This is a list of winners and nominees of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics, awarded to both the composer and lyricist.
Year | Program | Song | Composer / Lyricist | Network | 1970 [1] | Love, American Style | | {{plainlist|- Charles Fox & Arnold Margolin {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In {{small>1=("Carol Channing")}} | | Billy Barnes (music & lyrics) | NBC |
Spoon River | | - Charles Aidman & Naomi C. Hirshhorn {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
1971 [2] | The First Nine Months Are the Hardest | | Ray Charles {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
The Dean Martin Show | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
The Name of the Game | | - Billy Goldenberg & David Wilson {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} |
Pure Goldie | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
1972 [3] | The Funny Side | | Ray Charles (music & lyrics) | NBC |
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In {{small>1=("Liza Minnelli")}} | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
1973 [4] | Liza with a Z | | {{plainlist|- Fred Ebb & John Kander {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The Marcus-Nelson Murders {{small>1=(The CBS Thursday Night Movie)}} | | - Billy Goldenberg & Bobby Russell {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
1974 [5] | Ironside | "Light My Way" | {{plainlist|- David & Marty Paich {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman | "The Love That Lights Our Way" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
Kojak | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
1975 [6] | Queen of the Stardust Ballroom | | {{plainlist|- Alan & Marilyn Bergman & Billy Goldenberg {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Cher {{small>1=("Bette Midler, Flip Wilson & Elton John")}} | | - Billy Barnes & Earl Brown {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Chico and the Man | Theme | - Janna Merlyn & José Feliciano {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Police Woman | Theme | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
Shirley MacLaine: If They Could See Me Now | | - Cy Coleman & Bob Wells {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
|
1976 [7] | The Carol Burnett Show {{small|1=("The Pointer Sisters")}} | "Cinderella Gets It On" | {{plainlist|- Artie Malvin, Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Gypsy in My Soul | | - Cy Coleman & Fred Ebb (music & lyrics)
}} | CBS |
1977 [8] [9] | America Salutes Richard Rodgers: The Sound of His Music | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
An Evening with Diana Ross | | - Bill Dyer & Billy Goldenberg {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
How the West Was Won | Theme | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Minstrel Man | "Early in the Morning" | - Fred Karlin {{small|1=(music)}}
- Meg Karlin {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Police Woman {{small>1=("Killer Cowboys")}} | "Leave Me Tomorrow" | - Morton Stevens {{small|1=(music)}}
- Hermine Hilton {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
1978 [10] | The Carol Burnett Show {{small|1=("Steve Lawrence")}} | "Hi-Hat" | {{plainlist|- Stan Freeman & Arthur Malvin {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Sentry Collection Presents Ben Vereen: His Roots | "See You Tomorrow in Class" | {{plainlist|- Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Donny & Marie {{small>1=("Ray Bolger")}} | "Leading Lady" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Poldark (Masterpiece Theatre) | Theme | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | PBS |
Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women | "Until the Music Ends" | - Dick DeBenedictis {{small|1=(music)}}
- Bill Dyer {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
1979 | no award |
Year | Program | Song | Composer / Lyricist | Network | 1980 | no award |
1981 [11] | Linda in Wonderland | "This Is My Night" | {{plainlist|- Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
All Commercials... A Steve Martin Special | "Truman Capote Jeans" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
Perry Como's Christmas in the Holy Land | "The City of Tradition" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Homeward Bound | "Home" | - Fred Karlin {{small|1=(music)}}
- David Pomeranz {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Way They Were | "In the Beginning" | - Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Sheldon Harnick {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Syndicated |
