Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Multi-Camera_Picture_Editing_for_a_Comedy_Series

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Multi-Camera Comedy Series
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Multi-Camera Comedy Series
Awarded for	Outstanding Picture Editing for a Multi-Camera Comedy Series
Country	United States
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Currently held by	Night Court (2023)
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Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Multi-Camera Comedy Series

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The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Multi-Camera Comedy Series was awarded to one television series each year. Between 2003 and 2012, the category was consolidated to include both multi-camera and single-camera comedy series.

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Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1976 ^[1]
	The Adams Chronicles	"John Adams, Diplomat"	Girish Bhargava, Manford Schorn	PBS
	Barney Miller	"Happy New Year"	Homer Powell, Fred Golan, Paul Schatzkin	ABC
	Sanford and Son	"Earthquake II"	Ken Denisoff, Robert Veatch	NBC
	Welcome Back, Kotter	"The Telethon"	Susan Jenkins, Manuel Martínez	ABC
1977 ^[2]
	Visions	"The War Widow"	Roy Stewart	PBS
	C.P.O. Sharkey	"Sharkey Boogies on Down"	Ken Denisoff, Stowell Werden	NBC
	Meeting of Minds	"Marie Antoinette / Sir Thomas More / Karl Marx / Ulysses S. Grant, Part 1"	Terry Pickford	PBS
	Police Story	"Ice Time"	Jimmy B. Frazier	NBC
1978 ^[3]
	The Carol Burnett Show	"The Final Show"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	The Betty White Show	"Pilot"	Chip Brooks	CBS
	Husbands, Wives & Lovers	"The One Where Everybody Is Looking for a Little Action"	Marco Zappia	CBS
	Laugh-In	"Tina Turner"	Ed J. Brennan	NBC
	Soap	"102"	Gary Anderson	ABC
	Three's Company	"Chrissy, Come Home"	Jerry Davis	ABC
1979 ^[4]
	Stockard Channing in Just Friends	"Pilot"	Andy Zall	CBS
	All in the Family	"The 200th Episode Celebration"	Hal Collins, Harvey Berger	CBS

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1980 ^[5]
	The Muppet Show	"Liza Minnelli"	John Hawkins	Syndicated
	The Big Show	"Tony Randall and Hervé Villechaize"	Ken Denisoff, Kevin Muldoon, Andy Zall	NBC
	Fridays	"Boz Scaggs"	Terry Pickford	ABC
	A New Kind of Family	"I Do"	Marco Zappia	ABC
1981 ^[6]
	WKRP in Cincinnati	"Bah Humbug"	Andy Ackerman	CBS
	Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters	"Dolly Parton and John Schneider"	Andy Zall	NBC
	Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters	"Ray Stevens"	Ken Denisoff	NBC
	The Muppet Show	"Brooke Shields"	John Hawkins	Syndicated
1982 ^[7]
	Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters	"Brenda Lee and Paul Williams"	Ken Denisoff	NBC
	The Greatest American Hero	"The Lost Diablo"	John Carrol, Mario DiMambro, Dave Goldson, Art Schneider, Roderic G. Stephens	ABC
	Report to Murphy	"High Noon"	Raymond M. Bush	CBS
	WKRP in Cincinnati	"Fire"	Andy Ackerman	CBS
1983 ^[8]
	The Jeffersons	"Change of a Dollar"	Larry Harris	CBS
	Alice	"Vera, the Torch"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Archie Bunker's Place	"Three Women"	Marco Zappia
	Newhart	"Grandma, What a Big Mouth You Have"	Andy Ackerman
	Real People	"502"	Diane Block, Tee Bosustow, Cary Gries, Michael Kelly, Doug Loviska, Bruce Motyer, Bill Paulsen, Nicholas Stein, Cynthia Vaughn, Joe Walsh	NBC
1984 ^[9]
	Fame	"Gonna Learn How to Fly, Part 2"	Howard Brock	Syndicated
	Benson	"Down the Drain"	Michael Riolo	ABC
	Fame	"Break Dance"	Jim McElroy	Syndicated
	Kate & Allie	"Dear Diary"	Marco Zippia	CBS
1985 ^[10]
	Fame	"Reflections"	Jim McElroy	Syndicated
	Night Court	"The Blizzard"	Jerry Davis	NBC

