EMMYS

For playing: "Oscar Madison".

For playing: "Archie Bunker".

For playing: "Tom Corbett".

For playing: "Felix Unger".

For playing: "Donald Hollinger".

For playing: "Hays Stowe".

For playing: "Robert Ironside".

For playing: "Joe Mannix".

For playing: "Marcus Welby".

For playing: "Edith Bunker".

For playing: "Mary Richards".

For playing: "Ann Marie".

For playing: " Sarah Churchill".

For playing: "Victoria Cannon".

For playing: "Julie Barnes".

For Toulouse-Lautrec Is One of My Favorite Artists (1970)

For Support Your Local Mother (1970)

For Gloria Has a Belly Full (1971)

For Anatomy of a Symphony Orchestra (1970).

(Shown within Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)).

Shown within NBC World Premiere/Saturday Night at the Movies.

For episode "The Day the Lion Died".

For episode "Over Fifty? Steal!".

For episode "A Single Blow Of A Sword".

For episode with Orson Welles.

For episode "Andy Williams Christmas Show".

For episode on 17 September 1970 (with David Frost, James Brown and The Muppets).

For playing: "Lou Grant".

For playing: "Harrison Carter".

For playing: "Seymour Kaufman".

For playing: "Mr. Solomon". (Shown within Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)). Posthumously.

For playing: "Steven Kiley".

For playing: "Sen. Earl Gannon ".

For playing: "Rhoda Morgenstern".

For playing: "Alice Johnson".

For playing: "Endora".

For playing: "Gertrude".

For playing: "Peggy Maxwell".

For playing: "Peggy Fair".

For playing: "Consuelo Lopez".

For playing: "Victor Franz". (Shown within Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)). George C. Scott was not present at the awards ceremony. Fellow nominee Jack Cassidy, whom Scott directed in the TV movie The Andersonville Trial (1970), accepted the award on Scott's behalf.

For playing: "Hays Stowe". Shown within NBC World Premiere/Saturday Night at the Movies.

For playing: "Otis Baker".

For playing: "Jones".

For playing: "Paul Roudebush".

For playing: "Carrie Miller".

For playing: "Leslie Williams". For episode: "Ransom for a Dead Man".

For playing: "Mrs. Franz". (Shown within Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)).