Maintained by Bruce Gomes                 Updated
Originally by Tammy Hocking            April  2014!

Over the years, The Simpsons has had hundreds of awards bestowed upon it.

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Award 		    	Wins          Nominations*    Notes
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American Comedy	      	 1		  1
Annie		     	31		 54
ASCAP		      	 8		  8
BAFTA		      	 0		  1
Blimp		      	 2		 16
BMI Film & TV	      	 3		  3
British Comedy	      	 3		  5
Comedy Awards            0		  3
DVD Exclusive	      	 0		  4
E Pluribus Unum	      	 1		  1
EMA		      	 6		 12
Emmy		     	28		 76
Genesis		      	 7		  7
GLAAD		      	 1		  1
Golden Eagle	      	 1		  1
Golden Globe	      	 0		  1
Golden Reel	      	 1		  5
Humanitas       	 0		  2
Image		      	 1		  3
Logie		      	 0		  1
Monitor		      	 1		  1
National Music	      	 1		  1
National Television   	 0		  2
Kids Choice (Au)      	 4		  5
Ottawa Ani. Fest.     	 1		  1
Peabody		      	 1		  1
People's Choice	      	 5		  7
Prism		      	 2		  6     (and 4 commendations)
Satellite	      	 1		  3
Saturn		      	 1		  8
Teen Choice	      	 3		 12
TCA		      	 2		  2
TP de Oro	      	 7		 10
WAC		      	 3		  3
WGA		      	10		 40
Young Artist	      	 1		  3
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TOTAL		       130		286
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Formal Television Awards By Year

1990 - 1991 - 1992 - 1993 - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1997 - 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001
2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010 - 2011 - 2012 - 2013

Awards for 1990
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Richard Sakai (co-producer) Al Jean (co-producer) Mike Reiss (co-producer) Larina Adamson (co-producer) Margot Pipkin (animation producer) Gabor Csupo (supervising animation director) David Silverman (director) John Swartzwelder (writer)
	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Richard Sakai (co-producer) Al Jean (co-producer) Mike Reiss (co-producer) Larina Jean Adamson, (co-producer) Margot Pipkin (animation producer) Gabor Csupo (supervising animation director) David Silverman (director) Mimi Pond (writer) For The Simpsons Christmas Special - Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire
	Outstanding Achievement in Main Title Theme Music	Nominated	Danny Elfman
	Outstanding Editing for a Miniseries or a Special	Nominated	Ric Eisman (editor) Brian K. Roberts (editor) For The Simpsons Christmas Special - Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire
	Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special	Nominated	Brad Brock (production mixer) Gary Montgomery (re-recording mixer) Jim Fitzpatrick (re-recording mixer) For Call Of The Simpsons
TCA Award (Television Critics Association, USA)	Outstanding Achievement in Comedy	Won	The Simpsons
Awards for 1991
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite TV Show	Won	The Simpsons
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Won	For Two Cars In Every Garage and Three Eyes On Every Fish
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Al Jean (supervising producer) Mike Reiss (supervising producer) Jay Kogen (producer) Wallace Wolodarsky (producer) Richard Sakai (producer) Larina Adamson (producer) George Meyer (co-producer) Gabor Csupo (animation executive producer) Sherry Gunther (animation producer) Steve Pepoon (writer) Rich Moore (director)
	Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special	Nominated	Brad Brock (production mixer) Gary Montgomery (re-recording mixer) Jim Fitzpatrick (re-recording mixer) Brad Sherman (re-recording mixer) For Homer vs Lisa and the 8th Commandment
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite New TV Comedy Series	Won	The Simpsons
Awards for 1992
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Nominated	For Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Nancy Cartwright For playing Bart Simpson in Separate Vocations
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Dan Castellaneta For playing Homer Simpson (and others) in Lisa's Pony
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Julie Kavner For playing Marge, Patty, Selma & Marge's Mother in I Married Marge
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Jackie Mason For playing Rabbi Krustofsky in Like Father, Like Clown
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Yeardley Smith For playing Lisa Simpson in Lisa the Greek
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Marcia Wallace For playing Mrs. Krabappel in Bart The Lover
	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Gabor Csupo (executive animation producer) Mike Reiss (co-executive producer) Al Jean (co-executive producer) Jay Kogen (supervising producer) Wallace Wolodarsky (supervising producer) George Meyer (producer) Richard Sakai (producer) David Silverman (producer) Sherry Gunther (animation producer) John Swartzwelder (co-producer) Carlos Baeza (director) Jon Vitti (writer) For Radio Bart
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Treehouse of Horror II
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special	Nominated	Brad Brock (production mixer) Anthony D'Amico (re-recording mixer) Peter Cole (re-recording mixer) Gary Gegan (re-recording mixer) For Treehouse of Horror II
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Series Among Young People	Nominted	The Simpsons
Awards for 1993
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Dan Castellaneta For playing Homer Simpson in Mr. Plow
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Treehouse of Horror III
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special	Nominated	Brad Brock (production mixer) R. Russell Smith (re-recording mixer) Greg Orloff (re-recording mixer) Anthony D'Amico (re-recording mixer) For Treehouse of Horror III
Genesis Award (USA)	Best Television Comedy Series	Won	The Simpsons
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Television Series	Won	The Simpsons
Awards for 1994
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
	Best Individual Achievement for Creative Supervision in the Field of Animation	Nominated	David Silverman (producer)
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Won	For Bart Gets An Elephant
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Cape Feare
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) Greg Daniels (lyricist) For the song Who Needs The Kwik-E-Mart? in Homer and Apu
Genesis Award (USA)	Best Television Prime Time Animated Series	Won	For Whacking Day
Reuben Award (National Cartoonists Society)	Animation	Won	David Silverman For The Simpsons
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Television Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
Awards for 1995
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
	Voice Acting in the Field of Animation	Won	Nancy Cartwright As the voice of Bart Simpson
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top TV Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	David Mirkin (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Jace Richdale George Meyer J. Michael Mendel Greg Daniels (producer/writer) Bill Oakley David Sachs Josh Weinstein Jonathan Collier Richard Raynis Richard Sakai Mike Scully David Silverman Al Jean (consulting producer) Mike Reiss (consulting producer) Phil Roman (animation executive producer) Bill Schultz (animation producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Jim Reardon (director)
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Treehouse of Horror V
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) John Swartzwelder (lyricist) For the song We Do (The Stonecutters Song) in Homer The Great
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special	Nominated	Ronny Cox (production sound mixer) Greg Orloff (sound effects mixer) R. Russell Smith (dialogue mixer) Anthony D'Amico (music mixer) For Bart vs Australia
Genesis Award (USA)	Best Television Comedy Series	Won	For Bart Gets an Elephant
Monitor Award (USA)	Best Effects, Special Visual Effects	Won	Simon Haslett
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Television Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
Wizard Fan Awards (USA)	Favorite Animated TV Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
Awards for 1996
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top TV Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated	The Simpsons
BMI Film & TV Awards (USA)	TV Music	Won	Danny Elfman
Don Thompson Awards (Compuserve Comics and Animation Forum's Awards)	Best Short-Form TV Animation	Won	The Simpsons
E Pluribus Unum Award (American Cinema Foundation, USA)	Television Series - Comedy	Won	The Simpsons
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Won	For Lisa The Vegetarian
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	Bill Oakley (executive producer) Josh Weinstein (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Greg Daniels (co-executive producer) George Meyer (co-executive producer) Mike Scully (supervising producer) Steve Tompkins (supervising producer) David Cohen (co-producer/writer) Brent Forrester (co-producer) Jonathan Collier Ken Keeler J. Michael Mendel Richard Raynis David Silverman Richard Sakai Al Jean (consulting producer) Mike Reiss (consulting producer) David Mirkin (consulting producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (consulting producer) Phil Roman (animation executive producer) Bill Schultz (animation producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Steve Tompkins (writer) John Swartzwelder (writer) Bob Anderson (director)
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) Bill Oakley (lyricist) Josh Weinstein (lyricist) For the song Señor Burns in Who Shot Mr. Burns?
