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Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing – Drama Series

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The Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series is one of the annual Directors Guild of America Awards given by the Directors Guild of America. It was first presented at the 24th Directors Guild of America Awards in 1972. The current eligibility period is the calendar year.

Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing – Drama Series
Awarded forOutstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series
CountryUnited States
Presented byDirectors Guild of America
First awarded1971
Currently held byPeter Hoar for The Last of Us (2023)
Websitewww.dga.org

Winners and nominees

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1970s

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Year Program Episode Winners and nominees Network Ref.
1971
(24th) 		The Man and the City "Hands of Love" Daniel Petrie ABC [1]
Birdbath – Lamont Johnson PBS
Samuel Beckett's Beginning to End Lewis Freedman
1972
(25th) 		The Waltons "Dust Bowl Cousins" Robert Butler CBS [2]
Hawaii Five-O "V for Fashion" Charles S. Dubin CBS
Marcus Welby, M.D. "Love is When They Say They Need You" Marc Daniels ABC
1973
(26th) 		Kojak "Knockover" Charles S. Dubin CBS [3]
Kung Fu "Eye for an Eye" Jerry Thorpe ABC
The Waltons "The Journey" Harry Harris CBS
1974
(27th) 		Kojak "Cross Your Heart, Hope to Die" David Friedkin CBS [4]
The Streets of San Francisco "Cry Help" Corey Allen ABC
"Mask of Death" Harry Falk
1975
(28th) 		Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill James Cellan Jones PBS [5]
Carl Sandburg's Lincoln George Schaefer NBC
Kojak "How Cruel The Frost, How Bright The Stars" David Friedkin CBS
1976
(29th) 		Family "Rites of Friendship" Glenn Jordan ABC [6]
The Adams Chronicles "Chapter III: John Adams, Diplomat" James Cellan Jones PBS
Rich Man, Poor Man Book II "Chapter III" Bill Bixby ABC
1977
(30th) 		Roots "Part II" John Erman ABC [7]
Family "Acts of Love: Part 1" & "Acts of Love: Part 2" E. W. Swackhamer ABC
James at 15 "Friends" Joseph Hardy NBC
1978
(31st) 		Lou Grant "Prisoner" Gene Reynolds CBS [8]
Laurence Olivier Presents "The Collection" Michael Apted PBS
The Paper Chase "Pilot" Joseph Hardy CBS
1979
(32nd) 		Lou Grant "Cop" Roger Young CBS [9]
Lou Grant "Bomb" Gene Reynolds CBS
The White Shadow "Pregnant Pause" Jackie Cooper

1980s

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Year Program Episode Winners and nominees Network Ref.
1980
(33rd) 		Lou Grant "Lou" Roger Young CBS [10]
Dallas "House Divided" Irving Moore CBS
Lou Grant "Nightside" Gene Reynolds
1981
(34th) 		Hill Street Blues "Hill Street Station" Robert Butler NBC [11]
Hill Street Blues "The Last White Man on East Ferry" David Anspaugh NBC
"Up in Arms" Georg Stanford Brown
1982
(35th) 		Hill Street Blues "Personal Foul" David Anspaugh NBC [12]
American Playhouse "Weekend" Paul Bogart PBS
Fame "And the Winner Is" Marc Daniels NBC
1983
(36th) 		Hill Street Blues "Life in the Minors" Jeff Bleckner NBC [13]
Hill Street Blues "Goodbye, Mr. Scripps" Corey Allen NBC
"Here's Adventure, Here's Romance" Christian Nyby
1984
(37th) 		Hill Street Blues "The Rise and Fall of Paul the Wall" Thomas Carter NBC [14]
St. Elsewhere "Fade to White" David Anspaugh NBC
"Sweet Dreams" Mark Tinker
1985
(38th) 		Moonlighting "My Fair David" Will Mackenzie ABC [15]
Cagney & Lacey "Who Said it's Fair? (Part 2)" Ray Danton CBS
Miami Vice "Smuggler's Blues" Paul Michael Glaser NBC
1986
(39th) 		Moonlighting "Atomic Shakespeare" Will Mackenzie ABC [16]
L.A. Law "The Venus Butterfly" Donald Petrie NBC
St. Elsewhere "Afterlife" Mark Tinker
1987
(40th) 		thirtysomething "Pilot" Marshall Herskovitz ABC [17]
Cagney & Lacey "Turn, Turn, Turn (Part 1)" Sharron Miller CBS
St. Elsewhere "Weigh In, Weigh Out" Mark Tinker NBC
1988
(41st) 		thirtysomething "Therapy" Marshall Herskovitz ABC [18]
St. Elsewhere "The Last One" Mark Tinker NBC
thirtysomething "Accounts Receivable, Michael's Brother" Edward Zwick ABC
1989
(42nd) 		L.A. Law "I'm in the Nude for Love" Eric Laneuville NBC [19]
L.A. Law "Lie Down and Deliver" Gabrielle Beaumont NBC
"To Live and Diet in L.A." John Pasquin
thirtysomething "Love & Sex" Marshall Herskovitz ABC