1982 [12] | Shirley MacLaine... Illusions | "On the Outside Looking In" | {{plainlist|- Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Advice to the Lovelorn | "If This is Love" | - James Di Pasquale {{small|1=(music)}}
- Carol Connors {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The Gift of Life | "Just a Little More Love" | - Billy Goldenberg {{small|1=(music)}}
- Harry Shannon {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Greatest American Hero {{small>1=("Dreams")}} | "Dreams" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Night of 100 Stars | "What's Your Line?" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Walt Disney... One Man's Dream | "Marceline" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
1983 [13] | Two of a Kind (GE Theater) | "We'll Win This World" | {{plainlist|- James Di Pasquale {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dory Previn {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The 55th Annual Academy Awards | "And It All Comes Down to This" | - Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Bare Essence | "In Finding You, I Found Love" | - Carol Connors & Billy Goldenberg {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Cheers {{small>1=("Give Me a Ring Sometime")}} | "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" | - Judy Hart-Angelo & Gary Portnoy {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Happy Endings | Theme Song | - William Goldstein {{small|1=(music)}}
- Molly-Ann Leikin {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Quincy, M.E. {{small>1=("Quincy's Wedding, Part 2")}} | "Quincy's Wedding Song" | - Bruce Broughton {{small|1=(music)}}
- Mark Mueller {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Suzanne Somers... and 10,000 G.I.'s | "We're Not So Dumb" | - Earl Brown & Artie Butler {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
1984 [14] | Here's Television Entertainment | "Gone Too Soon" | {{plainlist|- Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Burnett align=center>"Discovers" Domingo | "No Time Now" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Fame {{small>1=("Break Dance")}} | "I Still Believe In Me" | - Gary Portnoy & Susan Sheridan {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Syndicated |
Fame {{small>1=("Catch a Falling Star")}} | "Whatever Happened to the Heroes?" | - Earl Brown {{small|1=(music)}}
- Brown & Jean-Pierre Philippe {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
Two Marriages | "Home Here" | - Bruce Broughton {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dory Previn {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
1985 [15] | Love Lives On | | {{plainlist|- James Di Pasquale {{small|1=(music)}}
- Douglas Brayfield {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration | | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Moonlighting {{small>1=("Pilot")}} | "Moonlighting" | - Lee Holdridge {{small|1=(music)}}
- Al Jarreau {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Motown Returns to the Apollo | | - Earl Brown {{small|1=(music)}}
- Brown & Debbie Allen {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
1986 [16] | Andy Williams and the NBC Kids Search for Santa | "My Christmas Wish" | {{plainlist|- Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
All-Star Party for "Dutch" Reagan | "America Is Changing Back to What She Used to Be" | - Earl Brown {{small|1=(music)}}
- Brown & Toby Martin {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
America Picks the #1 Song | "Take It to the People" | (music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Growing Pains | "As Long As We Got Each Other" | - Steve Dorff {{small|1=(music)}}
- John Bettis {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
The Third Annual NBC All-Star Hour | "One Big Happy Family" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The 12th People's Choice Awards | "The People's Choice" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
1987 [17] | Liberty Weekend: Opening Ceremonies | "Welcome to Liberty" | {{plainlist|- Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
The 59th Annual Academy Awards | "Sing Me the Song, the Song from the Movie" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Jack and Mike {{small>1=("Fire and Ice")}} | "This Love's for Real" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
Liberty Weekend: Closing Ceremonies | "Liberty! Remember, Rejoice, Renew" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
