Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Single-Camera_Picture_Editing_for_a_Drama_Series

Primetime Emmy Award for Picture Editing for a Drama Series
Primetime Emmy Award for Picture Editing for a Drama Series
Awarded for	Outstanding Picture Editing for a Drama Series
Country	United States
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Currently held by	The Last of Us (2023)
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Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Drama Series

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This is a list of winners and nominees of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Drama Series. This award and Outstanding Picture Editing for a Comedy Series replaced Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Series in 2002.

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As of 2015, 24 and Breaking Bad are the only shows to have won this award four times.

In the following list, the first titles listed in gold and bold 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:

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Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1964 (16th) ^[1]
	The Making of the President 1960		William T. Cartwright	ABC
	Arrest and Trial		Danny Landres, Milton Shifman, Richard Wray	ABC
	Greece: The Golden Age		Constantine S. Gochis	NBC
	The Kremlin		Aram Boyajian	NBC
	Saga of Western Man		James Algie, Samuel Cohen, Hans Dudelheim, Walter Essenfeld, Alexander Hamilton, Edward Lempa, Walter Moran, Nils Rasmussen, John Roberts, Robert Sandbo, Edward Shea	ABC
1965 (17th)
1965 (17th)	The Man from U.N.C.L.E.		Henry Berman, Joseph Dervin, William Gulick	NBC
1966 (18th) ^[2]
	Bonanza		Marvin Coil, Everett Douglas, Ellsworth Hoagland	CBS
	The Making of the President 1964		David Blewitt, William T. Cartwright	CBS
	The Man from U.N.C.L.E.		Henry Berman, Joseph Dervin, William Gulick	NBC
	Michelangelo: The Last Giant		Loftus McDonough	NBC
	Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea		James Baiotto, Robert Belcher, Richard Wormell	ABC
1967 (19th)
1967 (19th)	Mission: Impossible		Paul Krasny, Robert Watts	CBS
1968 (20th) ^[3]
	The Bell Telephone Hour	"The Sounds and Sights of Chicago"	Peter Johnson	NBC
	Chrysler Presents The Bob Hope Show		Richard Brockway, Donn Cambern, John C. Fuller	NBC
	Mission: Impossible	"The Photographer"	David Wages	CBS
	Mission: Impossible	"The Traitor"	Robert Watts	CBS
	NBC Experiment in Television	"Four Days in Omaha"	Peter V. Punzi	NBC
	Star Trek	"The Doomsday Machine"	Donald R. Rode	NBC
1969 (21st) ^[4]
	Judd, for the Defense	"An Elephant in a Cigar Box"	Bill Mosher	ABC
	Chrysler Presents The Bob Hope Christmas Special		John C. Fuller, Igo Kantor, Patrick Kennedy, Frank McKelvey	NBC
	Star Trek	"Assignment: Earth"	Donald R. Rode
	Teacher, Teacher (Hallmark Hall of Fame)		Sidney Katz

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1970 (22nd) ^[5]
	Bracken's World	"Sweet Smell of Failure"	Bill Mosher	NBC
	The Ghost & Mrs. Muir	"The Great Power Failure"	Axel R. Hubert	ABC
	Mission: Impossible		Arthur David Hilton	CBS
1971 (23rd) ^[6]
	The Bold Ones: The Senator	"A Continual Roar of Musketry"	Michael Economou	NBC
	The Bold Ones: The Senator	"To Taste of Death But Once"	Douglas Stewart	NBC
	Hawaii Five-O		Arthur David Hilton	CBS
1972 (24th) ^[7]
	Columbo	"Death Lends a Hand"	Edward M. Abroms	NBC
	The Bold Ones: The Lawyers		Richard Bracken, Gloryette Clark, J. Terry Williams	NBC
	Longstreet		Joseph Dervin	ABC
1973 (25th) ^[8]
	The Waltons		Gene Fowler, Marjorie Fowler, Anthony Wollner	CBS
	MASH*		Fred W. Berger, Stanford Tischler	CBS
	The Mary Tyler Moore Show		Douglas Hines	CBS
1974 (26th) ^[9]
	The Blue Knight		Samuel E. Beetley, Gene Fowler, Marjorie Fowler	NBC
	MASH*		Fred W. Berger, Stanford Tischler	CBS
	The Mary Tyler Moore Show		Douglas Hines, Bud S. Isaacs	CBS

