Actor Role Program Network Ref
2000
(58th)
Sarah Jessica Parker Carrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO [40]
Calista FlockhartAlly McBealAlly McBeal Fox
Jane KaczmarekLois WilkersonMalcolm in the Middle
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC
Bette MidlerBetteBetteCBS
2001
(59th)
Sarah Jessica Parker Carrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO [41]
Calista FlockhartAlly McBealAlly McBeal Fox
Jane KaczmarekLois WilkersonMalcolm in the Middle
Heather LocklearCaitlin MooreSpin CityABC
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC
2002
(60th)
Jennifer Aniston Rachel GreenFriendsNBC [42]
Bonnie HuntBonnie MolloyLife with BonnieABC
Jane KaczmarekLois WilkersonMalcolm in the MiddleFox
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC
Sarah Jessica ParkerCarrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO
2003
(61st)
Sarah Jessica Parker Carrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO [43]
Bonnie HuntBonnie MolloyLife with BonnieABC
Reba McEntireReba HartRebaThe WB
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC
Bitty SchramSharona FlemingMonkUSA
Alicia SilverstoneKate FoxMiss MatchNBC
2004
(62nd)
Teri Hatcher Susan MayerDesperate HousewivesABC [44]
Marcia Cross Bree Van de Kamp Desperate Housewives ABC
Felicity HuffmanLynette Scavo
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC
Sarah Jessica ParkerCarrie BradshawSex and the CityHBO
2005
(63rd)
Mary-Louise Parker Nancy BotwinWeedsShowtime [45]
Marcia Cross Bree Van de Kamp Desperate Housewives ABC
Teri HatcherSusan Mayer
Felicity HuffmanLynette Scavo
Eva LongoriaGabrielle Solis
2006
(64th)
America Ferrera Betty SuarezUgly BettyABC [46]
Marcia Cross Bree Van de Kamp Desperate Housewives ABC
Felicity HuffmanLynette Scavo
Julia Louis-DreyfusChristine CampbellThe New Adventures of Old ChristineCBS
Mary-Louise ParkerNancy BotwinWeedsShowtime
2007
(65th)
Tina Fey Liz Lemon30 RockNBC [47]
Christina ApplegateSamantha "Sam" NewlySamantha Who? ABC
America FerreraBetty SuarezUgly Betty
Anna FrielCharlotte "Chuck" CharlesPushing Daisies
Mary-Louise ParkerNancy BotwinWeedsShowtime
2008
(66th)
Tina Fey Liz Lemon30 RockNBC [48]
Christina ApplegateSamantha "Sam" NewlySamantha Who? ABC
America FerreraBetty SuarezUgly Betty
Debra MessingMolly KaganThe Starter WifeUSA
Mary-Louise ParkerNancy BotwinWeedsShowtime
2009
(67th)
Toni Collette Tara GregsonUnited States of TaraShowtime [49]
Courteney CoxJules CobbCougar TownABC
Edie FalcoJackie PeytonNurse JackieShowtime
Tina FeyLiz Lemon30 RockNBC
Lea MicheleRachel BerryGleeFox