1988 [18] | Julie Andrews: The Sound of Christmas | "The Sound of Christmas" | {{plainlist|- Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Growing Pains {{small>1=("Aloha")}} | "Swept Away" | - Steve Dorff {{small|1=(music)}}
- John Bettis & Christopher Cross {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Happy Birthday, Bob: 50 Stars Salute Your 50 Years with NBC | "Comedy Ain't No Joke" | - Cy Coleman & James Lipton {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
NBC Investigates Bob Hope | "A Man Is Innocent/Until Proven Guilty" | - Bob Alberti {{small|1=(music)}}
- Martha Bolton & Gene Perret {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
1989 [19] | Beauty and the Beast | "The First Time I Loved Forever" | {{plainlist|- Lee Holdridge {{small|1=(music)}}
- Melanie {{small|1=(lyricist)}}
}} | CBS |
Dadah Is Death {{small>1=("Part 1")}} | "In The Light of Our Love" | - Fred Karlin {{small|1=(music)}}
- John Milligan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Roseanne {{small>1=("Radio Days")}} | "I'll Never Change My Mind" | - Dan Foliart & Howard Pearl {{small|1=(music)}}
- Foliart {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Sesame Street… 20 Years & Still Counting | "Look Through the Window" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
Shining Time Station {{small>1=("A Place Unlike Any Other")}} | "Start Where You Are" | - Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Ellen Fitzhugh {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | PBS |
Year | Program | Song | Composer / Lyricist | Network | 1990 [20] | From the Heart... The First International Very Special Arts Festival | | {{plainlist|- Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Perry Mason: The Case of the Silenced Singer | | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
Sammy Davis Jr.'s 60th Anniversary Celebration | "You Were There" | - Kohan & Michael Jackson {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Twin Peaks {{small>1=("Episode 5")}} | "Into the Night" | - Angelo Badalamenti {{small|1=(music)}}
- David Lynch {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
1991 [21] | Cop Rock {{small|1=("Pilot")}} | "He's Guilty!" | Randy Newman {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | ABC |
Cop Rock {{small>1=("Oil of Ol'Lay")}} | "Nowhere to Go, Nothin' to Do" | - Ron Boustead & Greg Edmonson {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Life Goes On {{small>1=("Corky's Travels")}} | "Bittersweet Waltz" | - Craig Safan {{small|1=(music)}}
- Mark Mueller {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
The Lost Capone | "I Didn't Hear You" | - Mark Snow {{small|1=(music)}}
- Glynn Snow {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | TNT |
Matlock {{small>1=("The Critic")}} | "Love and Justice" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
1992 [22] | Cast a Deadly Spell | "Why Do I Lie?" | {{plainlist|- Curt Sobel {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dennis Spiegel {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
The Carol Burnett Show {{small>1=("404")}} | "Rock Out of That Rockin' Chair" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
A Salute to America's Pets | "Love Without Strings" | - Carol Connors & Jimmie Haskell {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
The Walt Disney Company Presents the American Teacher Awards | "We Have Come to Learn" | - Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
1993 [23] | Liza Minnelli Live from Radio City Music Hall | "Sorry I Asked" | {{plainlist|- John Kander {{small|1=(music)}}
- Fred Ebb {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NPT |
Blind Spot | "Good Things Grow" | - Patrick Williams {{small|1=(music)}}
- Arthur Hamilton {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Bob Hope: The First 90 Years | "Where There's Life, There's Hope" | - Ray Charles {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The Heights | "How Do You Talk to an Angel" | - Barry Coffing & Steve Tyrell {{small|1=(music)}}
- Stephanie Tyrell {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
I'll Fly Away | "State Until You Come Home" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} --> | NBC |
1994 [24] | Trisha Yearwood: The Song Remembers When | "The Song Remembers When" | Hugh Prestwood {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | Disney |
Carol Burnett: The Special Years | "One Lucky Lady" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Corpse Had a Familiar Face | "Something Is Out There" | - Patrick Williams {{small|1=(music)}}
- Arthur Hamilton {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