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1986 ^[11]
	The Cosby Show	"Full House"	Henry Chan	NBC
	Cheers	"Birth, Death, Love and Rice"	Andy Ackerman	NBC
	Cheers	"The Triangle"	Douglas Hines
	The Golden Girls	"Pilot"	Harold McKenzie
	Night Court	"Hurricane"	Jerry Davis
1987 ^[12]
	Night Court	"Her Honor, Part 1"	Jerry Davis	NBC
	Cheers	"Cheers: The Motion Picture"	Andy Ackerman	NBC
	The Cosby Show	"I Know That You Know"	Henry Chan
	Family Ties	"Band on the Run"	Gary Anderson, Jon Bellis
	The Golden Girls	"Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas"	Harold McKenzie
1988 ^[13]
	Cheers	"The Big Kiss-Off"	Andy Ackerman	NBC
	Designing Women	"Killing All the Right People"	Roger Bondelli	CBS
	The Golden Girls	"Old Friends"	Jim McElroy	NBC
	Newhart	"A Midseason Night's Dream"	Mike Wilcox	CBS
	The Tracey Ullman Show	"Ginny Redux," "Fear," "Real Lace"	Douglas Hines, M. Pam Blumenthal	Fox
1989 ^[14]
	Murphy Brown	"Respect"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Married... with Children	"Requiem for a Dead Barber"	Larry Harris	Fox
	Murphy Brown	"It's How You Play the Game"	Jerry Davis	CBS
	Roseanne	"Toto, We're Not in Kansas Anymore"	Marco Zappia	ABC
	The Tracey Ullman Show	"To Masseur with Love," "Conjugal Visit"	Douglas Hines, M. Pam Blumenthal	Fox

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1990 ^[15]
	The Tracey Ullman Show	"...And God Created Tillman," "Rare Talent"	Douglas Hines, M. Pam Blumenthal	Fox
	Designing Women	"The First Day of the Last Decade of the Entire 20th Century"	Judy Burke	CBS
	Married... with Children	"Who'll Stop the Rain"	Larry Harris	Fox
	Murphy Brown	"The Strike"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Newhart	"The Last Newhart"	Mike Wilcox	CBS
1991 ^[16]
	Murphy Brown	"On Another Plane"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Cheers	"The Days of Wine and Neuroses"	Andy Ackerman	NBC
	Cheers	"Rat Girl"	Sheila Amos	NBC
	Coach	"The Break-Up"	Andrew Chulack	ABC
1992 ^[17]
	Seinfeld	"The Subway"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
	Cheers	"An Old Fashioned Wedding"	Robert Bramwell, Peter Chakos	NBC
	Coach	"A Real Guy's Guy"	Andrew Chulack	ABC
	Home Improvement	"Stereo Typical"	Marco Zappia, Alex Gimenez	ABC
	Murphy Brown	"Send in the Clowns"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
1993 ^[18]
	Cheers	"One for the Road"	Robert Bramwell	NBC
	Coach	"Vows"	Andrew Chulack	ABC
	Home Improvement	"To Build or Not to Build"	Marco Zappia, Alex Gimenez	ABC
	Murphy Brown	"The World According to Avery"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Seinfeld	"The Pilot"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
1994 ^[19]
	Frasier	"The Show Where Lilith Comes Back"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Seinfeld	"The Opposite"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
	Coach	"The Luck Stops Here"	Andrew Chulack	ABC
	Home Improvement	"It Was the Best of Tim's, It Was the Worst of Tim's"	Marco Zappia, Roger Ames Berger	ABC
	Murphy Brown	"Socks and the Single Woman"	Robert Souders, Tucker Wiard	CBS
1995 ^[20]
	Seinfeld	"The Diplomat's Club"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
	Frasier	"The Matchmaker"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Friends	"The One with Two Parts, Part 2"	Andy Zall	NBC
	Home Improvement	"Don't Tell Momma"	Marco Zappia, Roger Ames Berger	ABC
	Mad About You	"The Ride Home"	Sheila Amos	NBC
1996 ^[21]
	Frasier	"The Show Where Diane Comes Back"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Frasier	"The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl"	Timothy Mozer	NBC
	Home Improvement	"The Longest Day"	Marco Zappia, Roger Ames Berger	ABC
	Murphy Brown	"Up in Smoke"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Seinfeld	"The Rye"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1997 ^[22]
	Ellen	"The Puppy Episode"	Kris Trexler	ABC
	Frasier	"To Kill a Mockingbird"	Ron Volk	NBC
	The Larry Sanders Show	"Everybody Loves Larry"	Leslie Tolan, Sean K. Lambert	HBO
	The Larry Sanders Show	"My Name Is Asher Kingsley"	Leslie Tolan, Paul Anderson	HBO
	Seinfeld	"The Pothole"	Skip Collector	NBC
1998 ^[23]
	Frasier	"Room Service"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Frasier	"Roz and the Schnoz"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
	The Larry Sanders Show	"Flip"	Leslie Tolan, Paul Anderson, Sean K. Lambert	HBO
	Murphy Brown	"Opus One"	Tucker Wiard	CBS
	Seinfeld	"The Finale"	Skip Collector	NBC
1999 ^[24]
	Sports Night	"Small Town"	Janet Ashikaga	ABC
	Frasier	"Shutout in Seattle"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Just Shoot Me!	"Two Girls for Every Boy"	Paul Anderson
	3rd Rock from the Sun	"Dick and Taxes"	Vince Humphrey

