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–Emmy Awards–   (14 Wins 64 Nominations)
Won: 2009 – Outstanding Comedy Series.
Won: 2009 – Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin for “Generalissimo”.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series:  Matthew Habbard for “Reunion.”
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Picture Editing for a Comedy Series.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Comedy Series.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey for “Sandwich Day”.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin for “Rosemary’s Baby”.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Tina Fey for “Cooter.”
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Tim Conway for “Subway Hero”.
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series
Won: 2007 – Outstanding Comedy Series.
Won: 2007 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Elaine Stitch as Colleen Donaghy.
2010:
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Comedy Series.
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin for “Don Geiss, America, and Hope”.
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey for “Dealbreakers Talk Show #0001″.
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Jane Krakowski for “Black Light Attack!”
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Tina Fey and Kay Cannon for “Lee Marvin Vs Derek Jeter.”
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Matthew Hubbard for “Anna Howard Shaw Day.”
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Don Scardino for “I Do Do.”
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Jon Hamm as Dr. Drew Baird
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Will Arnett as Devon Banks.
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Elaine Stritch as Colleen Donaghy
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series
Nominated: 2010 – Cinematography for a Half Hour Series
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Sound Mixing (Half Hour)
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Picture Editing for a Comedy Series
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Costumes for  a Series
2009:
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey for “Reunion.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Jane Krakowski for “The Ones.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Supporting Actrors in a Comedy Series: Jack McBrayer for “The Bubble.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Supporting Actrors in a Comedy Series: Tracy Morgan for “The Funcooker.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Robert Carlock for “Apollo, Apollo.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Ron Weiner for “Mamma Mia.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Robert Carlock & Jack Burditt for “Kidney Now!”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Beth McCarthy for “Reunion.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Millicent Shelton for “Apollo, Apollo.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Todd Holland for “Generalissimo.”
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Jennifer Aniston as Claire Harper
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Elaine Stritch as Colleen Donaghy
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Alan Alda as Milton Green
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Steve Martin as Gavin Volure
Nominated: 2009 - Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Jon Hamm as Dr. Drew Baird
Nominated: 2009 – Cinematography for a Half Hour Series
Nominated: 2009 – Sound Mixing for a Half Hour Series
2008:
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series: Jack Burditt for “Rosemary’s Baby.”
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Michael Engler for “Rosemary’s Baby”.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Elaine Stritch as Colleen Donaghy.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Edie Falco as Celeste Cunningham.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Carrie Fisher as Rosemary Howard.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Rip Torn as Don Geiss.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Will Arnett as Devon Banks.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Steve Buschemi as Len.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Cinematography for a Half Hour Series
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Picture Editing for a Comedy Series
Nominated: 2008 – Special Class: Outstanding Short Form Web Program for Kenneth the Web Page
2007:
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Casting in a Comedy Series
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Scott Ellis for “The Break Up.”
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music: Jeff Richmond for “Hardball.”
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin.
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey.
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Sound Mixing (Half Hour) for “Corporate Crush.”
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Robert Carlock for “Jack-tor.”
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Tina Fey for “Tracy Does Conan.”

–Golden Globes–   (6 Wins, 10 Nominations)Won: 2010 – Best Performance by an Actor is a Television Series, Comedy: Alec Baldwin.
Won: 2009 – Best Comedy Series
Won: 2009 – Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Comedy: Tina Fey as “Liz Lemon.”
Won: 2009 – Best Performance by an Actor is a Television Series, Comedy: Alec Baldwin.
Won: 2008 – Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Comedy: Tina Fey as “Liz Lemon.”
Won: 2007 – Best Performance by an Actor is a Television Series, Comedy: Alec Baldwin.
Nominated: 2010 – Best Comedy Series
Nominated: 2010 – Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Comedy: Tina Fey as “Liz Lemon.”
Nominated: 2008 – Best Comedy Series
Nominated: 2008 – Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Comedy: Alec Baldwin.

–SAG Awards–   (8 Wins, 10 Nominations)

Won: 2010 – Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin
Won: 2010 – Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey
Won: 2009 – Outstanding Performance by and Ensemble in a Comedy Series.
Won: 2009 – Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin
Won: 2009 – Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey
Won: 2007 - Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series: Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2010 – Outstanding Performance by and Ensemble in a Comedy Series.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Performance by and Ensemble in a Comedy Series.

– Writers Guild Awards–  (5 Wins. 10 Nominations)

Won: 2010 – Outstanding Comedy Series
Won: 2010 – Best Episodic Comedy: Robert Carlock for “Apollo, Apollo.”
Won: 2009 – Outstanding Comedy Series
Won: 2009 – Best Episodic Comedy: Andrew Guest and John Riggi for “Succession.”
Won: 2008 – Outstanding Comedy Series
Nominated: 2009 – Best Episodic Comedy: Tina Fey for “Cooter”.
Nominated: 2009 – Best Episodic Comedy: Robert Carlock for “Believe in the Stars.”
Nominated: 2008 – Best Episodic Comedy: Matthew Hubbard for “Hardball”.
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Comedy Series
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding New Series

–Directors Guild Awards–

Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series: Beth McCarthy for “Reunion”.
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series: Don Scardino for “Do-Over”.
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series: Michael Engler for “Rosemary’s Baby.”
Nominated: 2008 – Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series: Beth McCarthy for “Somebody to Love.”
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series: Adam Bernstein for “Pilot.”

–Producers Guild Awards–

Won: 2010 – The Danny Thomas Producer of the Year Award for Episodic Comedy Series
Won: 2009 – The Danny Thomas Producer of the Year Award for Episodic Comedy Series
Won: 2008 – The Danny Thomas Producer of the Year Award for Episodic Comedy Series

–Satellite Awards–

Nominated: 2009 – Television Series, Musical or Comedy
Nominated: 2009 – Actor in a Series, Comedy or Musical: Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2009 – Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical: Tina Fey
Nominated: 2008 – Actor in a Series, Comedy or Musical: Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2008 – Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical: Tina Fey
Nominated: 2007 – Actor in a Series, Comedy or Musical: Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2007 – Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical: Tina Fey

–Television Critics Association Awards–

Won: 2008 – Outstanding Achievement in Comedy – 30 Rock
Won: 2008 – Individual Achievement in Comedy – Tina Fey
Won: 2007 – Individual Achievement in Comedy – Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2009 – Individual Achievement in Comedy – Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2009 – Individual Achievement in Comedy – Tina Fey
Nominated: 2009 – Outstanding Achievement in Comedy – 30 Rock
Nominated: 2008 – Individual Achievement in Comedy – Alec Baldwin
Nominated: 2007 – Individual Achievement in Comedy – Tina Fey
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding Achievement in Comedy – 30 Rock
Nominated: 2007 – Outstanding New Program of the Year