Genesis Award (USA)	Television Comedy Series, Ongoing Commitment	Won	For Lisa the Vegetarian
Ottawa International Animation Festival (Canada)	Best Television Production	Won	Tim Johnson For Treehouse of Horror VI for segment Homer3
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Television Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
Awards for 1997
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
	Best Individual Achievement: Directing in a TV Production	Won	Mikel B. Anderson For Homer's Phobia
	Best Individual Achievement: Music in a TV Production	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
	Best Individual Achievement: Producing in a TV Production	Won	Al Jean Mike Reiss For The Springfield Files
	Best Individual Achievement: Voice Acting by a Female Performer in a TV Production	Nominated	Maggie Roswell For playing "Sharry Bobbins" in Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiali(annoyed grunt)cious
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated	The Simpsons
Don Thompson Awards (Compuserve Comics and Animation Forum's Awards)	Best Short-Form TV Animation	Won	The Simpsons
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	Bill Oakley (executive producer) Josh Weinstein (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Mike Scully (executive producer) George Meyer (executive producer) Steve Tompkins (executive producer) Phil Roman (animation executive producer) Jonathan Collier (producer) Ken Keeler (producer) David Cohen (producer) Richard Appel (producer) J. Michael Mendel (producer) Richard Raynis (producer) David Silverman (producer) Richard Sakai (producer) Denise Sirkot (producer) Colin A.B.V. Lewis (producer) David Mirkin (producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (producer) Dan McGrath (producer) Bill Schultz (animation producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Bob Anderson (director) Ron Hauge (writer) For Homer's Phobia
	Outstanding Music and Lyrics	Won	Alf Clausen (composer) Ken Keeler (lyrics) For the song We Put The Spring In Springfield in Bart After Dark
	Outstanding Music Direction	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiali(annoyed grunt)cious
	Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special	Nominated	Ronny Cox (production mixer) R. Russell Smith (re-recording mixer) Greg Orloff (re-recording mixer) For Brother From Another Series
Peabody Award (USA)	For providing exceptional animation and stinging social satire, both commodities which are in extremely short supply in television today.	Won	The Simpsons
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Network Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
WAC Winner (World Animation Celebration, USA)	Best Animation Produced for a Television Special	Won	For Treehouse of Horror VI
Awards for 1998
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Primetime or Late Night Television Program	Won	The Simpsons
	Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Television Production	Won	Jim Reardon For Trash of the Titans
	Outstanding Individual Achievement for Music in an Animated Television Production	Won	Alf Clausen (composer) Ken Keeler (lyrics) For the song You're Checkin' In (A Musical Tribute to the Betty Ford Center) in The City of New York vs Homer Simpson
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated	The Simpsons
BMI Film & TV Awards (USA)	TV Music	Won	Danny Elfman
Don Thompson Awards (Compuserve Comics and Animation Forum's Awards)	Favorite Animated TV Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	Mike Scully (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) George Meyer (co-executive producer) David Cohen (co-executive producer) Richard Appel (co-executive producer) Dan Greaney Ron Hauge Donick Cary Colin A.B.V. Lewis Bonita Pietila Mike Mendel Richard Raynis Richard Sakai Denise Sirkot Ian Maxtone-Graham (consulting producer/writer) David Mirkin (consulting producer) Jace Richdale (consulting producer) Bill Oakley (consulting producer) Josh Weinstein (consulting producer) Phil Roman (animation executive producer) Lolee Aries (animation producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Brian Scully (co-producer) Julie Thacker (co-producer) Jim Reardon (director) For Trash of the Titans
	Outstanding Music and Lyrics	Won	Alf Clausen (composer) Ken Keeler (lyrics) For the song You're Checkin' In (A Musical Tribute to the Betty Ford Center) in The City of New York vs Homer Simpson
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Hank Azaria For playing Apu
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Treehouse of Horror VIII
	Outstanding Music Direction	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For All Singing, All Dancing
GLAAD Media Award (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, USA)	Outstanding TV - Individual Episode	Won	For Homer's Phobia
Golden Reel Award (Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA)	Best Sound Editing in Television - Animated Specials	Won	Robert Mackston (supervisng sound editor) Travis Powers (supervisng sound editor/foley editor and mixer) Norm MacLeod (sound effects editor) Terry W. Greene (sound effects editor) For Treehouse of Horror VIII (Tied with "The New Batman/Superman Adventures")
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Network Series	Nominated
WAC Winner (World Animation Celebration, USA)	Best Animation Produced for Primetime	Won	Bill Dailey Josh Weinstein For 22 Short Films About Springfield
Best Director for Primetime Series		Won	Mikel B. Anderson For Homer's Phobia
Awards for 1999
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Program	Won
	Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production	Won	Tim Long Larry Doyle Matt Selman For Simpsons Bible Stories
BAFTA TV Award (British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards, UK)	Best International Programme or Series	Nominated	Matt Groening
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Won	For Bart the Mother
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	Mike Scully (executive producer) David Cohen (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) George Meyer (co-executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer) Al Jean (co-executive producer) Dan Greaney (supervising producer) Ron Hauge (supervising producer) Donick Cary (supervising producer) Brian Scully Julie Thacker Larina Adamson Colin A.B.V. Lewis J. Michael Mendel Bonita Pietila Richard Raynis Richard Sakai Denise Sirkot Carolyn Omine Tom Martin Larry Doyle (co-producer) Matt Selman (co-producer) Jace Richdale (consulting producer) Frank Mula (consulting producer) Tom Gammill (consulting producer) Max Pross (consulting producer) David Mirkin (consulting producer) David M. Stern (consulting producer/writer) Lolee Aries (animation executive producer) David Pritchard (animation executive producer) Phil Roman (animation executive producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Joel Kuwahara (animation co-producer) Neil Affleck (director) For Viva Ned Flanders
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Treehouse of Horror IX
Golden Reel Award (Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA)	Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music	Nominated
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Genre Network Series	Nominated
Awards for 2000
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
In addition to the awards listed below, The Simpsons also received the honour of getting their own star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame at 7021 Hollywood Boulevard on 14th January, 2000.