Murder, She Wrote {{small>1=("A Death in Hong Kong")}} | "The Game's Not the Same" | - Bruce Babcock {{small|1=(music)}}
- Tom Sawyer {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("Homer and Apu")}} | "Who Needs the Kwik-E-Mart?" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Greg Daniels {{small|lyrics}}
}} | Fox |
The Tony Awards | "Celebrate Broadway" | - Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
1995 [25] | Barbra Streisand: The Concert | "Ordinary Miracles" | {{plainlist|- Marvin Hamlisch {{small|1=(music)}}
- Alan & Marilyn Bergman {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
Cagney & Lacey: Together Again | "All the Days aka Rooftop Source" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
Robbie Robertson: Going Home | "Pray" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | Disney |
A Season of Hope | "For a Love Like You" | - Ken Thorne {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dennis Spiegel {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("Homer the Great")}} | "We Do (The Stonecutters Song)" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- John Swartzwelder {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
1996 [26] | Bye Bye Birdie | "Let's Settle Down" | {{plainlist|- Charles Strouse {{small|1=(music)}}
- Lee Adams {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree | "The Perfect Tree" | - Michael & Patty Silversher {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
People: A Musical Celebration | "Children of the World" | - Nona Hendryx & Jason Miles {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("Who Shot Mr. Burns?, Part 2")}} | "Señor Burns" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
The Walt Disney Company and McDonald's Present the American Teacher Awards | "Come on In" | - Larry Grossman {{small|1=(music)}}
- Buz Kohan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
1997 [27] | The Simpsons {{small|1=("Bart After Dark")}} | "We Put the Spring in Springfield" | {{plainlist|- Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Ken Keeler {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh | "I Wanna Scare Myself" | - Michael & Patty Silversher {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Centennial Olympic Games: Opening Ceremonies | "The Power of the Dream" | - Babyface & David Foster {{small|1=(music)}}
- Linda Thompson {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
"Faster, Higher, Stronger" | - Mark Watters {{small|1=(music)}}
- Lorraine Feather {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
Mrs. Santa Claus | "Mrs. Santa Claus" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
1998 [28] | The Simpsons {{small|1=("The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson")}} | "You're Checkin' In (A Musical Tribute to the Betty Ford Center)" | {{plainlist|- Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Ken Keeler {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
The Closer | "You Don't Know Jack" | - Ed Alton {{small|1=(music)}}
- Ron Burch & David Kidd {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Mr. Show with Bob and David | "How High the Mountain" | - David Cross, Eban Schletter & Dino Stamatopoulos {{small|1=(music)}}
- Cross, Bill, Bob Odenkirk & Stamatopoulos {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
Warrior Princess | "Hearts Are Hurting" | - Joseph LoDuca {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dennis Spiegel {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Syndicated |
"The Love of Your Love" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} |
1999 [29] | AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies: America's Greatest Movies | "A Ticket to Dream" | {{plainlist|- Marvin Hamlisch {{small|1=(music)}}
- Alan & Marilyn Bergman {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Home Improvement {{small>1=("The Long and Winding Road")}} | "We've Got It All" | Dan Foliart (music & lyrics) | ABC |
Penn & Teller's Sin City Spectacular {{small>1=("Episode 118")}} | "Freedom Dot Com" | - Gary Stockdale {{small|1=(music)}}
- Colman deKay, Penn & Teller {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | FX |
A Valentine for You | "Places in the Heart" | - Michael & Patty Silversher {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
You Lucky Dog | "Togetherness" | - David Michael Frank {{small|(music)}}
- Todd Smallwood {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
Year | Program | Song | Composer / Lyricist | Network | 2000 [30] | Nickellennium | "Up to You" | John Kimbrough {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | Nickelodeon |
