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Best Dramatic Presentation

1958 to 2002. Most wins: The Twilight Zone, 3

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  1. 2002
    The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
  2. 2001
    Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
  3. 2000
    Galaxy Quest
  4. 1999
    The Truman Show
  5. 1998
    Contact
  6. 1997
    Babylon 5: “Severed Dreams”
  7. 1996
    Babylon 5: “The Coming of Shadows”
  8. 1995
    Star Trek: The Next Generation: “All Good Things…”
  9. 1994
    Jurassic Park
  10. 1993
    Star Trek: The Next Generation: “The Inner Light”
  11. 1992
    Terminator 2: Judgment Day
  12. 1991
    Edward Scissorhands
  13. 1990
    Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
  14. 1989
    Who Framed Roger Rabbit
  15. 1988
    The Princess Bride
  16. 1987
    Aliens
  17. 1986
    Back to the Future
  18. 1985
    2010
  19. 1984
    Return of the Jedi
  20. 1983
    Blade Runner
  21. 1982
    Raiders of the Lost Ark
  22. 1981
    The Empire Strikes Back
  23. 1980
    Alien
  24. 1979
    Superman
  25. 1978
    Star Wars
  26. 1977
    No Award
  27. 1976
    A Boy and His Dog
  28. 1975
    Young Frankenstein
  29. 1974
    Sleeper
  30. 1973
    Slaughterhouse-Five
  31. 1972
    A Clockwork Orange
  32. 1971
    No Award
  33. 1970
    TV Coverage of Apollo XI
  34. 1969
    2001: A Space Odyssey
  35. 1968
    Star Trek: “The City on the Edge of Forever”
  36. 1967
    Star Trek: “The Menagerie”
  37. 1966
    No Award
  38. 1965
    Dr. Strangelove
  39. 1964
    No Award
  40. 1963
    No Award
  41. 1962
    The Twilight Zone
  42. 1961
    The Twilight Zone
  43. 1960
    The Twilight Zone
  44. 1959
    No Award
  45. 1958
    The Incredible Shrinking Man
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