Annie Award (USA)	Outstanding Achievement in a Primetime or Late Night Animated Television Program	Won
	Outstanding Individual Achievement for Music in an Animated Television Production	Won	Alf Clausen (composer) For Behind the Laughter
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
British Comedy Award (UK)	Best International Comedy TV Show	Won
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	Matt Groening (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) George Meyer (executive producer/writer) Mike Scully (executive producer/writer) Dan Greaney (co-executive producer) Frank Mula (co-executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer) Rob LaZebnik (co-executive producer) Ron Hauge (co-executive producer) Julie Thacker (supervising producer) Larina Adamson (supervising producer) Bonita Pietila Carolyn Omine Denise Sirkot Don Payne Richard Raynis Richard Sakai Tom Martin John Frink Larry Doyle Matt Selman (producer/writer) David Pritchard (animation executive producer) Lolee Aries (animation executive producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Tim Long (writer) Jim Reardon (supervising director) Mark Kirkland (director) For Behind the Laughter
Golden Eagle Award (CINE Competition, USA)	Animation	Won	For Treehouse of Horror X
Golden Reel Award (Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA)	Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music	Nominated	Bob Beecher (music editor) For Treehouse of Horror X
	Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music	Nominated	Chris Ledesma (music editor) For Wild Barts Can't Be Broken
Teen Choice Award (USA)	Choice TV Show - Comedy	Nominated
Awards for 2001
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
American Comedy Award (USA)	Funniest Television Series - Animated	Won
Annie Award (USA)	Outstanding Achievement in a Primetime or Late Night Animated Television Production	Won
	Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production	Nominated	Al Jean (producer) For HOMR
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top TV Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Ongoing Commitment Award	Won	Matt Groening & Yeardley Smith on behalf of Lisa Simpson
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Mike Scully (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer/writer) George Meyer (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer) Ron Hauge (co-executive producer) Dan Greaney (co-executive producer) Frank Mula (co-executive producer) Rob LaZebnik (co-executive producer) Julie Thacker (supervising producer) Larina Adamson (supervising producer) Larry Doyle (producer) Tom Martin (producer) Carolyn Omine (producer) John Frink (producer) Don Payne (producer) Matt Selman (producer) Tim Long (producer) Mike Reiss (producer) Tom Gammill (producer) Max Pross (producer) David Mirkin (producer) Richard Raynis (producer) Bonita Pietila (producer) Denise Sirkot (producer) Richard Sakai (producer) Jim Reardon (supervising director) Mikel B. Anderson (director) John Hyde (animation executive producer) Jon F. Vein (animation executive producer) John Bush (animation executive producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) For HOMR
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Hank Azaria For playing various characters in Worst Episode Ever
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) For Simpson Safari
Golden Reel Award (Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA)	Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music	Nominated	Bob Beecher (music editor) For Last Tap Dance In Springfield
Golden Satellite Award The International Press Academy Golden Satellite Awards (USA)	Best Television Series, Comedy or Musical	Nominated
Prism Award	Commendation		For Days of Wine and D'oh'ses
Teen Choice Award (USA)	Choice TV Show - Comedy	Nominated
Awards for 2002
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
AFI Award (American Film Institute, USA)	TV Programs of the Year	Won
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Program	Won
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top TV Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Won
British Comedy Award (UK)	Best International Comedy TV Show	Nominated
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Nominated	For Brawl in the Family
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	Al Jean (executive producer) James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Sam Simon (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer) Matt Selman (co-executive producer) Josh Lieb (co-executive producer) Larina Adamson (supervising producer) Carolyn Omine (supervising producer) Tim Long (supervising producer) John Frink (supervising producer) Don Payne (supervising producer) Dana Gould (supervising producer) Kevin Curran (supervising producer) Brian Kelley (supervising producer) George Meyer (producer) Dan Greaney (producer) Ron Hauge (producer) Tom Gammill (producer) Max Pross (producer) David Mirkin (producer) Mike Reiss (producer) Jon Vitti (producer) Richard Raynis (producer) Bonita Pietila (producer) David Silverman (producer) Denise Sirkot (producer) Richard Sakai (producer) Joel H. Cohen (producer) Michael Wolf (animation producer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) John W. Hyde (animation executive producer) John Bush (animation executive producer) Jim Reardon (supervising director) Bill Freiberger (writer) Steven Dean Moore (director) For She Of Little Faith
	Outstanding Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (composer) Jon Vitti (producer) For the song Ode To Branson in The Old Man and the Key
International Monitor Award (USA)	Film Originated TV Series - Best Achievement	Won	For HOMR
National Music Award (UK)	Favourite TV Theme	Won
National Television Award (UK)	Most Popular Comedy Programme	Nominated
TCA Award (Television Critics Association, USA)	Heritage Award	Won
Teen Choice Award (USA)	Choice TV Show - Comedy	Nominated
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation Writers Caucus Animation Award	Won	Patric M. Verrone (individual award, not The Simpsons) Given to that member of the Animation Writers Caucus and/or the Guild who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has advanced the literature of animation in film and/or television through the years and who has made outstanding contributions to the profession of the animation writer.
Young Artist Award (USA)	Best Family TV Comedy Series	Nominated
Awards for 2003
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Production	Won
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top TV Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
BMI Film & TV Awards (USA)	TV Music	Won	Danny Elfman
DVDX Award (DVD Exclusive Awards, USA)	Best Deleted Scenes, Outtakes and Bloopers	Nominated	Mark Rowan Denise Sirkot Mili Smythe (Season Three)
	Best Overall DVD, Classic Movie (including all extra features)	Nominated	Mark Rowan Denise Sirkot Mili Smythe (Season Three)
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Nominated	For 'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Won	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer/writer) Matt Selman (co-executive producer/writer) Dan Greaney (co-executive producer) Carolyn Omine (co-executive producer) Tim Long (co-executive producer) John Frink (co-executive producer) Don Payne (co-executive producer) Kevin Curran (co-executive producer) Dana Gould (co-executive producer) Larina Adamson (supervising producer) Michael Wolf (animation executive producer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) Rick Polizzi (animation producer) Matthew Warburton (writer) Mark Kirkland (director) Jim Reardon (supervising director) Matthew Faughnan (assistant director) Milton Gray (animation timer) For Three Gays Of The Condo
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Hank Azaria For playing various characters in Moe Baby Blues
	Outstanding Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (music by) Ian Maxtone-Graham (lyrics by) Ken Keeler (lyrics by) For the song Everybody Hates Ned Flanders in Dude, Where's My Ranch?
Golden Globe Award (USA)	Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy	Nominated
Golden Reel Award (Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA)	Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music	Nominated	Chris Ledesma (music editor) For Large Marge
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Nominated	Bob Bendetson For Blame It On Lisa
	Animation	Nominated	John Frink Don Payne For The Bart Wants What It Wants
	Animation	Nominated	Matt Selman For Jaws Wired Shut
Awards for 2004
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Outstanding Directing in an Animated Television Production	Won	Steven Dean Moore For 'Scuse Me While I Miss The Sky
	Outstanding Music in an Animated Television Production	Won	Alf Clausen Ian Maxtone-Graham Ken Keeler For Dude, Where's My Ranch?