The 14th Annual American Comedy Awards | "My Bill Gates" | - Glen Roven & Bruce Vilanch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
AFI's 100 Years...100 Stars | "Without You" | - Carole Bayer Sager {{small|1=(music)}}
- Marvin Hamlisch {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Family Guy {{small>1=("Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater")}} | "We Only Live to Kiss Your Ass" | - Ron Jones {{small|1=(music)}}
- Chris Sheridan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Freedom Song | "Song of Freedom" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | TNT |
2001 [31] | Yesterday's Children | "A Dream That Only I Can Know" | Patrick Williams {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Barbra Streisand | "On the Way to Becoming Me" | - Marvin Hamlisch {{small|1=(music)}}
- Alan & Marilyn Bergman {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Dancing in September | "Welcome Back (All My Soulmates)" | - Mark Sparks {{small|1=(music)}}
- Sy Smith {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
Gary & Mike | "Mole Folks Song" | - Greg O'Connor {{small|1=(music)}}
- Fax Bahr, Howard Gewirtz & Cousin Smal {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | UPN |
Robert Klein: Child in His 50's | "Colonoscopy" | - Robert Klein & Bob Stein {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
2002 [32] | Family Guy {{small|1=("Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows")}} | "You've Got a Lot to See" | {{plainlist |- Walter Murphy {{small|1=(music)}}
- Seth MacFarlane {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
The Carol Burnett Show: Show Stoppers | "A Mackie Rag" | Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
The Fairly OddParents {{small>1=("Christmas Every Day")}} | "I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas" | - Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel & Guy Moon {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Nickelodeon |
Judging Amy {{small>1=("Beating the Bounds")}} | "The Best Kind of Answer" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | CBS |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("The Old Man and the Key")}} | "Ode to Branson" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Jon Vitti {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
2003 [33] | The Concert for World Children's Day | "Aren't They All Our Children" | {{plainlist|- David Foster {{small|1=(music)}}
- Linda Thompson {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
The Fairly OddParents {{small|1=("Love Struck!")}} | "It's Great to Be a Guy" | - Guy Moon {{small|1=(music)}}
- Butch Hartman & Steve Marmel {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Nickelodeon |
"What Girls Love" | - Moon {{small|1=(music)}}
- Scott Fellows, Hartman & Marmel {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie | "Everyone Matters" | - Desmond Child & Davitt Sigerson {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("Dude, Where's My Ranch?")}} | "Everybody Hates Ned Flanders" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Ken Keeler & Ian Maxtone-Graham {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
2004 [34] | Until the Violence Stops | "Because You Are Beautiful" | {{plainlist|- Toni Childs, Eddy Free & David Ricketts {{small|1=(music)}}
- Childs {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Lifetime |
The Fairly OddParents {{small>1=("Abra-Catastrophe")}} | "Wish Come True!" | - Guy Moon {{small|1=(music)}}
- Butch Hartman & Steve Marmel {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Nickelodeon |
Futurama {{small>1=("The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings")}} | "I Want My Hands Back" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | Fox |
Sesame Street Presents: The Street We Live On | "The Street I Live On" | - Mike Renzi {{small|1=(music)}}
- Lou Berger {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | PBS |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("The President Wore Pearls")}} | "Vote for a Winner" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dana Gould {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
2005 [35] | Reefer Madness | "Mary Jane/Mary Lane" | {{plainlist|- Dan Studney {{small|1=(music)}}
- Kevin Murphy {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Showtime |
Malcolm in the Middle {{small>1=("Dewey's Opera")}} | "The Marriage Bed" | - Charles Sydnor {{small|1=(music)}}
- Eric Kaplan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
