Emmy Award

Television Academy

The 42nd Primetime Emmy Awards

September 16, 1990  •  Pasadena Civic Auditorium  •  Hosted by Kirstie Alley & Ted Danson

4
L.A. Law drama wins
2
Murphy Brown wins
L.A. Law won its fourth and final Outstanding Drama Series Emmy
Twin Peaks was nominated for Outstanding Drama Series in its debut season
Peter Falk won Lead Actor Drama for Columbo: Rest in Peace Mrs. Columbo
Drama
Outstanding Drama Series
Winner
L.A. Law
NBC — Season 4, fourth and final drama series win
Twin Peaks
thirtysomething
China Beach
Northern Exposure
Lead Actor — Drama
Winner
Peter Falk
Columbo: Rest in Peace Mrs. Columbo — ABC TV movie
Ken Olin — thirtysomething
Timothy Busfield — thirtysomething
Michael Moriarty — Law & Order
Kyle MacLachlan — Twin Peaks
Lead Actress — Drama
Winner
Patricia Wettig
thirtysomething — Nancy Weston (2nd win)
Angela Lansbury — Murder She Wrote
Dana Delany — China Beach
Jill Eikenberry — L.A. Law
Piper Laurie — Twin Peaks
Supporting Actor — Drama
Winner
Jimmy Smits
L.A. Law — as Victor Sifuentes
Supporting Actress — Drama
Winner
Marg Helgenberger
China Beach — as K.C.
Comedy
Outstanding Comedy Series
Winner
Murphy Brown
CBS — Season 2, second consecutive win
Cheers
The Golden Girls
Roseanne
Seinfeld
Lead Actor — Comedy
Winner
Ted Danson
Cheers — Sam Malone (2nd win)
John Goodman — Roseanne
Kelsey Grammer — Cheers
Dabney Coleman — Slap Maxwell
Bob Newhart — Newhart
Lead Actress — Comedy
Winner
Candice Bergen
Murphy Brown — (2nd consecutive win)
Kirstie Alley — Cheers
Roseanne Barr — Roseanne
Betty White — The Golden Girls
Estelle Getty — The Golden Girls
Supporting Actor — Comedy
Winner
Alex Rocco
The Famous Teddy Z — CBS — as Al Floss
Supporting Actress — Comedy
Winner
Bebe Neuwirth
Cheers — as Dr. Lilith Sternin (1st win)
Limited Series & Movie
Outstanding Miniseries
Winner
Drug Wars: The Camarena Story
NBC — DEA agent Enrique Camarena story
Small Sacrifices
Family of Spies
Lonesome Dove
Lead Actor — Limited/Movie
Winner
Hume Cronyn
Age-Old Friends — HBO
Lead Actress — Limited/Movie
Winner
Barbara Hershey
A Killing in a Small Town — CBS