	Outstanding Writing in an Animated Television Production	Won	Matthew Warburton For Three Gays of the Condo
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top TV Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
British Comedy Award (UK)	Best International Comedy Show	Won
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Won	For The Fat and the Furriest
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (co-executive producer) Matt Selman (co-executive producer) Dan Greaney (co-executive producer) Carolyn Omine (co-executive producer) Tim Long (co-executive producer) John Frink (co-executive producer) Don Payne (co-executive producer) Dana Gould (co-executive producer) Kevin Curran (co-executive producer) Brian Kelley (co-executive producer/writer) Michael Price (co-executive producer/writer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) Rick Polizzi (animation producer) J. Stewart Burns (written by) Mikel B. Anderson (director) Jim Reardon (supervising director) Norm Auble (assistant director) Patrick Buchanan (timer) For The Way We Weren't
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (music by) For Treehouse Of Horror XIV
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Dan Castellaneta For playing various characters in Today I Am A Clown
	Outstanding Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (music by) Dana Gould (lyrics by) For the song Vote for a Winner in The President Wore Pearls
Logie Award (Australia)	Most Popular Overseas Comedy	Nominated
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, Australia)	Fave TV Show	Won	(Award info archived here)
Prism Award	Commendation		For Strong Arms of the Ma
	Commendation		For Three Gays of the Condo
Teen Choice Award (USA)	Choice TV Show - Comedy	Nominated
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	Matt Selman For The Dad Who Knew Too Little
	Animation	Nominated	J. Stewart Burns For Moe Baby Blues
	Animation	Nominated	Michael Price For My Mother the Carjacker
Young Artist Award (USA)	Most Popular Mom & Pop in a Television Series	Won	Julie Kavner Dan Castellaneta
	Best Family Television Series (Comedy or Drama)	Nominated
Awards for 2005
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
British Comedy Award (UK)	Best International Comedy Show	Won
DVDX Award (DVD Exclusive Awards, USA)	Best Audio Commentary (New for DVD)	Nominated	Matt Groening (The Complete Season Four)
	Best Overall DVD, TV Program (Including All Bonus Features)	Nominated	Denise Sirkot Mili Smythe Alita Holly (The Complete Season Five)
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Turner Award	Nominated	For Goo Goo Gai Pan
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour or Less)	Nominated	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (executive producer) Dan Greaney (co-executive producer) Carolyn Omine (co-executive producer) Tim Long (co-executive producer) John Frink (co-executive producer) Don Payne (co-executive producer) Dana Gould (co-executive producer) Kevin Curran (co-executive producer) Michael Price (co-executive producer) J. Stewart Burns (co-executive producer/writer) Bill Odenkirk (co-executive producer/writer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) Rick Polizzi (animation producer) Matt Selman (written by) Mikel B. Anderson (directed by) David Silverman (supervising director) Ralph Sosa (assistant director) Robert Ingram (animation timer) For Future Drama
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (music by) For Treehouse of Horror XV
	Outstanding Music and Lyrics	Nominated	Alf Clausen (music by) Carolyn Omine (lyrics by) for the song Always My Dad in A Star is Torn
National Television Award (UK)	Most Popular Comedy Programme	Nominated
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, Australia)	Fave TV Show	Won
Prism Award	Commendation		For Co-Dependent's Day
Reuben Award (National Cartoonists Society)	Television Animation	Won	David Silverman For The Simpsons
Satellite Award The International Press Academy Satellite Awards (USA)	Outstanding DVD Release of a Television Show	Nominated	For The Complete Season Seven
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best DVD Television Programming	Nominated	For Seasons 4 and 5
Teen Choice Award (USA)	Choice TV Parental Units	Nominated	For Marge & Homer Simpson
	Choice TV Show - Comedy	Nominated
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	Ian Maxtone-Graham For Catch 'Em If You Can
	Animation	Nominated	Julie Chambers David Chambers For Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore
	Animation	Nominated	Joel H. Cohen For Today I Am A Clown
	Animation	Nominated	Don Payne For Fraudcast News
	The Paul Selvin Award	Won	Don Payne For Fraudcast News Presented to that member whose script best embodies the spirit of the constitutional and civil rights and liberties which are indispensable to the survival of free writers everywhere and to those whose defense Paul Selvin committed his professional life.
Awards for 2006
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Won	For Bonfire of the Manatees
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)	Won	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Matt Selman (executive producer) Carolyn Omine (executive producer) Tim Long (executive producer) John Frink (co-executive producer) Don Payne (co-executive producer) Dana Gould (co-executive producer) Kevin Curran (co-executive producer) J. Stewart Burns (co-executive producer) Michael Price (co-executive producer) Bill Odenkirk (co-executive producer/writer) Joel H. Cohen (co-executive producer/writer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) Rick Polizzi (animation producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (written by) David Silverman (supervising director) Raymond S. Persi (director) Shannon O'Connor (assistant director) Richard J. Gasparian (animation timer) For The Seemingly Neverending Story
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Kelsey Grammer For playing Sideshow Bob in The Italian Bob
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, Australia)	Fave Toon	Won
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Television Comedy	Nominated
Reuben Award (National Cartoonists Society)	Television Animation	Won	David Silverman For The Simpsons
Satellite Award The International Press Academy Satellite Awards (USA)	Best DVD Release of a TV Show	Won	For The Complete Eighth Season
Teen Choice Award (USA)	TV - Choice Animated Show	Nominated
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Nominated	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	Michael Price For Mommie Beerest
	Animation	Nominated	J. Stewart Burns For There's Something About Marrying
	Animation	Nominated	John Frink For The Girl Who Slept Too Little
	Animation	Nominated	Stephanie Gillis For See Homer Run
	Animation	Nominated	Don Payne For Thank God It's Doomsday
	Animation	Nominated	Matthew Warburton For The Father, The Son and the Holy Guest Star
	Animation Writers Caucus Writing Award for Lifetime Achievement	Won	Al Jean & Michael Reiss (individual award, not The Simpsons) Given to that member of the Animation Writers Caucus and/or the Guild who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has advanced the literature of animation in film and/or television through the years and who has made outstanding contributions to the profession of the animation writer.