The Muppets' Wizard of Oz | "I'm with You" | - Adam Cohen, Debra Frank, Michael Giacchino, Steve Hayes & Jeannie Lurie {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
The Simpsons {{small>1=("A Star Is Torn")}} | "Always My Dad" | - Alf Clausen {{small|1=(music)}}
- Carolyn Omine {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Terror at Home: Domestic Violence in America | "The Tears of the Angels" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | Lifetime |
2006 [36] | MADtv {{small|1=("Episode 1111")}} | "A Wonderfully Normal Day" | {{plainlist|- Greg O'Connor {{small|1=(composer)}}
- Jim Wise {{small|1=(lyricist)}}
}} | Fox |
Gideon's Daughter | "Natasha's Song" | - Adrian Johnston {{small|1=(music)}}
- Stephen Poliakoff {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | BBC America |
High School Musical | "Breaking Free" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | Disney |
"Get'cha Head in the Game" | - Greg, Ray Cham & Drew Seeley {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} |
Once Upon a Mattress | "That Baby of Mine" | - Ken & Mitzie Welch {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
2007 [37] | Saturday Night Live {{small|1=("Host: Justin Timberlake")}} | "Dick in a Box" | {{plainlist|- Katreese Barnes, Asa Taccone & Justin Timberlake {{small|1=(music)}}
- The Lonely Island & Timberlake {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Family Guy {{small>1=("Peter's Two Dads")}} | "My Drunken Irish Dad" | - Walter Murphy {{small|1=(music)}}
- Danny Smith {{small|1=(lyric)}}
}} | Fox |
MADtv {{small>1=("Episode 1209")}} | "Merry Ex-Mas" | - Greg O'Connor & Jim Wise {{small|1=(music)}}
- Bruce McCoy & Wise {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
Scrubs {{small|1=("My Musical")}} | "Everything Comes Down to Poo" | - Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx {{small|1=(music)}}
- Debra Fordham, Lopez & Marx {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
"Guy Love" | Paul F. Perry {{small|1=(music)}} Fordham & Perry {{small|1=(lyrics)}} |
2008 [38] | Jimmy Kimmel Live! {{small|1=("The 5th Year Anniversary Show")}} | "I'm Fucking Matt Damon" | {{plainlist|- Tony Barbieri, Sal Iacono, Wayne McClammy, Sarah Silverman & Dan Warner {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Flight of the Conchords {{small>1=("Bret Gives Up the Dream")}} | "Inner City Pressure" | - Flight of the Conchords {{small|1=(music)}}
- James Bobin & Flight of the Conchords {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
Flight of the Conchords {{small>1=("Sally")}} | "The Most Beautiful Girl (In the Room)" | - Flight of the Conchords {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} |
MADtv {{small>1=("Episode 1305")}} | "Sad Fitty Cent" | - Greg O'Connor, Jordan Peele & Jim Wise {{small|1=(music)}}
- Peele {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Phineas and Ferb {{small>1=("Dude, We're Gettin' the Band Back Together!")}} | "I Ain't Got Rhythm" | - Danny Jacob {{small|1=(music)}}
- Robert F. Hughes, Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, Martin Olson & Dan Povenmire {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
2009 [39] | The 81st Annual Academy Awards | "Hugh Jackman Opening Number" | {{plainlist|- John Kimbrough, William Ross & Rob Schrab {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dan Harmon & Ben Schwartz {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
The Greatest Gift of All! | "Much Worse Things" | - Adam Schlesinger {{small|1=(music)}}
- David Javerbaum {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Comedy Central |
The 2008 ESPYS Awards | "I Love Sports" | - Katreese Barnes {{small|1=(music)}}
- Alex Baze, Dave Drabik, Jonathan Drubner, Rachel Hamilton, Steve Higgins, Kevin Miller, Justin Timberlake {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ESPN |
Flight of the Conchords {{small>1=("Unnatural Love")}} | "Carol Brown" | - James Bobin & Flight of the Conchords {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
Letters to Santa | "I Wish I Could Be Santa Claus" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Justin Timberlake")}} | "Motherlover" | - Drew Campbell & Asa Taccone {{small|1=(music)}}
- The Lonely Island & Timberlake {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Year | Program | Song | Composer / Lyricist | Network | 2010 [40] | Monk {{small|1=("Mr. Monk and the End, Part 2")}} | "When I'm Gone" | Randy Newman {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}} | USA |
Family Guy {{small>1=("Extra Large Medium")}} | "Down's Syndrome Girl" | - Seth MacFarlane & Walter Murphy {{small|1=(music)}}