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1975 (27th) ^[10]
	Petrocelli	"Mirror, Mirror on the Wall"	Donald R. Rode	NBC
	The Streets of San Francisco	"Cry Help!"	Ray Daniels	ABC
	The Streets of San Francisco	"The Mask of Death"	Jerry Young	ABC
1976 (28th) ^[11]
	Medical Story	"The Quality of Mercy"	Samuel E. Beetley, Ken Zemke	NBC
	Medical Story	"The Right to Die"	Richard L. Van Enger	NBC
	Rich Man, Poor Man	"Part 2"	Douglas Stewart	ABC
	Rich Man, Poor Man	"Part 8"	Richard Bracken	ABC
1977 (29th) ^[12]
	Roots	"Part 1"	Neil Travis	ABC
	Rich Man, Poor Man Book II	"Chapter 3"	Jerrold L. Ludwig	ABC
	Roots	"Part 2"	James T. Heckert
		"Part 3"	Peter Kirby
		"Part 8"	Neil Travis, James T. Heckert
1978 (30th) ^[13]
	Holocaust		Stephen A. Rotter, Robert M. Reitano, Craig McKay, Alan Heim, Brian Smedley-Aston	NBC
	Columbo	"How to Dial a Murder"	Robert Watts	NBC
	Eight Is Enough	"Yes, Nicholas... There Is a Santa Claus"	David Blangsted, Howard Terrill	ABC
	Family	"Acts of Love, Part 1"	Jim Faris	ABC
	King		Byron 'Buzz' Brandt, Richard C. Meyer, David Berlatsky	NBC
	The Waltons	"Grandma Comes Home"	Bill Mosher	CBS

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1979 (31st) ^[14]
	Taxi	"Paper Marriage"	M. Pam Blumenthal	ABC
	Dallas	"Reunion, Part 2"	Fred W. Berger	CBS
	Lou Grant	"Hooker"	James Galloway
	MASH*	"The Billfold Syndrome"	Stanford Tischler, Larry L. Mills

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1980 (32nd) ^[15]
	Taxi	"Louie and the Nice Girl"	M. Pam Blumenthal	ABC
	MASH*	"The Yalu Brick Road"	Stanford Tischler, Larry L. Mills	CBS
	Skag	"Pilot"	Sidney Katz	NBC
	Skag	"The Working Girl, Part 1"	Larry Strong	NBC
1981 (33rd) ^[16]
	Taxi	"Elaine's Strange Triangle"	M. Pam Blumenthal, Jack Michon	ABC
	Dallas	"Ewing-Gate"	Fred W. Berger	CBS
	Dynasty	"The Dinner Party"	Dick Darling	ABC
	The Greatest American Hero	"Pilot"	Christopher Nelson	ABC
	Hill Street Blues	"Hill Street Station"	Ray Daniels, A. David Marshall	NBC
		"Jungle Madness"	Clay Bartels
		"Rites of Spring"	Tom Stevens
	Lou Grant	"Strike"	James Galloway	CBS
	MASH*	"Death Takes a Holiday"	Stanford Tischler, Larry L. Mills
	Palmerstown, U.S.A.	"Crossroads"	Bernard Balmuth
	The White Shadow	"A Day in the Life"	Tony de Zarraga
1982 (34th) ^[17]
	Hill Street Blues	"Of Mouse and Man"	Andrew Chulack	NBC
	Dallas	"The Split"	Fred W. Berger	CBS
	Fame	"Musical Bridge"	Mark Melnick	NBC
	Fame	"Passing Grade"	Michael A. Hoey
	Hill Street Blues	"The Second Oldest Profession"	Ray Daniels
	Quincy, M.E.	"For Love of Joshua"	Jeanene Ambler
1983 (35th) ^[18]
	Hill Street Blues	"Phantom of the Hill"	Ray Daniels	NBC
	Cheers	"Endless Slumper"	Andrew Chulack	NBC
	Dallas	"Ewing's Inferno"	Fred W. Berger	CBS
	Dynasty	"La Mirage"	Bob Blake	ABC
	MASH*	"Goodbye, Farewell and Amen"	Stanford Tischler, Larry L. Mills	CBS
	Matt Houston	"The Showgirl Murders"	Bob Bring	ABC
	Quincy, M.E.	"Quincy's Wedding, Part 2"	Jeanene Ambler	NBC
1984 (36th) ^[19]
	Cheers	"Old Flames"	Andrew Chulack	NBC
	Cagney & Lacey	"The Baby Broker"	Millie Moore	CBS
	Cagney & Lacey	"Choices"	Geoffrey Rowland	CBS
	Hill Street Blues	"Parting Is Such Sweep Sorrow"	Ray Daniels	NBC
	Simon & Simon	"Double Play"	Larry Heath	CBS
1985 (37th) ^[20]
	Cagney & Lacey	"Who Said It's Fair?, Part 2"	Jim Gross	CBS
	Crazy Like a Fox	"Pilot"	J. Terry Williams	CBS
	Miami Vice	"Evan"	Robert A. Daniels	NBC
	Miami Vice	"Smuggler's Blues"	Michael B. Hoggan	NBC
	Murder, She Wrote	"The Murder of Sherlock Holmes"	Donald Douglas	CBS