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Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
2000 ^[25]
	Frasier	"Something Borrowed, Something Blue"	Ron Volk, Scott Maisano	NBC
	Frasier	"Dark Side of the Moon"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Friends	"The One with the Proposal"	Stephen Prime	NBC
	Sports Night	"The Cut Man Cometh"	Janet Ashikaga	ABC
	Will & Grace	"Ben? Her?"	Peter Chakos	NBC
2001 ^[26]
	Frasier	"Daphne Returns"	Ron Volk	NBC
	The Drew Carey Show	"Drew's in a Coma"	John Fuller	ABC
	Everybody Loves Raymond	"Italy"	Patricia Barnett	CBS
	Spin City	"Minor League"	Noel Rogers	ABC
	Will & Grace	"Lows in the Mid-Eighties"	Peter Chakos	NBC
2002 ^[27]
	Frasier	"The Proposal"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Everybody Loves Raymond	"Talk to Your Daughter"	Patricia Barnett	CBS
	Friends	"The One with the Halloween Party"	Kenny Tintorri	NBC
	Friends	"The One with the Rumor"	Stephen Prime
	Will & Grace	"A Chorus Lie"	Peter Chakos
2003 ^[28]
	Frasier	"Rooms with a View"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Everybody Loves Raymond	"She's the One"	Patricia Barnett	CBS
	Friends	"The One in Barbados"	Stephen Prime	NBC
	Friends	"The One with Ross's Inappropriate Song"	Kenny Tintorri
	Will & Grace	"Marry Me a Little, Marry Me a Little More"	Peter Chakos
2004 ^[29]
	Frasier	"Goodnight, Seattle"	Ron Volk	NBC
	Everybody Loves Raymond	"Golf for It"	Patricia Barnett	CBS
	Friends	"The Last One"	Stephen Prime	NBC
	That '70s Show	"Sparks"	David Helfand	Fox
	Will & Grace	"Last Ex to Brooklyn"	Peter Chakos	NBC
2005 ^[30]
	Scrubs	"My Life in Four Cameras"	John Michel	NBC
	Everybody Loves Raymond	"The Faux Pas"	Patricia Barnett	CBS
	That '70s Show	"Angie"	Michael Karlich	Fox
	Two and a Half Men	"It Was Mame, Mom"	Joe Bella	CBS
	Will & Grace	"The Newlydreads"	Peter Chakos	NBC
2006 ^[31]
	Two and a Half Men	"That Special Tug"	Joe Bella	CBS
	Late Night with Conan O'Brien	"2198"	Katherine Babiak, Vic Fabilli, Liz Gross, Mark Jankeloff	NBC
	Late Show with David Letterman	"2519"	James Alkins, Tom Catusi, Andrew Evangelista, Stephen Hostomsky, Mona Lu, Mark Spada	CBS
	That '70s Show	"We Will Rock You"	Michael Karlich	Fox
	Will & Grace	"The Finale"	Peter Chakos	NBC
2007 ^[32]
	Two and a Half Men	"Release the Dogs"	Joe Bella	CBS
	American Idol	"Idol Gives Back"	Bill DeRonde, Oren Castro, Gus Comegys, John Cox, Patrick Franks, Narumi Inatsugu, Peter Tim Perniciaro, Jeff Roe, Ryan Tanner	Fox
	The Daily Show with Jon Stewart	"12043"	Tonya Dreher, Graham Frazier, Mark Paone, Daric Schlesselman, Einar Westerlund, Rob York	Comedy Central
	Dancing with the Stars	"304"	Ned Kerwin, Pamela Malouf, David Timoner, Hans van Riet	ABC
	How I Met Your Mother	"Robin Sparkles"	Sue Federman	CBS