- MacFarlane {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
How I Met Your Mother {{small>1=("Girls Versus Suits")}} | "Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit" | - Carter Bays & Craig Thomas {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
Rescue Me {{small>1=("Disease")}} | "How Lovely to Be a Vegetable" | - Brad Hatfield & Peter Tolan {{small|1=(music)}}
- Tolan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | FX |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Blake Lively")}} | "Shy Ronnie" | - Rick tha Rular {{small|1=(music)}}
- The Lonely Island {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Treme {{small>1=("I'll Fly Away")}} | "This City" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | HBO |
2011 [41] | Saturday Night Live {{small|1=("Host: Justin Timberlake")}} | "Justin Timberlake Monologue" | {{plainlist|- Katreese Barnes {{small|1=(music)}}
- Seth Meyers, John Mulaney & Justin Timberlake {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Family Guy {{small>1=("Road to the North Pole")}} | "Christmastime Is Killing Us" | - Ron Jones & Seth MacFarlane {{small|1=(music)}}
- MacFarlane & Danny Smith {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Robert Klein: Unfair & Unbalanced | "An American Prayer – Hymn II?" | - Robert Klein & Bob Stein {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | HBO |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Jeff Bridges")}} | "I Just Had Sex" | - Jerrod Bettis & DJ Frank E {{small|1=(music)}}
- The Lonely Island {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Tina Fey")}} | "Jack Sparrow" | - Mike Woods {{small|1=(music)}}
- The Lonely Island {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Justin Timberlake")}} | "3-Way (The Golden Rule)" | - The Lonely Island & Timberlake {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} |
2012 [42] | The 65th Annual Tony Awards | "It's Not Just for Gays Anymore" | {{plainlist|- Adam Schlesinger {{small|1=(music)}}
- David Javerbaum {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
The Heart of Christmas | "The Heart of Christmas" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | GMC |
Raising Hope {{small>1=("Prodigy")}} | "Welcome Back to Hope" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | Fox |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Jason Segel")}} | "I Can't Believe I'm Hosting" | - Eli Brueggemann {{small|1=(music)}}
- Seth Meyers & John Mulaney {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Smash {{small>1=("Pilot")}} | "Let Me Be Your Star" | - Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
2013 [43] | The 66th Annual Tony Awards | "If I Had Time" | {{plainlist|- Adam Schlesinger {{small|1=(music)}}
- David Javerbaum {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
30 Rock {{small>1=("Hogcock!"/"Last Lunch")}} | "Rural Juror" | - Jeff Richmond {{small|1=(music)}}
- Tina Fey, Richmond & Tracey Wigfield {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Nashville {{small>1=("I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive")}} | "Nothing in This World Will Ever Break My Heart Again" | - Sarah Jane Buxton & Kate York {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
The Neighbors {{small>1=("Sing Like a Larry Bird")}} | "More or Less the Kind of Thing You May or May Not Possibly See on Broadway" | - Alan Menken {{small|1=(music)}}
- Glenn Slater {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} |
Smash {{small>1=("The Bells and Whistles")}} | "I Heard Your Voice In a Dream" | 1=(music & lyrics)}} | NBC |
Smash {{small>1=("The Parents")}} | "Hang the Moon" | - Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} |
2014 [44] | The 67th Annual Tony Awards | "Bigger!" | {{plainlist|- Tom Kitt {{small|1=(music)}}
- Lin-Manuel Miranda {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | CBS |
A Christmas Carol – The Concert | "No Trouble" | - Bob Christenson {{small|1=(music)}}
- Alisa Hauser {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | PBS |
Key & Peele {{small>1=("Substitute Teacher #3")}} | "Les Mis" | - Joshua Funk {{small|1=(music)}}
- Rebecca Drysdale {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Comedy Central |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Jimmy Fallon")}} | "Home for the Holiday (Twin Bed)" | - Eli Bruggemann {{small|1=(music)}}
- Aidy Bryant, Chris Kelly, Kate McKinnon & Sarah Schneider {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Sofia the First: The Floating Palace | "Merroway Cove" | - John William Kavanaugh {{small|1=(music)}}