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Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1986 (38th) ^[21]
	Moonlighting	"The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice"	Neil Mandelberg	ABC
	Amazing Stories	"The Mission"	Steven Kemper	NBC
	Amazing Stories	"Mummy, Daddy"	Joe Ann Fogle
	Miami Vice	"Out Where the Buses Don't Run"	Robert A. Daniels
	Moonlighting	"Every Daughter's Father Is a Virgin"	Roger Bondelli	ABC
1987 (39th) ^[22]
	Moonlighting	"Atomic Shakespeare"	Roger Bondelli, Neil Mandelberg	ABC
	Cagney & Lacey	"Turn, Turn, Turn, Part 1"	Jeanene Ambler	CBS
	L.A. Law	"Pilot"	Ray Daniels, Joe Ann Fogle	NBC
	L.A. Law	"The Venus Butterfly"	Bonnie Koehler
	St. Elsewhere	"Afterlife"	John Heath
1988 (40th) ^[23]
	L.A. Law	"Full Marital Jacket"	Elodie Keene	NBC
	China Beach	"Pilot"	Erwin Dumbrille, Christopher Nelson	ABC
	Frank's Place	"Food Fight"	Marsh Hendry, Robert Souders	CBS
	L.A. Law	"Divorce with Extreme Prejudice"	Quinnie Martin Jr.	NBC
	Thirtysomething	"Therapy"	Victor Du Bois, Richard Freeman	ABC
1989 (41st) ^[24]
	Thirtysomething	"First Day/Last Day"	Steven Rosenblum	ABC
	China Beach	"Vets"	Randy Jon Morgan	ABC
	L.A. Law	"His Suit Is Hirsute"	Paul Dixon	NBC
	Wiseguy	"White Noise"	Larry Strong, Ron Spang	CBS
	The Wonder Years	"Loosiers"	Stuart Bass	ABC