Awards for 2007
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Writing in an Animated Television Production	Won	Ian Maxtone-Graham For The Seemingly Neverending Story
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
British Comedy Award (UK)	Best International Comedy Show	Nominated
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Television Episodic - Comedy	Nominated	For The Wife Aquatic
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)	Nominated	James L. Brooks (executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (executive producer) Tim Long (executive producer) John Frink (co-executive producer) Don Payne (co-executive producer) Dana Gould (co-executive producer) Kevin Curran (co-executive producer) J. Stewart Burns (co-executive producer) Michael Price (co-executive producer) Bill Odenkirk (co-executive producer) Marc Wilmore (co-executive producer) Joel H. Cohen (co-executive producer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) Rick Polizzi (animation producer) Mark Kirkland (supervising director) Matthew Faughnan (assistant director) Scott Brutz (animation timer) Chris Clements (directed by) Matt Selman (written by) For The Haw-Hawed Couple
Genesis Award (USA)	Sid Caesar Comedy Award	Won	For Million Dollar Abie
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, Australia)	Fave Toon	Won
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite TV Comedy - Animated	Won
Prism Award	Comedy Series Episode	Nominated	For We're on the Road to D'ohwhere
Teen Choice Award (USA)	TV - Choice Animated Show	Won
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	John Frink For The Italian Bob
	Animation	Nominated	Dan Castellaneta and Deb Lacusta For Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore
	Animation	Nominated	Don Payne For Simpsons Christmas Stories
	Animation	Nominated	Matt Selman For Girls Just Want to Have Sums
Awards for 2008
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Music in a Animated Television Production	Won	Alf Clausen, Michael Price For Yokel Chords
	Best Writing in an Animated Television Production	Won	Ian Maxtone-Graham, Michael Price For 24 Minutes
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)	Won	James L. Brooks(executive producer) Matt Groening (executive producer) Al Jean (executive producer) Ian Maxtone-Graham (executive producer) Matt Selman (executive producer) Tim Long (executive producer) John Frink (co-executive producer) Kevin Curran (co-executive producer) Michael Price (co-executive producer) Bill Odenkirk (co-executive producer) Marc Wilmore (co-executive producer) Joel H. Cohen (co-executive producer) Ron Hauge (co-executive producer) Rob Lazebnik (co-executive producer) Laurie Biernacki (animation producer) Rick Polizzi (animation producer) J. Stewart Burns (written by) Chuck Sheetz (directed by) Mark Kirkland (supervising director) Jess Espanola (assistant director) Patty Shinagawa (animation timer) For Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)	Nominated	Alf Clausen (music by) For Treehouse of Horror XVIII
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, Australia)	Fave Toon	Nominated
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Animated TV Comedy	Won
Prism Award	Comedy Series Episode	Won	For Crook and Ladder
Reuben Award (National Cartoonists Society)	Television Animation	Nominated	David Silverman For The Simpsons
Teen Choice Award (USA)	TV - Choice Animated Show	Nominated
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	Jeff Westbrook For Kill Gil, Volumes 1 & 2
	Animation	Nominated	John Frink For Stop or My Dog Will Shoot
	Animation	Nominated	Carolyn Omine For Homer of Seville
	Animation	Nominated	Matt Selman For The Haw-Hawed Couple
	Animation Writers Caucus Writing Award for Lifetime Achievement	Won	Brad Bird (individual award, not The Simpsons) Given to that member of the Animation Writers Caucus and/or the Guild who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has advanced the literature of animation in film and/or television through the years and who has made outstanding contributions to the profession of the animation writer.
Awards for 2009
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Production	Nominated
	Best Directing in an Animated Television Production or Short Form	Nominated	Bob Anderson For Treehouse of Horror XIX
	Best Writing in an Animated Television Production	Nominated	Ian Maxtone-Graham, Michael Price For 24 Minutes
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson in Father Knows Worst
	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)	Nominated	James L. Brooks, Executive Producer Matt Groening, Executive Producer Al Jean, Executive Producer Matt Selman, Executive Producer John Frink, Co-Executive Producer Kevin Curran, Co-Executive Producer J. Stewart Burns, Co-Executive Producer Michael Price, Co-Executive Producer Marc Wilmore, Co-Executive Producer Ron Hauge, Co-Executive Producer Rob Lazebnik, Co-Executive Producer Jeff Westbrook,   Co-Executive Producer/Writer Brian Kelley, Co-Executive Producer Tom Klein, Animation Producer Laurie Biernacki, Animation Producer Billy Kimball, Written by Ian Maxtone-Graham, Written by Chris Clements, Directed by Mike B. Anderson, Supervising Director Matthew Faughnan, Assistant Director Scott Brutz, Animation Timer For Gone Maggie Gone
	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)	Nominated	Alf H. Clausen (music by) For Gone Maggie Gone
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Nominated	Hank Azaria as Moe Syzlak in Eeny Teeny Maya
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Nominated	Harry Shearer as Kent Brockman / Lenny / Mr. Burns / Smithers in The Burns And The Bees
Genesis Award (USA)	Sid Caesar Comedy Award	Won	For Apocalypse Cow
Humanitas Prize	Humanitas Prize 30 Minute Category	Nominated	John Frink For All About Lisa
Image Awards	Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series	Nominated	Marc Wilmore For Mypods and Boomsticks
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Animated TV Comedy	Won
Prism Award	Comedy Series Episode	Won	For Smoke on the Daughter
Teen Choice Award (USA)	TV - Choice Animated Show	Nominated
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)	Nominated	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	Jeff Westbrook For Apocalypse Cow
	Animation	Nominated	Joel H. Cohen For The Debarted
	Animation	Nominated	Tim Long For Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words
	Animation	Nominated	Michael Price For E Pluribus Wiggum
	Comedy Series	Nominated	J. Stewart Burns Daniel Chun Joel H. Cohen Kevin Curran John Frink Tom Gammill Stephanie Gillis Dan Greaney Reid Harrison Al Jean Billy Kimball Tim Long Ian Maxtone-Graham Bill Odenkirk Carolyn Omine Don Payne Michael Price Max Pross Mike Reiss Mike Scully Matt Selman Matt Warburton Jeff Westbrook Marc Wilmore William Wright
Awards for 2010
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Writing in a Television Production	Won	Daniel Chun For Treehouse of Horror XX
	Best Animated Television Production	Nominated
	Writing in a Television Production	Nominated	Valentina L. Garza For Four Great Women and a Manicure
	Writing in a Television Production	Nominated	Billy Kimball and Ian Maxtone-Graham For Gone Maggie Gone
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Cartoon	Nominated
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA)	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Won	Anne Hathaway as Princess Penelope in Once Upon A Time In Springfield
	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation	Won	Charles Ragins, Background Design in Postcards From The Wedge
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Nominated	Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson, Grampa Simpson, in Thursdays With Abie
	Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)	Nominated	James L. Brooks, Executive Producer Matt Groening, Executive Producer Al Jean, Executive Producer Matt Selman, Executive Producer John Frink, Co-Executive Producer Kevin Curran, Co-Executive Producer J. Stewart Burns, Co-Executive Producer Michael Price, Co-Executive Producer Marc Wilmore, Co-Executive Producer Joel H. Cohen, Co-Executive Producer Ron Hauge, Co-Executive Producer Rob Lazebnik, Co-Executive Producer Matt Warburton, Co-Executive Producer Jeff Westbrook,   Co-Executive Producer/Writer Brian Kelley,   Co-Executive Producer/Writer Tom Klein, Animation Producer Mike B. Anderson, Supervising Director Oscar Cervantes, Assistant Director Davy Lauterbach, Assistant Director Matthew Nastuk, Directed By Stephanie Gillis, Written By For Once Upon A Time In Springfield
	Outstanding Nonfiction Special	Nominated	Morgan Spurlock, Executive Producer Jeremy Chilnick, Executive Producer For The Simpsons: 20th Anniversary Special - In 3-D! On Ice!