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
2012 (64th) ^[33]	How I Met Your Mother	"Trilogy Time"	Susan Federman	CBS
	The Big Bang Theory	"The Countdown Reflection"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	Hot in Cleveland	"God and Football"	Mark Alan Dashnaw	TV Land
	Two and a Half Men	"Why We Gave Up Women"	Joseph Bella	CBS
	2 Broke Girls	"And the Kosher Cupcakes"	Darryl Bates	CBS
2013 (65th) ^[34]	How I Met Your Mother	"P.S. I Love You"	Susan Federman	CBS
	The Big Bang Theory	"The Love Spell Potential"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	The Colbert Report	"9082"	Christein Aromando, Andrew Matheson	Comedy Central
	Conan	"Occupy Conan"	Robert James Ashe, Dan Dome, Dave Grecu, Chris Heller	TBS
	Hot in Cleveland	"Magic Diet Candy"	Ronald A. Volk	TV Land
2014 (66th) ^[35]	The Big Bang Theory	"The Cooper Extraction"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	The Colbert Report	"9115"	Christein Aromando, Jason Baker	Comedy Central
	The Daily Show with Jon Stewart	"19006"	Robert York, Eric Davies, Graham Frazier, Daric Schlesselman	Comedy Central
	How I Met Your Mother	"Gary Blauman"	Sue Federman	CBS
	Jimmy Kimmel Live!	"Behind the Scandelabra"	James Crowe, Jason Bielski, Brian Marsh, Kevin McCullough, Matt Williams	ABC
2015 (67th) ^[36]	The Big Bang Theory	"The Comic Book Store Regeneration"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	Hot in Cleveland	"I Hate Goodbyes"	Ronald A. Volk	TV Land
	Mike & Molly	"Fight to the Finish"	Stephen Prime	CBS
	2 Broke Girls	"And the Move-In Meltdown"	Darryl Bates, Ben Bosse	CBS
2016 (68th) ^[37]	The Big Bang Theory	"The Opening Night Excitation"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	Horace and Pete	"103"	Gina Sansom	LouisCK.net
	Last Man Standing	"The Road Less Driven"	Kris Trexler	ABC
	Mike & Molly	"I See Love"	Stephen Prime	CBS
	Mom	"Atticus Finch and the Downtrodden"	Ben Bosse, Joe Bella
	2 Broke Girls	"And the Sax Problems"	Darryl Bates
2017 (69th) ^[38]
	The Big Bang Theory	"The Holiday Summation"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	Last Man Standing	"Trick or Treat"	Kris Trexler	ABC
	Mom	"Bad Hand and British Royalty"	Joe Bella	CBS
	One Day at a Time	"A Snowman's Tale"	Pat Barnett	Netflix
	2 Broke Girls	"And the Planes, Fingers and Automobiles"	Chris Poulos	CBS
2018 (70th) ^[39]
	Will & Grace	"Grandpa Jack"	Peter Beyt	NBC
	The Big Bang Theory	"The Bow Tie Asymmetry"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	Mom	"Crazy Snakes and a Clog to the Head"	Joe Bella	CBS
	One Day at a Time	"Not Yet"	Pat Barnett	Netflix
	Roseanne	"Darlene v. David"	Brian Schnuckel	ABC
2019 (71st) ^[40]
	One Day at a Time	"The Funeral"	Pat Barnett	Netflix
	The Big Bang Theory	"The Stockholm Syndrome"	Peter Chakos	CBS
	The Conners	"Keep on Truckin'"	Brian Schnuckel	ABC
	Mom	"Big Floor Pillows and a Ball of Fire"	Joe Bella	CBS
	Will & Grace	"Family, Trip"	Peter Beyt	NBC

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
2020 (72nd) ^[41]
	One Day at a Time	"Boundaries"	Cheryl Campsmith	Pop TV
	The Conners	"Slappy Holidays"	Brian Schnuckel	ABC
	Will & Grace	"We Love Lucy"	Peter Beyt	NBC
	Will & Grace	"What a Dump"	Joseph Fulton	NBC
2021 (73rd) ^[42]
	The Conners	"Jeopardé, Sobrieté And Infidelité"	Brian Schnuckel	ABC
	Man with a Plan	"Driving Miss Katie"	Sue Federman	CBS
	Mom	"Scooby-Doo Checks and Salisbury Steak"	Joe Bella	CBS
2022 (74th) ^[43]
	How I Met Your Father	"Timing Is Everything"	Sue Federman	Hulu
	Call Me Kat	"Call Me by My Middle Name"	Pamela Marshall	Fox
2023 (75th) ^[44]
	Night Court	"Pilot"	Kirk Benson and Chris Poulos	NBC
	Call Me Kat	"Call Me Consciously Uncoupled"	Pamela Marshall	Fox
	How I Met Your Father	"Daddy"	Russell Griffin	Hulu
	The Upshaws	"Duct Up"	Russell Griffin and Angel Gamboa Bryant	Netflix
	The Upshaws	"Off Beat"	Angel Gamboa Bryant	Netflix