The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program is a Creative Arts Emmy Award which is given annually to an animated series.

In the following list, the first titles listed in gold are the winners; those not in gold are nominees, which are listed in alphabetical order. The years given are those in which the ceremonies took place.

Rules

Animated programs have the option to compete in broader program categories such as Outstanding Comedy Series, but cannot also submit for Outstanding Animation Program in the same year.^{[citation needed]} The Simpsons, for instance, unsuccessfully submitted the episodes "A Streetcar Named Marge" and "Mr. Plow" in 1993 and 1994^[1] while Family Guy was successfully nominated in 2009.^[2] Several animated programs won Outstanding Children's Program prior to 1979 and, in the years since, Rugrats, Winnie the Pooh specials and Star Wars Rebels have been nominated for that award.

Prior to 1989, all of the nominated programs were specials produced outside the confines of a running series. The category was divided into programs "one hour or less" and "more than one hour" from 1989 to 2009, with episodes of running series becoming eligible. Programs that are 15 minutes or less were given their own category, Outstanding Short Form Animated Program, in 2008.^{[citation needed]}

Winners and nominations

1970s

1980s

1990s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominees	Network
1990 (42nd) [15]
	The Simpsons	"Life on the Fast Lane"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks & Sam Simon, executive producers; Richard Sakai, Al Jean, Mike Reiss & Larina Jean Adamson, co-producers; Margot Pipkin, animation producer; Gábor Csupó, supervising animation director; David Silverman, director; John Swartzwelder, writer	Fox
	Garfield's Feline Fantasies		Phil Roman, producer/director; John Sparey & Bob Nesler, co-directors; Jim Davis, writer	CBS
	Garfield's Thanksgiving		Phil Roman, producer/director; John Sparey, Bob Nesler & Gerard Baldwin, co-directors; Jim Davis & Kim Campbell, writers
	The Simpsons	"Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks & Sam Simon, executive producers; Richard Sakai, producer; Al Jean, Mike Reiss & Larina Jean Adamson, co-producers; Margot Pipkin, animation producer; Gábor Csupó, supervising animation director; David Silverman, director; Mimi Pond, writer	Fox
	Why, Charlie Brown, Why?		Lee Mendelson, executive producer; Bill Melendez, producer; Sam Jaimes, director; Charles M. Schulz, writer	CBS
1991 (43rd)	One Hour or Less[16]
	The Simpsons	"Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks & Sam Simon, executive producers; Mike Reiss & Al Jean, supervising producers; Jay Kogen, Wallace Wolodarsky, Richard Sakai & Larina Jean Adamson, producers; George Meyer, co-producer; Gábor Csupó, executive animation producer; Sherry Gunther, animation producer; Rich Moore, director; Steve Pepoon, writer	Fox
	Garfield Gets a Life		Jim Davis, executive producer/writer; Phil Roman, producer; John Sparey, director	CBS
	Tiny Toon Adventures	"The Looney Beginning"	Steven Spielberg, executive producer; Tom Ruegger, producer/writer; Dave Marshall, Glen Kennedy & Rich Arons, directors; Paul Dini & Sherri Stoner, writers
	Will Vinton's Claymation Comedy of Horrors Show		Will Vinton, executive producer; Paul Diener, producer; Barry Bruce, screenplay/director; Mark Gustafson & Ryan Holznagel, screenplay
	More Than One Hour[17][note 1]
	TaleSpin	"Plunder & Lightning"	Jymn Magon, supervising producer/written by; Larry Latham & Robert Taylor, producers/directors; Mark Zaslove, co-producer/written by; Alan Burnett & Len Uhley, written by	Syndicated
1992 (44th) [18]
	Claymation Easter		Will Vinton, executive producer; Paul Diener, producer; Mark Gustafson, director/writer; Barry Bruce & Ryan Holznagel, writers	CBS
	The Ren & Stimpy Show		Vanessa Coffey, executive producer; Mary Harrington, supervising producer; John Kricfalusi, producer/director/writer; Christine Danzo, producer; Bob Jaques, animation director; Bob Camp, Will McRobb & Mitchell Kriegman, writers	Nickelodeon
	Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories		Shelley Duvall, executive producer; Art Leonardi, animation producer/director; Carol Davies, co-producer	Showtime