	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Nominated	Hank Azaria Moe Syzlak, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, in Moe Letter Blues
Humanitas Prize	Humanitas Prize 30 Minute Category	Nominated	Kevin Curran For The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed
Image Awards	Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series	Nominated	Marc Wilmore For The Good, the Sad and the Drugly
Prism Award	Comedy Series	Nominated	For The Good, The Sad and the Drugly
	Performance in a Comedy Series	Nominated	Dan Castallenetta For The Simpsons
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Animation Series (Mejor Serie de Animación)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Won	Joel H. Cohen For Wedding for Disaster
	Animation	Nominated	John Frink For Eeny Teeny Maya Moe
	Animation	Nominated	Stephanie Gillis For The Burns and the Bees
	Animation	Nominated	Billy Kimball & Ian Maxtone-Graham For Gone Maggie Gone
	Animation	Nominated	Don Payne For Take My Life, Please
Awards for 2011
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Television Production	Nominated	Gracie Films For The Squirt and the Whale
	Directing in a Television Production	Nominated	Bob Anderson For Treehouse of Horror XXI
	Music in a Television Production	Nominated	Tim Long, Alf Clausen, Bret McKenzie, Jemaine Clement For Elementary School Musical
	Writing in a Television Production	Nominated	John Frink For Stealing First Base
Comedy Awards (Comedy Central, USA) Winners March 26, 2011	Animated Comedy Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
	Comedy Writing - TV	Nominated	The Simpsons
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA) Winners Sept 18, 2011	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Nominated	Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson, Krusty the Clown, Barney Gumble, Louie Donnie Fatso
	Outstanding Animated Program	Nominated	James L. Brooks, Executive Producer Matt Groening, Executive Producer Al Jean, Executive Producer Matt Selman, Executive Producer John Frink,   Executive Producer/Written By Kevin Curran, Co-Executive Producer J. Stewart Burns, Co- Executive Producer Michael Price, Co-Executive Producer Bill Odenkirk, Co-Executive Producer Marc Wilmore, Co-Executive Producer Joel H. Cohen, Co-Executive Producer Rob Lazebnik, Co-Executive Producer Matt Warburton, Co-Executive Producer Jeff Westbrook,   Co-Executive Producer (Writer) Brian Kelley,   Co-Executive Producer (Writer) Larina Jean Adamson,   Supervising Producer Tom Klein, Animation Producer Matthew Nastuk, Directed by Mike B. Anderson, Supervising Director Alex Ruiz, Assistant Director Sam Im, Lead Animation Timer For Angry Dad: The Movie
	Outstanding Music Composition For A Series (Original Dramatic Score)	Nominated	Alf H. Clausen, Music by, For Treehouse Of Horror XXI
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite TV Family	Won	The Simpsons
Teen Choice Award (USA) Winners August 7, 2011	Choice TV: Animated Show	Won	The Simpsons
TP de Oro (Spain)	Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie de Extranjera)	Won	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Animation	Nominated	Stephanie Gillis For Moe Letter Blues
	Animation	Nominated	Matt Selman For O Brother, Where Bart Thou?
	Comedy / Variety - Music, Awards, Tributes - Specials	Nominated	Jeremy Chilnick, Morgan Spurlock For The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special
	Animation Writers Caucus Writing Award for Lifetime Achievement	Won	Mike Scully (individual award, not The Simpsons) Given to that member of the Animation Writers Caucus and/or the Guild who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has advanced the literature of animation in film and/or television through the years and who has made outstanding contributions to the profession of the animation writer.
Awards for 2012
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA) Winners February 4, 2012	Best General Audience Animated TV Production	Won	Gracie Films For The Simpsons
	Directing in a Television Production	Won	Matthew Nastuk For The Simpsons - Gracie Films
	Writing in a Television Production	Won	Carolyn Omine For Treehouse of Horror XXII Gracie Films
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top Television Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Comedy Awards (Comedy Central, USA) Winners April 28, 2012	Animated Comedy Series	Nominated	The Simpsons
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA) Winners Sept 15, 2012	Outstanding Voice-Over Performance	Nominated	Hank Azaria as Moe Szyslak, Duffman, Mexican Duffman, Carl, Comic Book Guy, Chief Wiggum Moe Goes From Rags To Riches
	Outstanding Animated Program	Nominated	James L. Brooks, Executive Producer Matt Groening, Executive Producer Al Jean, Executive Producer Matt Selman, Executive Producer John Frink, Executive Producer Kevin Curran, Co-Executive Producer J. Stewart Burns, Co-Executive Producer/Written by Michael Price, Co-Executive Producer Bill Odenkirk, Co-Executive Producer Marc Wilmore, Co-Executive Producer Joel H. Cohen, Co-Executive Producer Rob Lazebnik, Co-Executive Producer Matt Warburton, Co-Executive Producer Jeff Westbrook, Co-Executive Producer Brian Kelley, Co-Executive Producer Larina Adamson, Supervising Producer Tom Klein, Animation Producer Mike B. Anderson, Supervising Director Rob Oliver, Directed by Richard Manginsay, Assistant Director Sam Im, Lead Animation Timer For Holidays Of Future Passed
Prism Award Nominations February 9, 2012 Winners April 16, 2012	Comedy Series - Substance Use	Nominated	The Simpsons For The Scorpion's Tale (Fox Broadcasting Co. / Gracie Films / 20th Century Fox Television) Writers: Billy Kimball, Ian Maxtone-Graham Director: Matthew Schofield Executive Producers: James L. Brooks, Matt Groening, Al Jean, Ian Maxtone-Graham, Matt Selman, Sam Simon
Teen Choice Award (USA) Winners July 22, 2012	Choice TV: Animated Show	Won	The Simpsons
TP de Oro (Spain) Winners February 12, 2012	Best Foreign Series (Mejor Serie Extranjera)	Nominated	The Simpsons (Los Simpson)
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA) Nominations Dec. 7, 2011 Winners Feb. 19, 2012	Animation	Won	Joel H. Cohen For Homer the Father
	Animation	Nominated	Tim Long For Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts
	Animation	Nominated	Rob LaZebnik For The Blue and the Gray
	Animation	Nominated	Chris Cluess For Donnie Fatso
Awards for 2013
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA) Winners February 2, 2013	Best Animated Short Subject	Nominated	Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV For The Simpsons - 'Bill Plympton Couch Gag' used first in Beware My Cheating Bart
	Outstanding Achievement, Music in an Animated Television or other Broadcast Venue Production	Nominated	Alf Clausen For Treehouse of Horror XXIII Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
	Outstanding Achievement, Production Design in an Animated Television or other Broadcast Venue Production	Nominated	Lynna Blankenship, Sean Coons, Hugh Macdonald, Debbie Peterson, Charles Ragins, Lance Wilder, Darrel Bowen, John Krause, Kevin Moore, Brent M. Bowen, Brice Mallier, Steven Fahey, Dima Malanitchev, Karen Bauer, Eli Balser and Anne Legge for The Simpsons: Moe Goes From Rags to Riches Film Roman
	Outstanding Achievement, Writing in an Animated Television or other Broadcast Venue Production	Nominated	Ian Maxtone-Graham, Billy Kimball For The Simpsons: How I Wet Your Mother Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