1990s

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Year Program Episode Winners and nominees Network Ref.
1990
(43rd) 		Quantum Leap "The Leap Home (Part 2)" Michael Zinberg NBC [20]
thirtysomething "The Go-Between" Scott Winant ABC
Twin Peaks "Episode 5" Lesli Linka Glatter
1991
(44th) 		I'll Fly Away "All God's Children" Eric Laneuville NBC [21]
Northern Exposure "Goodbye to All That" Stuart Margolin CBS
"Jules & Joel" James Hayman
1992
(45th) 		Northern Exposure "Cicely" Rob Thompson CBS [22]
I'll Fly Away "The Way Things Are" Roy Campanella II NBC
Northern Exposure "Thanksgiving" Michael Fresco CBS
1993
(46th) 		NYPD Blue "Pilot" Gregory Hoblit ABC [23]
Homicide: Life on the Street "Gone for Goode" Barry Levinson NBC
NYPD Blue "From Hare to Eternity" Eric Laneuville ABC
"True Confessions" Charles Haid
Picket Fences "The Dancing Bandit" Lou Antonio CBS
1994
(47th) 		ER "Into That Good Night" Charles Haid NBC [24]
Chicago Hope "Pilot" Michael Pressman CBS
ER "Blizzard" Mimi Leder NBC
"The Gift" Félix Enríquez Alcalá
NYPD Blue "Simon Says" Gregory Hoblit ABC
1995
(48th) 		ER "Hell and High Water" Christopher Chulack NBC [25]
ER "Do One, Teach One, Kill One" Félix Enríquez Alcalá NBC
"Love's Labor Lost" Mimi Leder
Murder One "Pilot" Charles Haid ABC
The X-Files "The List" Chris Carter Fox
1996
(49th) 		ER "Fear of Flying" Christopher Chulack NBC [26]
ER "Ask Me No Questions, I'll Tell You No Lies" Paris Barclay NBC
"The Healers" Mimi Leder
NYPD Blue "A Death in the Family" Mark Tinker ABC
"These Old Bones" Donna Deitch
1997
(50th) 		Homicide: Life on the Street "The Documentary" Barbara Kopple NBC [27]
Ally McBeal "Pilot" James Frawley Fox
Brooklyn South "Pilot" Mark Tinker CBS
ER "Fathers and Sons" Christopher Chulack NBC
The X-Files "The Post-Modern Prometheus" Chris Carter Fox
1998
(51st) 		NYPD Blue "Hearts and Souls" Paris Barclay ABC [28]
Homicide: Life on the Street "Finnegan's Wake" Steve Buscemi NBC
Law & Order "Under the Influence" Adam Davidson
NYPD Blue "Danny Boy" Mark Tinker ABC
The X-Files "Triangle" Chris Carter Fox
1999
(52nd) 		The Sopranos "Pilot" David Chase HBO [29]
The Sopranos "46 Long" Daniel Attias HBO
"College" Allen Coulter
"Nobody Knows Anything" Henry J. Bronchtein
The West Wing "Pilot" Thomas Schlamme NBC

