TCA Award for Individual Achievement in Drama

The TCA Award for Individual Achievement in Drama is an award given by the Television Critics Association.^[1]

Winners and nominees

Year	Winner	Program	Other Nominees
1996-1997 (13th)	Andre Braugher	Homicide: Life on the Street (NBC)	Gillian Anderson — The X-Files (Fox) David Duchovny — The X-Files (Fox) Anthony Edwards — ER (NBC) Dennis Franz — NYPD Blue (ABC) Joe Pantoliano — EZ Streets (CBS)
1997-1998 (14th)	Andre Braugher	Homicide: Life on the Street (NBC)	Kevin Anderson — Nothing Sacred (ABC) Anthony Edwards — ER (NBC) Dennis Franz — NYPD Blue (ABC) Kyle Secor — Homicide: Life on the Street (NBC)
1998-1999 (15th)	James Gandolfini and David E. Kelley	The Sopranos (HBO) The Practice (ABC)	David Chase — The Sopranos (HBO) Dennis Franz — NYPD Blue (ABC) Camryn Manheim — The Practice (ABC) Dylan McDermott — The Practice (ABC)
1999-2000 (16th)	James Gandolfini	The Sopranos (HBO)	Allison Janney — The West Wing (NBC) Martin Sheen — The West Wing (NBC) Aaron Sorkin — The West Wing (NBC) Sela Ward — Once and Again (ABC)
2000-2001 (17th)	James Gandolfini	The Sopranos (HBO)	Edie Falco — The Sopranos (HBO) Sarah Michelle Gellar — Buffy the Vampire Slayer (The WB) Chi McBride — Boston Public (Fox) Martin Sheen — The West Wing (NBC)
2001-2002 (18th)	Michael Chiklis	The Shield (FX)	Lauren Graham — Gilmore Girls (The WB) Rachel Griffiths — Six Feet Under (HBO) Martin Sheen — The West Wing (NBC) Kiefer Sutherland — 24 (Fox)
2002-2003 (19th)	Edie Falco	The Sopranos (HBO)	James Gandolfini — The Sopranos (HBO) Jennifer Garner — Alias (ABC) Neal McDonough — Boomtown (NBC) Kiefer Sutherland — 24 (Fox)
2003-2004 (20th)	Ian McShane	Deadwood (HBO)	Edie Falco — The Sopranos (HBO) James Gandolfini — The Sopranos (HBO) Al Pacino — Angels in America (HBO) Kiefer Sutherland — 24 (Fox)
2004-2005 (21st)	Hugh Laurie	House (Fox)	Kristen Bell — Veronica Mars (UPN) Matthew Fox — Lost (ABC) Ian McShane — Deadwood (HBO) Kiefer Sutherland — 24 (Fox)
2005-2006 (22nd)	Hugh Laurie	House (Fox)	Alan Alda — The West Wing (NBC) James Gandolfini — The Sopranos (HBO) Kyra Sedgwick — The Closer (TNT) Kiefer Sutherland — 24 (Fox)
2006-2007 (23rd)	Michael C. Hall	Dexter (Showtime)	Connie Britton — Friday Night Lights (NBC) Kyle Chandler — Friday Night Lights (NBC) Hugh Laurie — House (Fox) Helen Mirren — Prime Suspect: The Final Act (PBS)
2007-2008 (24th)	Paul Giamatti	John Adams (HBO)	Connie Britton — Friday Night Lights (NBC) Glenn Close — Damages (FX) Jon Hamm — Mad Men (AMC) David Simon — The Wire (HBO)
2008-2009 (25th)	Bryan Cranston	Breaking Bad (AMC)	Glenn Close — Damages (FX) Walton Goggins — The Shield (FX) Jon Hamm — Mad Men (AMC) Hugh Laurie — House (Fox)
2009-2010 (26th)	Julianna Margulies	The Good Wife (CBS)	Bryan Cranston — Breaking Bad (AMC) John Lithgow — Dexter (Showtime) Aaron Paul — Breaking Bad (AMC) Katey Sagal — Sons of Anarchy (FX)
2010-2011 (27th)	Jon Hamm	Mad Men (AMC)	Steve Buscemi — Boardwalk Empire (HBO) Peter Dinklage — Game of Thrones (HBO) Julianna Margulies — The Good Wife (CBS) Margo Martindale — Justified (FX) Timothy Olyphant — Justified (FX)
2011-2012 (28th)	Claire Danes	Homeland (Showtime)	Bryan Cranston — Breaking Bad (AMC) Peter Dinklage — Game of Thrones (HBO) Jon Hamm — Mad Men (AMC) Jessica Lange — American Horror Story (FX)
2012-2013 (29th)	Tatiana Maslany	Orphan Black (BBC America)	Bryan Cranston — Breaking Bad (AMC) Vera Farmiga — Bates Motel (A&E) Monica Potter — Parenthood (NBC) Matthew Rhys — The Americans (FX)
2013-2014 (30th)	Matthew McConaughey	True Detective (HBO)	Bryan Cranston — Breaking Bad (AMC) Julianna Margulies — The Good Wife (CBS) Tatiana Maslany — Orphan Black (BBC America) Matthew Rhys — The Americans (FX)
2014-2015 (31st)	Jon Hamm	Mad Men (AMC)	Viola Davis — How to Get Away with Murder (ABC) Taraji P. Henson — Empire (Fox) Bob Odenkirk — Better Call Saul (AMC) Matthew Rhys — The Americans (FX)

Multiple wins

3 wins

James Gandolfini (consecutive)

2 wins

Andre Braugher (consecutive)
Jon Hamm
Hugh Laurie (consecutive)

Multiple nominees

6 nominations

James Gandolfini

5 nominations

Bryan Cranston
Jon Hamm
Kiefer Sutherland

4 nominations

Hugh Laurie

3 nominations

Edie Falco
Dennis Franz
Julianna Margulies
Matthew Rhys
Martin Sheen

2 nominations

Andre Braugher
Connie Britton
Glenn Close
Peter Dinklage
Anthony Edwards
Tatiana Maslany
Ian McShane

References

↑ "Past winners of the TCA Awards". Television Critics Association.

External links

Official website

TCA Awards

Current awards	Program of the Year Outstanding Achievement in Comedy Outstanding Achievement in Drama Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries, and Specials Outstanding New Program Individual Achievement in Comedy Individual Achievement in Drama Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming Outstanding Achievement in News and Information Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming Heritage Award Career Achievement Award

Retired awards	Outstanding Achievement in Sports

Ceremonies	1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

TCA Award for Individual Achievement in Drama

Andre Braugher (1997—1998) James Gandolfini / David E. Kelley (1999) James Gandolfini (2000—2001) Michael Chiklis (2002) Edie Falco (2003) Ian McShane (2004) Hugh Laurie (2005—2006) Michael C. Hall (2007) Paul Giamatti (2008) Bryan Cranston (2009) Julianna Margulies (2010) Jon Hamm (2011) Claire Danes (2012) Tatiana Maslany (2013) Matthew McConaughey (2014) Jon Hamm (2015)

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