| 2000 Miscellaneous Awards |
Publicists Guild Awards
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| 1999 Miscellaneous Awards |
Environmental Media Awards
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Viewers for Quality Television
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Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror (Saturn Awards)
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Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
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Sci Fi Universe Awards
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American Comedy Awards
David's Speech Yeah, I've been saying The X-Files is a funny show for six years. [audience laughs] Sweet vindication. Um, I want to thank my agent, [David hurried over this part so I couldn't make out her name], but I want to dedicate this to my manager, Melanie Green, who's made it her life's mission for the past ten years to tell people that I'm funny. [audience laughs] And I can't think of a worst job that there is to try to convince other people that another person is funny. So Mel, this is for you, you convinced one person at least. And I want to thank Garry Shandling, who's such a pleasure to work with. I learned more about being funny by seeing Garry...naked. [audience laughs] I learned more about being funny by watching Garry work, and also, oddly enough, from my wife Tea Leoni in these past two years, and I hope to keep learning. So, thank you. Thank you very much. |
The Producers Guild of America Awards
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Art Directors Society of Motion Pictures and Television Awards
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TV Guide Awards
David's Speech Thank you. Um, I'd like to...I'd like to thank my hairstylist. I'm sorry, I dozed off, this is for best hairdo isn't it? Thank you. I have to thank Gillian Anderson, who gets either the bottom half or the top half of this, I don't know which, and espcially Chris Carter, as well. It's his sixth year of the show, and he stayed with it, and that's really important to us all. Melanie Green, Risa Shapiro...Thank you. And my wife, Tea, who's at home making a baby tonight so she couldn't be here. (Audience seems upset) That's actually a good thing. And um...can you please have that one woman removed, just that one woman right there? Alright...and I'd like to that whoever, uh, thought of having Jena Elfman present to me because she's the only woman who could make me appear short. Thank you. And thanks to all the fans. Thank you very much. |
| 1998 Miscellaneous Awards |
The Caucus for Producers, Writers and DirectorsHOLLYWOOD (Variety) - The Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors has announced nominations for its 16th annual awards show, to be held Jan 17. In the realm of television producers, nods went to Tom Hanks for "From the Earth to the Moon"; David E. Kelley, "Ally McBeal" and "The Practice"; Chris Carter, "The X-Files" and "Millennium"; and Dorothea Petrie, "Love is Never Silent."The nominations were announced by caucus chairman Jerry Isenberg and Chuck Fries, the awards dinner chairman. At the Jan. 17 event, scheduled at the Four Seasons Hotel, the group will also present its Distinguished Service Award, while another industry figure will be saluted as Member of the Year. - Reuters/Variety |
Online Television Academy Awards
At this year's second annual Online Television Academy Awards, The X-Files topped the winners list by walking away with 14 awards. They were second only to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, which garnered 15 awards. For more information, and a complete list of winners, go to the Online Academy Home Page. |
Viewers for Quality Television
The VQT awards were given out during VQT's annual Conference on Quality Television on Saturday, October 3, at the Burbank Airport Hilton and Convention Center. Special thanks to RKersey929@aol.com for this information. |
The Web Site Awards
Gillian Anderson Bedazzles the New Media First there were the Emmys, then The People's Choice Awards, and now it's The Web Site Awards. With the advent of the World Wide Web, star recognition has become increasingly democratic. The Internet is the perfect forum for fans and critics alike to obsess about their favorite or most-hated actors. And with this in mind, the AP recently made an informal Yahoo! search of star Web sites. Its findings could serve as the beginning of a new and important standard: The Web Sites Awards. In this first competition, The X-Files's Gillian Anderson claims the top award for the most sites. Anderson has 99, which noses out second-place Alicia Silverstone's 91 and far exceeds Pamela Anderson Lee's 67 (tied with Hanson). Fifth-place Teri Hatcher has 53. Jon Katz, the media critic for Hotwired Magazine, believes the Net "takes power away from the big celebrity machines and puts it in the hands of the fans." In other words, instead of a few media giants determining the fate of a handful of stars, fans everywhere can be involved in publicizing their favorite actors or actresses. - Kelley Tice |
| 1997 Miscellaneous Awards |
Prism Awards
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Starlight Children's Foundation
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Golden Satellites
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Peabody Awards
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Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror (Saturn Awards)
Special thanks to RKersey929@aol.com for this information. |
| 1996 Miscellaneous Awards |
International Monitor Awards
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Environmental Media Awards
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| 1995 Miscellaneous Awards |
Environmental Media Awards
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International Monitor Awards
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Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror (Saturn Awards)
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Digital Hollywood Awards
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| 1994 Miscellaneous Awards |
Digital Hollywood Awards
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Environmental Media Awards
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Parent's Choice Honors
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International Monitor Awards
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