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1990 (42nd) ^[25]
	Twin Peaks	"Pilot"	Duwayne Dunham	ABC
	China Beach	"The Unquiet Earth"	Susan B. Browdy	ABC
	Midnight Caller	"Someone to Love"	Roger Bondelli	NBC
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"Deja Q"	Robert Lederman	Syndicated
	The Wonder Years	"Good-bye"	Michael Vejar	ABC
1991 (43rd) ^[26]
	Cop Rock	"Pilot"	Thomas R. Moore	ABC
	DEA	"Pilot"	Dann Cahn	Fox
	Dinosaurs	"The Mighty Megalosaurus"	Marco Zappia	ABC
	L.A. Law	"God Rest Ye Murray Gentleman"	Jonathan Pontell	NBC
1992 (44th) ^[27]
	Northern Exposure	"Cicely"	Thomas R. Moore	CBS
	Brooklyn Bridge	"War of the Worlds"	Roger Bondelli, Jerry U. Frizell, Ron Volk	CBS
	Law & Order	"Misconception"	Arthur W. Forney	NBC
	Northern Exposure	"Three Amigos"	Briana London	CBS
	The Trials of Rosie O'Neill	"This Can't Be Love"	Jeanene Ambler	CBS
1993 (45th) ^[28]
	Quantum Leap	"Lee Harvey Oswald"	Jon Koslowsky	NBC
	Brooklyn Bridge	"In the Still of the Night"	Ron Volk	CBS
	Northern Exposure	"Thanksgiving"	Briana London	CBS
	Sisters	"Crash and Born"	Susanne Malles	NBC
1994 (46th) ^[29]
	NYPD Blue	"Tempest in a C-Cup"	Stanford C. Allen	ABC
	Christy	"A Closer Walk"	Jeanene Ambler	CBS
	Law & Order	"Sanctuary"	Billy Fox, Laurie Grotstein	NBC
	NYPD Blue	"Pilot"	Lawrence Jordan	ABC
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"All Good Things..."	Daryl Baskin, John Farrell, David Ramirez	Syndicated
1995 (47th) ^[30]
	ER	"Love's Labor Lost"	Randy Jon Morgan, Rick Tuber	NBC
	Chicago Hope	"Pilot"	Lori Jane Coleman	CBS
	Chicago Hope	"The Quarantine"	Randy Roberts	CBS
	ER	"Pilot"	Randy Jon Morgan	NBC
	The X-Files	"Duane Barry"	James Coblentz	Fox
	The X-Files	"Sleepless"	Stephen Mark	Fox
1996 (48th) ^[31]
	JAG	"Pilot"	Jon Koslowsky	NBC
	Chicago Hope	"Leave of Absence"	Jim Stewart	CBS
	ER	"The Healers"	Randy Jon Morgan	NBC
	ER	"Hell and Water High"	Jacque Elaine Toberen	NBC
	NYPD Blue	"Death in the Family"	Craig Bench	ABC
1997 (49th) ^[32]
	ER	"The Long Way Around"	Randy Jon Morgan	NBC
	Chicago Hope	"Days of the Rope"	Alec Smight, Mark C. Baldwin, Augie Hess	CBS
	ER	"Union Station"	Kevin Casey	NBC
	Law & Order	"Judgment in L.A., Part 2"	David Siegel	NBC
	The X-Files	"Tempus Fugit"	Heather MacDougall	Fox
	The X-Files	"Terma"	Jim Gross	Fox
1998 (50th) ^[33]
	The X-Files	"Kill Switch"	Heather MacDougall	Fox
	Ally McBeal	"Cro-Magnon"	Thomas R. Moore	Fox
	Chicago Hope	"Brain Salad Surgery"	Alec Smight	CBS
	ER	"Exodus"	Kevin Casey	NBC
	The X-Files	"Mind's Eye"	Casey O. Rohrs	Fox
	The X-Files	"The Post-Modern Prometheus"	Lynne Willingham	Fox
1999 (51st) ^[34]
	The Sopranos	"Pilot"	Joanna Cappuccilli Lovetti	HBO
	Ally McBeal	"Angels and Blimps"	Philip Carr Neel	Fox
	ER	"The Storm, Part 1"	Kevin Casey	NBC
	The X-Files	"S.R. 819"	Heather MacDougall	Fox

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2000 (52nd) ^[35]
	ER	"All in the Family"	Kevin Casey	NBC
	The Sopranos	"Funhouse"	Sidney Wolinsky	HBO
	The Sopranos	"The Knight in White Satin Armor"	William B. Stich	HBO
	The West Wing	"In Excelsis Deo"	Bill Johnson	NBC
	The West Wing	"What Kind of Day Has It Been"	Tina Hirsch	NBC
2001 (53rd) ^[36]
	The West Wing	"Two Cathedrals"	Bill Johnson	NBC
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Pilot"	Alex Mackie and Alec Smight	CBS
	The Practice	"The Day After"	Susanne Malles	ABC
	The Sopranos	"Employee of the Month"	Sidney Wolinsky	HBO
	The Sopranos	"Pine Barrens"	Conrad M. Gonzalez	HBO

