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60 Minutes: the Chibok Girls (60 Minutes) Tom Luse CBS News Executive Producer News Magazine Gale Anne Hurd Executive Producer Producer Scott M TV NATIONAL HONOREES 60 Minutes: The Chibok Girls (60 Minutes) Tom Luse CBS News Executive Producer News Magazine Gale Anne Hurd Executive Producer Producer Scott M. Gimple E. Alexandra Poolos Executive Producer Editor Angela Kang Robert J. Shattuck Co-Executive Producer Associate Producer Matthew Negrete Kate Morris Co-Executive Producer Correspondent Corey Reed Lesley Stahl Co-Executive Producer Christian Agypt Abby McEnany (Work in Progress) Co-Executive Producer SHOWTIME Caleb Womble Actress in a Breakthrough Role Co-Executive Producer Jim Barnes Alex Duda (The Kelly Clarkson Show) Co-Executive Producer NBCUniversal Eli Jorne Showrunner – Talk Show Co-Executive Producer Julia Ruchman Am I Next? Trans and Targeted Co-Executive Producer ABC NEWS Nightline Nicole Mirante-Matthews Hard News Feature Producer Ryan DeGard Correspondent Producer Juju Chang Merci Navarro Angela Kang (The Walking Dead) Better Things AMC FX Networks Showrunner- Scripted Comedy Executive Producer Executive Producer, Director, Writer Robert Kirkman Pamela Adlon Executive Producer David Alpert BookTube Executive Producer YouTube Originals Denise Huth Non-Fiction Entertainment Executive Producer Greg Nicotero Directed by Executive Producer Matthew Akers Joseph Incaprera Executive Producer Caroline Waterlow (Qualified) Tom Luse ESPN Films Executive Producer Producer- Documentary /Unscripted / Non- Gale Anne Hurd Fiction Executive Producer Acott M. Gimple Producer Executive Producer Caroline Waterlow Angela Kang Co-Executive Producer Catherine Reitman (Workin' Moms) Matthew Negrete Wolf + Rabbit Entertainment (CBC/Netflix) Co-Executive Producer Actress in a Leading Role - Comedy or Musical Corey Reed Co-Executive Producer Executive Producer Christian Agypt Catherine Reitman Co-Executive Producer Caleb Womble Catherine Reitman (Workin' Moms) Co-Executive Producer Wolf + Rabbit Entertainment (CBC/Netflix) Jim Barnes Director - Comedy Co-Executive Producer Eli Jorne Executive Producer Co-Executive Producer Catherine Reitman Julia Ruchman Co-Executive Producer Clarissa Ward (CNN International) Nicole Mirante-Matthews CNN International Producer Reporter/Correspondent Merci Navarro Producer Chief International Correspondent Merci Navarro Clarissa Ward Fiona Shaw (Killing Eve) Danai Gurira (The Walking Dead) BBC AMERICA AMC Actress in a Supporting Role - Drama Actress in a Leading Role - Drama Executive Producer Executive Producer Sally Woodward Gentle Robert Kirkman Executive Producer Executive Producer Lee Morris David Alpert Executive Producer Executive Producer Phoebe Waller-Bridge Denise Huth Executive Producer Executive Producer Emerald Fennell Greg Nicotero Executive Producer Executive Producer Gina Mingacci Joseph Incaprera Executive Producer Executive Producer Damon Thomas Co-Executive Producer Associate Producer Francesca Gardiner Kenzi Abou-Sabe Co-Executive Producer Correspondent Sandra Oh Stephanie Gosk Produced By Elinor Day Grey's Anatomy Produced By ABC Studios Morenike Williams Drama- Grand Award Produced By Andy Noble Creator Shonda Rhimes Francesca Gregorini (Killing Eve) Executive Producer BBC AMERICA Shonda Rhimes Director – Scripted Executive Producer Betsy Beers Executive Producer Executive Producer Sally Woodward Gentle Krista Vernoff Executive Producer Executive Producer Lee Morris Mark Gordon Executive Producer Executive Producer Phoebe Waller-Bridge Meg Marinis Executive Producer Executive Producer Emerald Fennell Fred Einesman Executive Producer Executive Producer Gina Mingacci Zoanne Clack Executive Producer Executive Producer Damon Thomas Andy Reaser Co-Executive Producer Executive Producer Francesca Gardiner Debbie Allen Co-Executive Producer Co-Executive Producer Sandra Oh Sara E. 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Finch Erica Hernandez Main Cast Correspondent Ellen Pompeo Lauren Riihimaki Main Cast Correspondent Justin Chambers Nabeel Muscatwalla Main Cast Executive Producer, Writer, Showrunner James Pickens Jr. Anna Wenger Main Cast Executive Producer Caterina Scorsone Dave Morgan Main Cast Executive Producer Camilla Luddington Pete Sniderman Main Cast Executive Producer Kelly McCreary Courtney Parnell Main Cast Executive Producer Giacomo Gianniotti Geena Davis Main Cast Executive Producer Kim Raver Madeline DiNonno Main Cast Executive Producer Jason George Lyda Hill Main Cast Executive Producer Khalilah Joi Nicole Small Main Cast Executive Producer, Writer Jaicy Elliot Colin Penney Main Cast Coordinating Producer Michelle Forbes Mark Rains Senior Producer Izzie Pick Ibarra (THE MASKED SINGER) Erin Elliot FOX Broadcasting Company Senior Producer Showrunner - Unscripted Adina Pliskin Senior Producer Michelle Williams (Fosse/Verdon) Ilana Gordon FX Networks Writer Actress in a Leading Role - Made for TV Movie Brendan Bergen or Limited Series Writer Kellyann Minardi Mission Unstoppable Writer Produced by Litton Entertainment Molly Dominick Family Series Producer Elizabeth Kilpatrick Host, Executive Producer Producer Miranda Cosgrove Lucy Witte Correspondent Producer Margaret Black Undercover Reporter Co-Executive Producer Salem Rizk Matthew Crommett Producer Line Producer Mais AlBayaa Kimberly Scott Niecy Nash (2019 BLACK GIRLS ROCK!) 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