	The Simpsons	"Radio Bart"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks & Sam Simon, executive producers; Mike Reiss & Al Jean, co-executive producers; Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky, supervising producers; George Meyer, Richard Sakai & David Silverman, producers; John Swartzwelder, co-producer; Gábor Csupó, animation executive producer; Sherry Gunther, animation producer; Carlos Baeza, director; Jon Vitti, writer	Fox
1993 (45th) [19]
	Batman: The Animated Series	"Robin's Reckoning, Part 1"	Jean MacCurdy & Tom Ruegger, executive producers; Alan Burnett, Eric Radomski & Bruce Timm, producers; Dick Sebast, director; Randy Rogel, writer	Fox
	Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas		Andy Heyward & Robby London, executive producers; Michael C. Gross & Joe Medjuck, supervising producers; Chuck Patton, producer/director; Jack Hanrahan & Eleanor Burian-Mohr, writers	NBC
	Liquid Television	"Show 11"	Japhet Asher & Abby Terkuhle, executive producers; Prudence Fenton, producer; John Payson, supervising producer for MTV	MTV
	The Ren & Stimpy Show	"Son of Stimpy"	Vanessa Coffey, executive producer; Mary Harrington & Roy Allen Smith, supervising producers; John Kricfalusi, producer/director/writer; Libby Simon & Jim Ballantine, producers; Frank Saperstein, co-producer; Bob Jaques, director; Vincent Waller & Richard Pursel, writers	Nickelodeon
	The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends	"The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny"	John Coates & Ginger Gibbons, producers; Geoff Dunbar, director; Dianne Jackson, director/writer	The Family Channel
1994 (46th) [20]
	The Roman City		Bob Kurtz, producer/director/written by; Mark Olshaker, written by	PBS
	Duckman	"TV or Not to Be"	Ron Osborn, Gábor Csupó, Arlene Klasky & Jeff Reno, executive producers; Sherry Gunther, producer; Everett Peck, creative producer; Raymie Muzquiz, director; Bernie Keating, written by	USA
	A Flintstone Family Christmas		Joseph Barbera & William Hanna, executive producers; Larry Huber, producer; Chris Cuddington, animation director; Ray Patterson, director; Sean Roche & David Ehrman, writers	ABC
	The Ren & Stimpy Show	"Ren's Retirement"	Vanessa Coffey, executive producer; Jim Ballantine, producer; Bob Camp & Lynne Naylor, directors/written by; Jim Gomez, Ron Hauge & Bill Wray, written by	Nickelodeon
	The Town Santa Forgot		David Kirschner, executive producer; Davis Doi, producer; Paul Schibli & Lennie K. Graves, animation directors; Robert Alvarez, director; Glenn Leopold, writer	NBC
1995 (47th) [21]
	The Simpsons	"Lisa's Wedding"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, Sam Simon & David Mirkin, executive producers; Jace Richdale, George Meyer, J. Michael Mendel, Bill Oakley, David Sacks, Josh Weinstein, Jonathan Collier, Richard Raynis, Richard Sakai, Mike Scully & David Silverman, producers; Greg Daniels, producer/writer; Al Jean & Mike Reiss, consulting producers; Phil Roman, animation executive producer; Bill Schultz & Michael Wolf, animation producers; Jim Reardon, director	Fox
	Dexter's Laboratory	"Changes"	Larry Huber, producer; Genndy Tartakovsky, animation director/writer; Buzz Potamkin, animation executive producer	Cartoon Network
	Daisy-Head Mayzie		Audrey Geisel, executive producer; Christopher O'Hare, animation producer; Buzz Potamkin, animation executive producer; Tony Collingwood, animation director; Dr. Seuss (posthumously), animation writer	TNT
	Rugrats	"A Rugrats Passover"	Gábor Csupó, Arlene Klasky & Vanessa Coffey, executive producers; Mary Harrington, supervising producer; Charles Swenson, creative producer; Paul Germain, creative producer/writer; Geraldine Clarke, producer; Jeff McGrath, Jim Duffy & Steve Socki, directors; Peter Gaffney, Jonathan Greenberg & Rachel Lipman, written by	Nickelodeon
	Tiny Toon Adventures	"Night Ghoulery"	Steven Spielberg, executive producer; Tom Ruegger, senior producer; Michael Gerard, producer/director; Peter Hastings, producer/writer; Rich Arons, director/writer; Rusty Mills & Greg Reyna, directors; Paul Dini & Paul Rugg, writers	Fox
1996 (48th) [22]
	Pinky and the Brain	"A Pinky and the Brain Christmas"	Steven Spielberg, executive producer; Tom Ruegger, senior producer; Peter Hastings, producer/writer; Rusty Mills, producer/director	The WB