2010s
Year Actor Role Program Network Ref
2010
(68th)
Laura Linney Cathy JamisonThe Big CShowtime [50]
Toni ColletteTara GregsonUnited States of Tara Showtime
Edie FalcoJackie PeytonNurse Jackie
Tina FeyLiz Lemon30 RockNBC
Lea MicheleRachel BerryGleeFox
2011
(69th)
Laura Dern Amy JellicoeEnlightenedHBO [51]
Zooey DeschanelJessica DayNew GirlFox
Tina FeyLiz Lemon30 RockNBC
Laura LinneyCathy JamisonThe Big CShowtime
Amy PoehlerLeslie KnopeParks and RecreationNBC
2012
(70th)
Lena Dunham Hannah HorvathGirlsHBO [52]
Zooey DeschanelJessica DayNew GirlFox
Tina FeyLiz Lemon30 RockNBC
Julia Louis-DreyfusSelina MeyerVeepHBO
Amy PoehlerLeslie KnopeParks and RecreationNBC
2013
(71st)
Amy Poehler Leslie KnopeParks and RecreationNBC [53]
Zooey DeschanelJessica DayNew GirlFox
Lena DunhamHanna HorvathGirlsHBO
Edie FalcoJackie PeytonNurse JackieShowtime
Julia Louis-DreyfusSelina MeyerVeepHBO
2014
(72nd)
Gina Rodriguez Jane VillanuevaJane the VirginThe CW [54]
Lena DunhamHannah HorvathGirlsHBO
Edie FalcoJackie PeytonNurse JackieShowtime
Julia Louis-DreyfusSelina MeyerVeepHBO
Taylor SchillingPiper ChapmanOrange is the New BlackNetflix
2015
(73rd)
Rachel Bloom Rebecca BunchCrazy Ex-GirlfriendThe CW [55]
Jamie Lee CurtisDean Cathy MunschScream QueensFox
Julia Louis-DreyfusSelina MeyerVeepHBO
Gina RodriguezJane VillanuevaJane the VirginThe CW
Lily TomlinFrankie BergsteinGrace and FrankieNetflix
2016
(74th)
Tracee Ellis Ross Dr. Rainbow "Bow" JohnsonBlack-ishABC [56]
Rachel BloomRebecca BunchCrazy Ex-GirlfriendThe CW
Julia Louis-DreyfusSelina MeyerVeepHBO
Sarah Jessica ParkerFrances DufresneDivorce
Issa RaeIssa DeeInsecure
Gina RodriguezJane VillanuevaJane the VirginThe CW
2017
(75th)
Rachel Brosnahan Miriam "Midge" MaiselThe Marvelous Mrs. MaiselAmazon [57]
Pamela AdlonSam FoxBetter ThingsFX
Alison BrieRuth WilderGLOWNetflix
Issa RaeIssa DeeInsecureHBO
Frankie ShawBridgette BirdSMILFShowtime
2018
(76th)
Rachel Brosnahan Miriam "Midge" MaiselThe Marvelous Mrs. MaiselAmazon [58]
Kristen BellEleanor ShellstropThe Good PlaceNBC
Candice BergenMurphy BrownMurphy BrownCBS
Alison BrieRuth WilderGLOWNetflix
Debra MessingGrace AdlerWill & GraceNBC
2019
(77th)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge FleabagFleabagAmazon [59]
Christina ApplegateJen HardingDead to MeNetflix
Rachel BrosnahanMiriam "Midge" MaiselThe Marvelous Mrs. MaiselAmazon
Kirsten DunstKrystal StubbsOn Becoming a God in Central FloridaShowtime
Natasha LyonneNadia VulvokovRussian DollNetflix

2020s
Year Actor Role Program Network Ref
2020

(78th)

 Lily Collins Emily Cooper Emily in Paris Netflix [60]
Kaley Cuoco Cassie Bowden The Flight Attendant HBO Max
Elle Fanning Catherine the Great The Great Hulu
Jane Levy Zoey Clarke Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist NBC
Catherine O’Hara Moira Rose Schitt’s Creek Pop TV

Superlatives
Superlative Best Actress - Television Series Musical or Comedy
Actress with most awards Carol Burnett (5)
Actress with most nominations Carol Burnett (12)
Actress with most nominations
without ever winning		 Bea Arthur (8)
Debra Messing (8)

Multiple winners
Wins Name
5 Carol Burnett
4 Sarah Jessica Parker
3 Helen Hunt
Cybill Shepherd
2 Candice Bergen
Rachel Brosnahan
Tina Fey
Linda Lavin
Mary Tyler Moore
Jean Stapleton

Multiple nominations
Nominations Name
12 Carol Burnett
9 Candice Bergen
8 Beatrice Arthur
Debra Messing
Sarah Jessica Parker
7 Mary Tyler Moore
Jean Stapleton
6 Tina Fey
Helen Hunt
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
5 Kirstie Alley
Roseanne Barr
Calista Flockhart
Isabel Sanford
Cybill Shepherd
4 Christina Applegate
Edie Falco
Felicity Huffman
Mary-Louise Parker
Katey Sagal
Tracey Ullman
Betty White
3 Debbie Allen
Lucille Ball
Rachel Brosnahan
Marcia Cross
Jamie Lee Curtis
Ellen DeGeneres
Zooey Deschanel
Lena Dunham
Jenna Elfman
America Ferrera
Jane Kaczmarek
Linda Lavin
Penny Marshall
Rue McClanahan
Amy Poehler
Gina Rodriguez
2 Loni Anderson
Rachel Bloom
Eileen Brennan
Alison Brie
Brett Butler
Nell Carter
Toni Collette
Fran Drescher
Bonnie Franklin
Estelle Getty
Valerie Harper
Teri Hatcher
Bonnie Hunt
Shirley Jones
Laura Linney
Heather Locklear
Shelley Long
Lea Michele
Issa Rae
Patricia Richardson
Brooke Shields
Loretta Swit

See also

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