2008
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Annie Award
for Best Home Entertainment Production
Futurama - "Bender's Big Score"
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2007
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Hugo Award - Silver Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Drawn Together - "Lost in Parking Space, Part One"
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Hugo Award - Silver Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Drawn Together - "Freaks + Greeks"
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Hugo Award - Silver Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Drawn Together - "Spelling Applebee's"
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Hugo Award - Silver Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Drawn Together - "N.R.A.Y. Ray"
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Hugo Award - Silver Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Drawn Together - "Wooldoor Sockbat's Giggle-Wiggle Funny Tickle Non-Traditional Progressive Multicultural Roundtable"
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2006
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Hugo Award - Gold Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Drawn Together - "Clumbabies"
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Annie Award
for Best Animated Television Production
Star Wars: Clone Wars - "Chapters 21-25"
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2005
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Emmy Award
for Outstanding Animated Program
(For Programming One Hour or More)
Star Wars: Clone Wars
Claudia Katz (executive producer)
Geraldine Symon (producer)
Scott Vanzo (director of computer animation)
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Annie Nomination
for Best Animated Television Production
Star Wars: Clone Wars
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2004
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Emmy Award
for Outstanding Animated Program
(For Programming One Hour or More)
Star Wars: Clone Wars
Claudia Katz (executive producer)
Geraldine Symon (producer)
Scott Vanzo (director of computer animation)
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Hugo Award - Silver Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Futurama, "The Sting"
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Emmy Nomination
for Outstanding Animated Program
Futurama - "The Sting"
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2003
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Annie Award
for Outstanding Directing in an Animated Television Production
Rich Moore, Futurama - "Roswell That Ends Well"
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Emmy Nomination
for Outstanding Animated Program
Futurama - "Jurassic Bark"
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2002
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Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program
(For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Futurama
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The 19th Annual William S. Paley Television Festival
Featured Guest - Futurama
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The Museum of Television & Radio
Inductee - Futurama
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2001
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Emmy Nomination
for Outstanding Animated Program
Futurama -"Amazon Women In The Mood"
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Emmy Award
for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation
Storyboard Artist
Rodney Clouden, Futurama - "Parasites Lost"
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Annie Nomination
for Outstanding Achievement in a Primetime Animated Television Production
Futurama
|
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Hugo Award - Gold Plaque
(Chicago International Television Awards)
for Special Achievement in Animation
Futurama - "Roswell That Ends Well"
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2000
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Emmy Award
for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation
Color Styling
Bari Kumar, Futurama - "A Bicyclops Built For Two"
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Annie Award
for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Television Production
Brian Sheesley, Futurama - "Why Must I Be A Crustacean In Love"
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Annie Nomination
for Outstanding Achievement in a Primetime Animated Television Production
Futurama
|
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Annie Nomination
for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Television Production
Susie Dietter, Futurama - "A Bicyclops Built for Two"
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1999
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Emmy Nomination
for Outstanding Animated Program
Futurama - "A Big Piece of Garbage"
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Annie Nomination
for Outstanding Achievement in a Primetime Animated Television Production
Futurama
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The Reuben Award
for Best in Television Animation Division, National Cartoonist’s Society
Rich Moore, Futurama
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1995
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Annecy Award
for Best Series
"The Maxx"
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Dubious Distinctions
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2000
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British Columbia’s Teen Tobacco Team
Winner of The Black Lung Award
Futurama
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1996-present
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Host of the most infamous Halloween Party in town.
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