	Outstanding Achievement, Writing in an Animated Television or other Broadcast Venue Production	Nominated	Stephanie Gillis For The Simpsons: A Tree Grows in Springfield Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
ASCAP Award (ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA)	Top Television Series	Won	Alf Clausen (composer)
Emmy Award (Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, USA) Nominations July 18, 2013 Winners Sept 22, 2013	Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation	Won	Paul Wee For Treehouse of Horror XXIII
	Outstanding Animated Program	Nominated	James L. Brooks, Executive Producer Matt Groening, Executive Producer Al Jean, Executive Producer Matt Selman, Executive Producer John Frink, Executive Producer Kevin Curran, Co-Executive Producer J. Stewart Burns, Co-Executive Producer Michael Price, Co-Executive Producer Bill Odenkirk, Co-Executive Producer Marc Wilmore, Co-Executive Producer Joel H. Cohen, Co-Executive Producer Rob Lazebnik, Co-Executive Producer Matt Warburton, Co-Executive Producer Jeff Westbrook, Co-Executive Producer Tom Klein, Animation Producer Mike B. Anderson, Supervising Director Pete Gomez, Assistant Director Richard Gasparian, Lead Animation Timer Steven Moore, Directed By Brian Kelley, Written By David Mandel, Written By For Treehouse of Horror XXIII
Image Awards Nominations Dec 11, 2012 Winners Feb 1, 2013	Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series	Won	Marc Wilmore For The Spy Who Learned Me
Teen Choice Award (USA) Winners August 11, 2013	Choice TV: Animated Show	Won	The Simpsons
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA) Nominations Dec. 6, 2012 Winners Feb. 17, 2013	Animation	Won	Jeff Westbrook For Ned 'N Edna's Blend
	Animation	Nominated	J. Stewart Burns For Holidays of Future Passed
	Animation	Nominated	David Mandel & Brian Kelley For Treehouse of Horror XXIII
Awards for 2014
Award / Organisation MMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Episode MMMMM
Annie Award (USA) Winners February 1, 2014	Outstanding Achievement, Production Design in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production	Nominated	Lynna Blankenship, Dima Malanitchev, Debbie Peterson, Charles Ragins, Jefferson R. Weekley, for The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror XXIV Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
	Outstanding Achievement, Storyboarding in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production	Nominated	Guillermo Del Toro, Guy Davis and Ralph Sosa for The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror XXIV Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
	Outstanding Achievement, Writing in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production	Nominated	Ian Maxtone-Graham, Billy Kimball for The Simpsons: Dark Knight Court Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
	Outstanding Achievement, Writing in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production	Nominated	Michael Price for The Simpsons: Dangers on a Train Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA) Nominations Dec. 5, 2013 Winners Feb. 1, 2014	Animation	Won	Joel H. Cohen For A Test Before Trying
	Animation	Nominated	Tom Gammill & Max Pross For Hardly Kirk-ing
	Animation	Nominated	Michael Nobori For Yolo
* nominations where the winner had not yet been chosen as of the last revision of this file.
The Simpsons Archive would like to congratulate all nominees and winners, and thank them for their tireless efforts to bring us OFF.

OTHER AWARDS AND HONOURS Awards

Other Awards and Honours
Date	SourceMMMMMMMMMMMM	AwardMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
1991	Nickelodeon (US)	Bart Simpson slimed during the "Kids's Choice Awards" ("Sliming Is An Honor")
1995	Wizard Magazine (US)	Nominated for Favorite Animated TV Series / Comic Animation Project
Feb 12 1996	TV Guide (US)	#48 on 50 Greatest TV Stars of All Time
Dec 31 1999	Time Magazine (US)	20th Century's Best Television Show (#1 on list of 50 shows)
Dec 31 1999	Time Magazine (US)	Bart Simpson as one of 20th Century's 100 Most Influential People
Jan 14 2000	Hollywood Walk of Fame (US)	Simpsons Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
May 5 2001	BBC Channel 4 (UK)	Homer Simpson as #46 on 100 Greatest TV Characters
Aug 21 2001	BBC Channel 4 (UK)	Greatest Kids' TV Show (#1 on list of The 100 Greatest Kids' TV Shows)
May 4 2002	TV Guide (US)	#8 on 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time
Aug 3 2002	TV Guide (US)	Homer Simpson #2 on 50 Greatest Cartoon Characters of All Time
	TV Guide (US)	Bart & Lisa Simpson #11 on 50 Greatest Cartoon Characters of All Time
May 2004	TV Guide (US)	#6 on Top 25 Cult Shows Ever (2007 revision placed Simpsons #8 on top 30)
Dec 24 2004	BBC Channel 4 (UK)	#12 on 100 Greatest Christmas Moments
Nov 22 2004	Bravo (US)	Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson: #5 on 100 Greatest TV Characters of All Time
Oct 17 2004	E! (Entertainment Television) (US)	Homer Simpson says, "D'oh" on The Simpsons for #58 on 101 Most Awesome Moments in Entertainment
Feb 27 2005	BBC Channel 4 (UK)	Simpsons #1 on 100 Greatest Cartoons
Mar 27 2005	TV Guide (US)	Bart Simpson #1 on TV's 10 Biggest Brats
Nov 12 2005	E! (Entertainment Television) (US)	The Simpsons as #1 on 50 Cutest Child Stars
Dec 11 2006	TV Land (MTV Networks Entertainment Group) (US)	Homer Simpson, on "The Simpsons" for "D'oh" as #6 on The 100 Greatest TV Quotes & Catch Phrases
Aug 21 2007	TV Guide (US)	"Eat My Shorts" #3 on TV's 20 Top Catchphrases
Jan 4 2008	BBC Channel 4 (UK)	"D'oh!" - Homer Simpson, The Simpsons, for Fifty Greatest Comedy Catchphrases
	BBC Channel 4 (UK)	"Eat my shorts" - Bart Simpson, The Simpsons, for Fifty Greatest Comedy Catchphrases
Mar 30 2008	Empire Magazine (UK)	Greatest Television Show of All Time (#1 on list of 50 shows)
Apr 1 2008	AOL Television	Best Comedy TV Show of All Time (#1 on list of 50 shows)
Apr 15 2008	New York Post	#18 on The 35 Best Shows on TV - Ever
Jun 27 2008	Entertainment Weekly Magazine	Best Show from 1983 to 2008 (#1 on list of 100 best shows)
Jul 24 2008	Blender Magazine	Sexiest Music Moments in TV History! (#21 on list of 25 moments) for Lurleen Lumpkin singing to Homer in Colonel Homer
Feb 9 2009	AOL Television	#3 on Best '90s TV Shows
Apr 15 2009	Times (UK)	#6 on The 50 best US television shows
May 7 2009	United States Postal Service	Simpsons Stamps First (and only) television show to be featured as the sole subject of a stamp set while still in primetime production.
Jun 15 2009	TV Guide (US)	#24 on Top 100 Episodes of All Time For Krusty Gets Kancelled
Jul 25 2009	Guinness World Records	Longest Running Sitcom Guinness announced that The Simpsons holds the world record for Longest Running Sitcom.
		Most Emmy's Guinness announced that The Simpsons hold the world record for Most Emmy's for a single show
		Top 100 Records of the Decade Guinness announced that The Simpsons were selected by readers as one of the top 100 records of the decade.
Jun 01 2010	Entertainment Weekly Magazine	Greatest Character of the Last 20 Years (Homer Simpson #1 on list of 100 Greatest Characters)
Sep 01 2011	Guinness World Records	Longest Running Sitcom (episodes) Guinness 2011 publication reiterates record, noting that the 23rd season renewal will bring the total to over 500 episodes.