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2002 (54th) ^[37]	24	"7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m."	Chris G. Willingham	Fox
	Alias	"Q & A"	Maryann Brandon	ABC
	Six Feet Under	"Pilot"	Christopher Nelson	HBO
	24	"12:00 a.m. – 1:00 a.m."	David B. Thompson	Fox
	The West Wing	"100,000 Airplanes"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
	The West Wing	"Bartlet for America"	Lauren A. Schaffer	NBC
2003 (55th) ^[38]	24	"Day 2: 5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m."	Chris G. Willingham	Fox
	Alias	"Phase One"	Maryann Brandon	ABC
	The Sopranos	"Whoever Did This"	William B. Stich	HBO
	24	"Day 2: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m."	David Latham and Chris G. Willingham	Fox
	The West Wing	"Twenty Five"	Janet Ashikaga	NBC
2004 (56th) ^[39]	24	"Day 3: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m."	Chris G. Willingham	Fox
	ER	"Freefall"	Kevin Casey	NBC
	The Sopranos	"All Happy Families..."	Sidney Wolinsky	HBO
		"Irregular Around the Margins"	Conrad M. Gonzalez
		"Long Term Parking"	William B. Stich
2005 (57th) ^[40]	Lost	"Pilot"	Mary Jo Markey	ABC
	Deadwood	"A Lie Agreed Upon, Part 1"	Stephen Mark	HBO
	24	"Day 4: 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m."	Scott Powell	Fox
		"Day 4: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m."	David Latham
		"Day 4: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m."	Chris G. Willingham
2006 (58th) ^[41]	24	"Day 5: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m."	David Latham	Fox
	Boston Legal	"Race Ipsa"	Philip Carr Neel	ABC
	Lost	"Live Together, Die Alone"	Sue Blainey, Sarah Boyd and Stephen Semel
	Lost	"One of Them"	Sarah Boyd
	24	"Day 5: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m."	Scott Powell	Fox
2007 (59th) ^[42]	Dexter	"Dexter"	Elena Maganini	Showtime
	Heroes	"Genesis"	Donn Aron, Louise Innes and Michael S. Murphy	NBC
	Lost	"Through the Looking Glass"	Mark Goldman, Stephen Semel and Henk Van Eeghen	ABC
	The Sopranos	"The Second Coming"	Lynne Whitlock	HBO
	The Sopranos	"Soprano Home Movies"	William B. Stich	HBO
2008 (60th) ^[43]	Breaking Bad	"Pilot"	Lynne Willingham	AMC
	Battlestar Galactica	"He That Believeth in Me"	Julius Ramsey	Sci Fi
	Boston Legal	"The Mighty Rogues"	Philip Carr Neel	ABC
	Heroes	"Powerless"	Scott Boyd	NBC
	Lost	"There's No Place Like Home, Part 2"	Robert Florio, Mark Goldman, Stephen Semel and Henk Van Eeghen	ABC
	Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	"Pilot"	Paul Karasick	Fox
2009 (61st) ^[44]	Breaking Bad	"ABQ"	Lynne Willingham	AMC
	Battlestar Galactica	"Daybreak, Part 2"	Michael O'Halloran, Julius Ramsay and Andrew Seklir	Sci Fi
	Lost	"The Incident"	Mark Goldman, Christopher Nelson and Stephen Semel	ABC
	Mad Men	"Maidenform"	Cindy Mollo	AMC
	24	"Day 7: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m."	Scott Powell	Fox

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2010 (62nd) ^[45]	Lost	"The End"	Mark Goldman, Christopher Nelson, Stephen Semel and Henk Van Eeghan	ABC
	Breaking Bad	"No Mas"	Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Dexter	"The Getaway"	Matthew V. Colonna	Showtime
	Mad Men	"Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency"	Tom Wilson	AMC
	Mad Men	"The Gypsy and the Hobo"	Christopher Nelson and Pattye Rogers	AMC
2011 (63rd) ^[46]	Boardwalk Empire	"Boardwalk Empire"	Sidney Wolinsky	HBO
	Dexter	"Take It!"	Louis Cioffi	Showtime
	The Killing	"Pilot"	Elizabeth Kling	AMC
	Mad Men	"Blowing Smoke"	Pattye Rogers and Leo Trombetta
	Mad Men	"The Suitcase"	Tom Wilson
2012 (64th) ^[47]	Homeland	"Pilot"	Jordan Goldman and David Latham	Showtime
	Breaking Bad	"End Times"	Kelley Dixon	AMC
	Breaking Bad	"Face Off"	Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Downton Abbey	"Episode Seven"	John Wilson	PBS
	Mad Men	"Far Away Places"	Chris Gay	AMC
2013 (65th) ^[48]	Breaking Bad	"Gliding Over All"	Kelley Dixon	AMC
	Breaking Bad	"Dead Freight"	Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Game of Thrones	"The Rains of Castamere"	Oral Ottey	HBO
	House of Cards	"Chapter 1"	Kirk Baxter	Netflix
	Mad Men	"Collaborators"	Chris Figler	AMC
2014 (66th) ^[49]	Breaking Bad	"Felina"	Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Breaking Bad	"Granite State"	Kelley Dixon and Chris McCaleb	AMC
	Breaking Bad	"To'hajiilee"	Kelley Dixon	AMC
	House of Cards	"Chapter 14"	Byron Smith	Netflix
	True Detective	"Who Goes There"	Affonso Gonçalves	HBO
2015 (67th) ^[50]	Game of Thrones	"The Dance of Dragons"	Katie Weiland	HBO
	Better Call Saul	"Five-O"	Kelley Dixon	AMC
	Better Call Saul	"Marco"	Kelley Dixon and Chris McCaleb	AMC
	Game of Thrones	"Hardhome"	Tim Porter	HBO
	Mad Men	"Person to Person"	Tom Wilson	AMC
2016 (68th) ^[51]	Game of Thrones	"Battle of the Bastards"	Tim Porter	HBO
	Better Call Saul	"Nailed"	Kelley Dixon and Chris McCaleb	AMC
	Better Call Saul	"Rebecca"	Kelley Dixon	AMC
	Game of Thrones	"Oathbreaker"	Katie Weiland	HBO
	Narcos	"Descenso"	Leo Trombetta	Netflix
2017 (69th) ^[52]
	Stranger Things	"Chapter One: The Vanishing of Will Byers"	Dean Zimmerman	Netflix
	Better Call Saul	"Chicanery"	Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Better Call Saul	"Witness"	Kelley Dixon and Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Stranger Things	"Chapter Seven: The Bathtub"	Kevin D. Ross	Netflix
	Westworld	"The Bicameral Mind"	Andrew Seklir	HBO
2018 (70th) ^[53]
	The Handmaid's Tale	"June"	Wendy Hallam Martin	Hulu
	Game of Thrones	"Beyond the Wall"	Tim Porter	HBO
		"The Dragon and the Wolf"	Crispin Green
		"The Spoils of War"	Katie Weiland
	Stranger Things	"Chapter Nine: The Gate"	Kevin D. Ross	Netflix
2019 (71st) ^[54]
	Game of Thrones	"The Long Night"	Tim Porter	HBO
	Game of Thrones	"The Iron Throne"	Katie Weiland	HBO
	Game of Thrones	"Winterfell"	Crispin Green	HBO
	The Handmaid's Tale	"The Word"	Wendy Hallam Martin	Hulu
	Killing Eve	"Desperate Times"	Dan Crinnion	BBC America
	Ozark	"One Way Out"	Cindy Mollo and Heather Goodwin Floyd	Netflix