2000s

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Year Program Episode Winners and nominees Network Ref.
2000
(53rd) 		The West Wing "Noël" Thomas Schlamme NBC [30]
The Sopranos "From Where to Eternity" Henry J. Bronchtein HBO
"Funhouse" John Patterson
"The Knight in White Satin Armor" Allen Coulter
The West Wing "The Portland Trip" Paris Barclay NBC
2001
(54th) 		Six Feet Under "Pilot" Alan Ball HBO [31]
24 "12:00 a.m. – 1:00 a.m." Stephen Hopkins Fox
The Sopranos "Pine Barrens" Steve Buscemi HBO
The West Wing "The Indians in the Lobby" Paris Barclay NBC
"Two Cathedrals" Thomas Schlamme
2002
(55th) 		The Sopranos "Whitecaps" John Patterson HBO [32]
Six Feet Under "Back to the Garden" Daniel Attias HBO
The Sopranos "Whoever Did This" Tim Van Patten
The West Wing "Debate Camp" Paris Barclay NBC
"Posse Comitatus" Alex Graves
2003
(56th) 		The West Wing "Twenty Five" Christopher Misiano NBC [33]
24 "Day 2: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m." Jon Cassar Fox
Six Feet Under "I'm Sorry, I'm Lost" Alan Ball HBO
"Nobody Sleeps" Alan Poul
"Twilight" Kathy Bates
2004
(57th) 		Deadwood "Deadwood" Walter Hill HBO [34]
ER "Time of Death" Christopher Chulack NBC
Lost "Pilot (Part 1)" J. J. Abrams ABC
The Sopranos "All Due Respect" John Patterson HBO
"Long Term Parking" Tim Van Patten
2005
(58th) 		Rome "The Stolen Eagle" Michael Apted HBO [35]
Grey's Anatomy "A Hard Day's Night" Peter Horton ABC
"Into You Like a Train" Jeff Melman
House "Three Stories" Paris Barclay Fox
Six Feet Under "Everyone's Waiting" Alan Ball HBO
2006
(59th) 		24 "Day 5: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m." Jon Cassar Fox [36]
Grey's Anatomy "It's the End of the World" & "As We Know It" Peter Horton ABC
The Sopranos "Join the Club" David Nutter HBO
"Members Only" Tim Van Patten
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip "Pilot" Thomas Schlamme NBC
2007
(60th) 		Mad Men "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" Alan Taylor AMC [37]
Lost "The Brig" Eric Laneuville ABC
"Through the Looking Glass" Jack Bender
The Sopranos "Made in America" David Chase HBO
"Soprano Home Movies" Tim Van Patten
2008
(61st) 		The Wire "Transitions" Dan Attias HBO [38]
In Treatment "Week 8: Alex" Paris Barclay HBO
Lost "The Constant" Jack Bender ABC
Mad Men "Meditations in an Emergency" Matthew Weiner AMC
"The Mountain King" Alan Taylor
2009
(62nd) 		Mad Men "Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency" Lesli Linka Glatter AMC [39]
In Treatment "Week 4: Gina" Paris Barclay HBO
Lost "The Incident" Jack Bender ABC
Mad Men "The Gypsy and the Hobo" Jennifer Getzinger AMC
"Shut the Door. Have a Seat." Matthew Weiner