	Cow and Chicken	"No Smoking"	Buzz Potamkin, executive producer; Larry Huber, supervising producer; David Feiss, director/writer; Pilar Menendez & Sam Kieth, writers	Cartoon Network
	Dexter's Laboratory	"The Big Sister"	Larry Huber, executive producer; Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken & Paul Rudish, directors
	Duckman	"Noir Gang"	Ron Osborn, Gábor Csupó, Arlene Klasky & Jeff Reno, executive producers; David Misch, supervising producer; Margot Pipkin, producer; Everett Peck, creative producer; Eva Almos & Ed Scharlach, writers	USA
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror VI"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, Sam Simon, Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein, executive producers; Greg Daniels & George Meyer, co-executive producers; Mike Scully, supervising producers; Steve Tompkins, supervising producer/writer; David X. Cohen, co-producer/writer; Jonathan Collier, Ken Keeler, J. Michael Mendel, Richard Raynis, David Silverman & Richard Sakai, producers; Brent Forrester, co-producer; Al Jean, Mike Reiss, David Mirkin & Ian Maxtone-Graham, consulting producers; Phil Roman, animation executive producer; Bill Schultz & Michael Wolf, animation producers; Bob Anderson, director; John Swartzwelder, writer	Fox
1997 (49th)	One Hour or Less[23]
	The Simpsons	"Homer's Phobia"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, Sam Simon, Mike Scully, George Meyer, Steve Tompkins, Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein, executive producers; Jonathan Collier, Ken Keeler, David X. Cohen, Richard Appel, J. Michael Mendel, Richard Raynis, David Silverman, Richard Sakai, Denise Sirkot, Colin A.B.V. Lewis, David Mirkin, Ian Maxtone-Graham & Dan McGrath, producers; Phil Roman, animation executive producer; Bill Schultz & Michael Wolf, animation producers; Mike B. Anderson, director; Ron Hauge, writer	Fox
	Dexter's Laboratory	"Star Spangled Sidekicks" / "TV Super Pals" / "Game Over"	Sherry Gunther & Larry Huber, executive producers; Craig McCracken & Genndy Tartakovsky, directors; Jason Butler Rote, writer	Cartoon Network
	Duckman	"Duckman and Cornfed in Haunted Society Plumbers"	David Misch, executive producer/writer; Ron Osborn, Gábor Csupó, Arlene Klasky & Jeff Reno, executive producers; Michael Markowitz, supervising producer/writer; Gene Laufenberg, producer/writer; Mitch Watson, producer; Everett Peck, creative producer; Peter Avanzino, director	USA
	King of the Hill	"Square Peg"	Mike Judge, Greg Daniels, Howard Klein & Michael Rotenberg, executive producers; Jonathan Collier, Cheryl Holliday and David Zuckerman, supervising producers; Joseph A. Boucher & Richard Raynis, producers; Phil Roman, animation executive producer; Bill Schultz & Michael Wolf, animation producers; Gary McCarver, director; Joe Stillman, writer	Fox
	Rugrats	"Mother's Day"	Gábor Csupó & Arlene Klasky, executive producers; Mary Harrington, executive producer for Nickelodeon; Kathrin Seitz, supervising producer for Nickelodeon; Margot Pipkin and Eryk Casemiro, coordinating producers; Paul Demeyer, creative producer; Norton Virgien & Toni Vian, directors; Jon Cooksey, Ali Marie Matheson, J. David Stem & David N. Weiss, writers	Nickelodeon
	More Than One Hour[24][note 1]
	The Willows in Winter		Jonathan Peel, executive producer; Peter Orton, co-executive producer; John Coates, producer; Dave Unwin, director; Ted Walker, writer	The Family Channel
1998 (50th) [25]
	The Simpsons	"Trash of the Titans"	Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, Sam Simon & Mike Scully, executive producers; George Meyer, David X. Cohen & Richard Appel, co-executive producers; Ron Hauge, Dan Greaney, Donick Cary, Colin A.B.V. Lewis, Bonita Pietila, J. Michael Mendel, Richard Raynis, Richard Sakai & Denise Sirkot, producers; Brian Scully & Julie Thacker, co-producers; Ian Maxtone-Graham, consulting producer/writer; David Mirkin, Jace Richdale, Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein, consulting producers; Phil Roman, animation executive producer; Lolee Aries & Michael Wolf, animation producers; Jim Reardon, director	Fox
	Cow and Chicken	"Free Inside" / "Journey to the Center of the Cow"	Davis Doi, supervising producer; Vincent Davis, producer; David Feiss, director; Steve Marmel, Richard Pursel & Michael Ryan, writers	Cartoon Network
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