		Most Celebrity Guests Guinness 2011 publication notes that The Simpsons hold the world record for the Most Celebrity Guests, with at least 555 guests as of the 21st season.
Nov 24 2011	PBS UK	PBS UK's Best of America Ultimate Top Ten Simpsons #1 on list of Most Influential US Shows
Feb 14 2012	Hollywood Walk of Fame (US)	Matt Groening Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Mar 18 2013	Vulture (US)	The Simpsons Best Sitcom of the Past 30 Years
June 2 2013	Writers Guide of America	The Simpsons #11 on the 101 Best Written TV Series
July 3 2013	Entertainment Weekly Magazine	Waylon Smithers #16 on the 50 Greatest Sidekicks Ever to C. Montgomery Burns
July 5 2013	Entertainment Weekly Magazine	#2 on Televisions Greatest Shows Ever on the TV: All-Time Greatest list.
		#1 on 10 Greatest American Sitcoms
Sep 9 2013	TV Guide (US)	#2 on TV's 60 Greatest Catchphrases For D'oh! (Homer) "The Other 50" on TV's 60 Greatest Catchphrases For Eat my shorts (Bart)
Sep 24 2013	TV Guide (US)	#1 on 60 Greatest Cartoons of All Time For The Simpsons
We're sure we're missing many honours in this list - please contact us for any you know of!

OTHER NOTABLE COMMENTS Comments

Other Notable Comments
Date	SourceMMMMMMMMMMMM	CommentMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
May 19 2008	Gareth McLean, Television critic The Guardian (UK)	Declares The Simpsons to be the best sitcom ever made, better than Only Fools and Horses, better than Fawlty Towers
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SIMPSONS FILMS Awards

2007 Film Awards
Award / OrganisationMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Film MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Annie Award (USA)	Best Animated Feature	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
	Best Directing in an Animated Feature Production	Nominated	David Silverman For The Simpsons Movie
	Best Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production	Nominated	Julie Kavner For The Simpsons Movie
	Best Writing in an Animated Feature Production	Nominated	James L. Brooks Matt Groening Al Jean Ian Maxtone-Graham George Meyer David Mirkin Mike Reiss Mike Scully Matt Selman John Swartzwelder Jon Vitti For The Simpsons Movie
BAFTA Kids Vote (British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards, UK)	Favourite Film	Won	For The Simpsons Movie
British Comedy Award (UK)	Best Comedy Film	Won
CFCA Award (Chicago Film Critics Association, USA)	Best Animated Feature	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
Golden Trailer Award (USA)	Best Animated/Family	Won	For The Simpsons Movie
MTV Movie Award (USA)	Best Summer Movie You Haven't Seen Yet	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
National Movie Award (ITV, UK)	Best Animation	Won	For The Simpsons Movie
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, UK)	Best Movie	Won
OFCS Award (Online Film Critics Society)	Best Animated Feature	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
Satellite Award The International Press Academy Satellite Awards (USA)	Best Motion Picture, Animated or Mixed Media	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
Teen Choice Award (USA)	Choice Summer Movie - Comedy/Musical	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
2008 Film Awards
Award / OrganisationMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Film MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
BAFTA Film Award (British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards, UK)	Best Animated Film	Nominated	David Silverman For The Simpsons Movie
Blimp Award (Kids' Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Animated Movie	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
Critics' Choice Award (Broadcast Film Critics Association, USA)	Best Animated Feature	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
EMA Award (Environmental Media Awards, USA)	Best Feature Film	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
Golden Globe Award (USA)	Best Animated Feature Film	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
Golden Reel Award (Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA)	Best Sound Editing - SFX, Foley, Dialogue & ADR for Feature Film Animation	Nominated	Gwendolyn Yates Whittle (supervising sound editor/sound designer) Randy Thom (supervising sound editor/sound designer) Christopher Scarabosio (supervising sound editor/sound designer) Sue Fox (supervising foley editor) Cheryl Nardi (supervising dialogue editor) Al Nelson (sound editor) Robert Shoup (sound editor) Luke Dunn Gielmuda (sound editor) Shannon Mills (sound editor) Tom Myers (sound editor) Erik Foreman (sound editor) Scott Guitteau (sound editor) Kent Sparling (sound editor) Chuck Michael (sound editor) Daniel Pinder (music editor) For The Simpsons Movie
People's Choice Award (People's Choice Awards, USA)	Favorite Movie Comedy	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
PGA Award (Producers Guild of America)	Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures (Motion Picture Producer of the Year Award)	Nominated	James L. Brooks Matt Groening Al Jean Richard Sakai Mike Scully For The Simpsons Movie
Saturn Award (Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA)	Best Animated Film	Nominated	For The Simpsons Movie
2013 Film Awards
Award / OrganisationMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMMMMMMMM	Result	Recipient / Film MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Annie Award (USA) Winners February 2, 2013	Best Animated Short Subject	Nominated	Gracie Films For Maggie Simpson in 'The Longest Daycare'
Oscar (USA) (Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences) Winners February 24, 2013	Best Short Film (Animated)	Nominated	David Silverman For Maggie Simpson in 'The Longest Daycare'
The Simpsons Archive would like to congratulate all nominees and winners, and thank them for their tireless efforts to bring us OFF.

SIMPSONS COMICS Awards This list includes all awards for Bongo publications and anything Simpsons.

OTHER COMIC AWARDS AND HONOURS Awards and Honours

Other Comic Awards and Honours
Date	SourceMMMMMMMMMMMM	AwardMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
August 1988	Inkpot Award (Comic-Con International Inkpot Award)	Matt Groening
March 1994	Magazine & Bookseller Cover Award	Honourable mention to Steve Vance and Bill Morrison for the cover of Wizard #28, for a double-gatefold cover featuring Bartman, Radioactive Man, Fallout Boy, Homer, and other denizens of Springfield
April 2008	Nick Magazine (US)	Winner of Favorite Comic Book Series for Simpsons Comics
April 2012	Comic Shop News (US)	Simpsons Comics listed as #2 on list of Top Ten Comics For All Ages as part of Free Comic Book Day
We're sure we're missing many honours in this list - please contact us for any you know of!

SIMPSONS GAMES & TOYS Awards and Honours

2004 Game Awards
Award / OrganisationMMMMMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMM	Result	Recipient / GameMMMMMMMMMMMM
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award (Nickolodeon, Australia)	Fave Video Game	Won	Simpson's Hit and Run (Award info archived here)
2007 Game Awards
Award / OrganisationMMMMMMMMMMMM	CategoryMMMMM	Result	Recipient / GameMMMMMMMMMMMM
1UP Awards	Best Action Game	Nominated	For The Simpsons Game
Best of Games Convention	Best of GC - DS	Nominated	For The Simpsons Game
Video Game Awards (Spike TV)	Best Game Based on a Movie or TV Show	Won	For The Simpsons Game
WGA Award - TV (Writers Guild of America, USA)	Video Game Writing	Nominated	Matt Selman Tim Long Matt Warburton Jeff Poliquin For The Simpsons Game
We're sure we're missing many honours in this list - please contact us for any you know of!