- Craig Gerber {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
Sons of Anarchy {{small>1=("A Mother's Work")}} | "Day Is Gone" | - Noah Gundersen, Kurt Sutter & Bob Thiele {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | FX |
2015 [45] | Inside Amy Schumer {{small|1=("Cool with It")}} | "Girl You Don't Need Make Up" | {{plainlist|- Kyle Dunnigan & Jim Roach {{small|1=(music)}}
- Dunnigan {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Comedy Central |
The Comedians {{small>1=("Celebrity Guest")}} | "Kiss an Old Man" | - Robert Lopez {{small|1=(music)}}
- Kristen Anderson-Lopez {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | FX |
Glee {{small>1=("Dreams Come True")}} | "This Time" | - Darren Criss {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
How Murray Saved Christmas | "You Gotta Believe" | - Walter Murphy {{small|1=(music)}}
- Mike Reiss {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
The Oscars | "Moving Pictures" | - Anderson-Lopez & Lopez {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Sons of Anarchy {{small>1=("Papa's Goods")}} | "Come Join the Murder" | - Bob Thiele, Kurt Sutter & The White Buffalo {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | FX |
2016 [46] |
The Hunting Ground | "Til It Happens to You" | - Diane Warren {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CNN |
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend {{small>1=("I'm Going on a Date with Josh's Friend!")}} | "Settle for Me" | - Adam Schlesinger {{small|1=(music)}}
- Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen & Schlesinger {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | The CW |
Empire {{small>1=("A Rose by Any Other Name")}} | "Good People" | - Jim Beanz {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
Galavant {{small>1=("A New Season aka Suck It Cancellation Bear")}} | "A New Season" | - Alan Menken {{small|1=(music)}}
- Glenn Slater {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Garfunkel and Oates: Trying to Be Special | "Frozen Lullaby" | - Garfunkel & Oates {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Vimeo |
2017 [47] |
13th | "Letter to the Free" | - Common, Robert Glasper & Karriem Riggins {{small|1=(music)}}
- Common {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Netflix |
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend {{small>1=("When Will Josh And His Friend Leave Me Alone?")}} | "We Tapped That Ass" | - Adam Schlesinger {{small|1=(music)}}
- Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen & Schlesinger {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | The CW |
Duck the Halls: A Mickey Mouse Christmas Special | "Jing-A-Ling-A-Ling" | - Christopher Willis {{small|1=(music)}}
- Darrick Bachman, Paul Rudish, Willis {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Disney |
Jimmy Kimmel Live! {{small>1=("Jessica Chastain/Willie Nelson/Hunter Hayes")}} | "The Ballad of Claus Jorstad (Devil Stool)" | - Gary Greenberg & Jonathan Kimmel {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | ABC |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Casey Affleck")}} | "Last Christmas" | - Eli Brueggemann {{small|1=(music)}}
- Chance the Rapper, Will Stephen & Kenan Thompson {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt {{small>1=("Kimmy’s Roommate Lemonades!")}} | "Hell No" | - Jeff Richmond {{small|1=(music)}}
- Tina Fey & Sam Means {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | Netflix |
2018 [48] |
Saturday Night Live {{small>1=("Host: Chance the Rapper")}} | "Come Back Barack" | - Eli Brueggemann {{small|1=(music)}}
- Chris Redd, Will Stephen & Kenan Thompson {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
}} | NBC |
Big Mouth {{small>1=("Am I Gay?")}} | "Totally Gay" | - Mark Rivers {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Netflix |
A Christmas Story Live! | "In the Market for a Miracle" | - Benj Pasek & Justin Paul {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Fox |
The Good Fight {{small>1=("Day 450")}} | "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" | - Jonathan Coulton {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | CBS All Access |
If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast | "Just Getting Started" | - Alan & Marilyn Bergman {{small|1=(lyrics)}}
- Dave Grusin {{small|1=(music)}}
}} | HBO |
Steve Martin & Martin Short: An Evening You Will Forget for the Rest of Your Life | "The Buddy Song" | - Steve Martin {{small|1=(music & lyrics)}}
}} | Netflix |
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