S.T.E.O. Television Award 2003
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Best Comedy/Musical Serie |
Gilmore Girls |
Ally McBeal |
Sex And The City |
Will & Grace
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Best Drama Serie |
Buffy - The Vampire Slayer |
Six Feet Under |
Ally McBeal
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Best Serie |
Buffy - The Vampire Slayer |
Six Feet Under |
Ally McBeal |
Gilmore Girls
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Actor In A Leading Role |
Michael C. Hall as David Fisher (Six Feet Under) |
Bryan Cranston as Hal (Malcolm Mittendrin)
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Actress In A Leading Role |
Debra Messing as Grace (Will & Grace) |
Jane Kaczmarek as Lois (Malcolm In The Middle) |
Calista Flockhart as Ally (Ally McBeal) |
Sarah M. Gellar as Buffy (Buffy - The Vampire Slayer) |
Frances Conroy as Ruth Fisher (Six Feet Under)
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Actress In A Supporting Role |
Christina Ricci as Liza Bump (Ally McBeal) |
Alyson Hannigan as Willow (Buffy - The Vampire Slayer) |
Cynthia Nixon as Miranda (Sex And The City) |
Lucy Liu as Ling Woo (Ally McBeal) |
Rachel Griffiths as Brenda (Six Feet Under) |
Portia de Rossi as Nell Porter (Ally McBeal) |
Dame Edna Everage as Clair Otoms (Ally McBeal) |
Megan Mullally as Karen (Will & Grace)
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Actor In A Supporting Role |
Peter MacNicol as John Cage (Ally McBeal) |
Mathew St. Patrick as Keith Charles (Six Feet Under) |
Sean Hayes as Jack (Will & Grace) |
Greg Germann as Richard Fish (Ally McBeal)
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Outstanding Performance By An Ensemble (Tv) |
Ally McBeal |
Buffy - The Vampire Slayer |
Six Feet Under
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Breakthrough (Tv) |
Dame Edna Everage as Clair Otoms (Ally McBeal) |
Lauren Graham (Gilmore Girls) |
Bryan Cranston (Malcolm Mittendrin)
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Television Star Of The Year |
Cynthia Nixon |
Calista Flockhart |
Christina Ricci |
Megan Mullally |