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2020 (72nd) ^[55]
	Succession	"This Is Not for Tears"	Bill Henry and Venya Bruk	HBO
	The Mandalorian	"Chapter 2: The Child"	Andrew S. Eisen	Disney+
		"Chapter 4: Sanctuary"	Dana E. Glauberman and Dylan Firshein
		"Chapter 8: Redemption"	Jeff Seibenick
	Ozark	"Fire Pink"	Vikash Patel	Netflix
	Ozark	"Wartime"	Cindy Mollo
	Stranger Things	"Chapter Eight: The Battle of Starcourt"	Dean Zimmerman and Katheryn Naranjo
	Succession	"DC"	Ken Eluto	HBO
2021 (73rd) ^[56]
	The Crown	"Fairytale"	Yan Miles	Netflix
	The Crown	"Avalanche"	Paulo Pandolpho	Netflix
	The Handmaid's Tale	"The Crossing"	Wendy Hallam Martin	Hulu
	The Mandalorian	"Chapter 11: The Heiress"	Dylan Firshen and J. Erik Jessen	Disney+
		"Chapter 13: The Jedi"	Andrew S. Eisen
		"Chapter 15: The Believer"	Jeff Seibenick
		"Chapter 16: The Rescue"	Adam Gerstel
2022 (74th) ^[57]
	Euphoria	"The Theater and Its Double"	Laura Zempel, Julio C. Perez IV, Nikola Boyanov and Aaron I. Butler	HBO
	Severance	"In Perpetuity"	Erica Freed Marker and Geoffrey Richman	Apple TV+
	Severance	"The We We Are"	Geoffrey Richman	Apple TV+
	Squid Game	"Gganbu"	Nam Na-yeong	Netflix
	Stranger Things	"Chapter Four: Dear Billy"	Dean Zimmerman and Casey Cichocki	Netflix
	Succession	"All the Bells Say"	Ken Eluto and Ellen Tam	HBO
	Succession	"Chiantishire"	Jane Rizzo	HBO
2023 (75th) ^[58]
	The Last of Us	"Endure and Survive"	Timothy A. Good and Emily Mendez	HBO
	Better Call Saul	"Saul Gone"	Skip Macdonald	AMC
	Succession	"America Decides"	Jane Rizzo	HBO
		"Connor's Wedding"	Bill Henry
		"With Open Eyes"	Ken Eluto
	The White Lotus	"Abductions"	Heather Persons
	The White Lotus	"Arrivederci"	John M. Valerio