2010s

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Year Program Episode Winners and nominees Network Ref.
2010
(63rd) 		Boardwalk Empire "Boardwalk Empire" Martin Scorsese HBO [40]
Boardwalk Empire "Paris Green" Allen Coulter HBO
Lost "The End" Jack Bender ABC
Mad Men "The Suitcase" Jennifer Getzinger AMC
The Walking Dead "Days Gone Bye" Frank Darabont
2011
(64th) 		The Killing "Pilot" Patty Jenkins AMC [41]
Breaking Bad "Face Off" Vince Gilligan AMC
Friday Night Lights "Always" Michael Waxman The 101 Network / NBC
Game of Thrones "Winter Is Coming" Tim Van Patten HBO
Homeland "Pilot" Michael Cuesta Showtime
2012
(65th) 		Breaking Bad "Fifty-One" Rian Johnson AMC [42]
Homeland "The Choice" Michael Cuesta Showtime
"Q&A" Lesli Linka Glatter
Mad Men "A Little Kiss" Jennifer Getzinger AMC
The Newsroom "We Just Decided To" Greg Mottola HBO
2013
(66th) 		Breaking Bad "Felina" Vince Gilligan AMC [43]
Breaking Bad "Blood Money" Bryan Cranston AMC
Game of Thrones "The Rains of Castamere" David Nutter HBO
Homeland "The Star" Lesli Linka Glatter Showtime
House of Cards "Chapter 1" David Fincher Netflix
2014
(67th) 		Homeland "From A to B and Back Again" Lesli Linka Glatter Showtime [44]
Game of Thrones "The Children" Alex Graves HBO
Homeland "13 Hours in Islamabad" Dan Attias Showtime
House of Cards "Chapter 22" Jodie Foster Netflix
True Detective "Who Goes There" Cary Joji Fukunaga HBO
2015
(68th) 		Game of Thrones "Mother's Mercy" David Nutter HBO [45]
Downton Abbey "Episode Eight" Michael Engler PBS
Homeland "The Tradition of Hospitality" Lesli Linka Glatter Showtime
The Knick "Williams and Walker" Steven Soderbergh Cinemax
Mad Men "Person to Person" Matthew Weiner AMC
2016
(69th) 		Game of Thrones "Battle of the Bastards" Miguel Sapochnik HBO [46]
The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story "From the Ashes of Tragedy" Ryan Murphy FX
"The Race Card" John Singleton
Stranger Things "Chapter One: The Vanishing of Will Byers" The Duffer Brothers Netflix
Westworld "The Original" Jonathan Nolan HBO
2017
(70th) 		The Handmaid's Tale "Offred" Reed Morano Hulu [47]
Game of Thrones "Beyond the Wall" Alan Taylor HBO
"The Dragon and the Wolf" Jeremy Podeswa
"The Spoils of War" Matt Shakman
Stranger Things "Chapter Nine: The Gate" The Duffer Brothers Netflix
2018
(71st) 		Succession "Celebration" Adam McKay HBO [48][49]
The Americans "START" Chris Long FX
The Handmaid's Tale "Holly" Daina Reid Hulu
Homeland "Paean to the People" Lesli Linka Glatter Showtime
Ozark "Reparations" Jason Bateman Netflix
2019
(72nd) 		Watchmen "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice" Nicole Kassell HBO [50][51]
Game of Thrones "The Last of the Starks" David Nutter HBO
"The Long Night" Miguel Sapochnik
Succession "This Is Not for Tears" Mark Mylod
Watchmen "This Extraordinary Being" Stephen Williams

2020s

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Year Program Episode Winners and nominees Network Ref.
2020
(73rd) 		Homeland "Prisoners of War" Lesli Linka Glatter Showtime [52][53]
Better Call Saul "Bagman" Vince Gilligan AMC
Bridgerton "Diamond of the First Water" Julie Anne Robinson Netflix
The Mandalorian "Chapter 9: The Marshal" Jon Favreau Disney+
Ozark "Wartime" Jason Bateman Netflix
2021
(74th) 		Succession "All the Bells Say" Mark Mylod HBO [54][55]
Succession "Retired Janitors of Idaho" Kevin Bray HBO
"What It Takes" Andrij Parekh
"Lion in the Meadow" Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman
"Too Much Birthday" Lorene Scafaria
2022
(75th) 		Euphoria "Stand Still Like the Hummingbird" Sam Levinson HBO [56][57]
Better Call Saul "Waterworks" Vince Gilligan AMC
Ozark "A Hard Way To Go" Jason Bateman Netflix
Severance "Hide and Seek" Aoife McArdle Apple TV+
"The We We Are" Ben Stiller
2023
(76th) 		The Last of Us "Long, Long Time" Peter Hoar HBO [58][59]
Succession "Rehearsal" Becky Martin HBO
"Connor's Wedding" Mark Mylod
"America Decides" Andrij Parekh
"Tailgate Party" Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman

Programs with multiple wins

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Programs with multiple nominations

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Individuals with multiple wins

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3 wins
2 wins

Individuals with multiple nominations

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Total awards by network

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  • HBO – 14
  • NBC – 13
  • ABC – 9
  • CBS – 7
  • AMC – 5
  • Showtime – 2
  • Fox – 1
  • Hulu – 1
  • PBS – 1

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