Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series
- David Milch—Deadwood (episode: "Pilot")
- Michael Caleo—The Sopranos (episode: "Where's Johnny?")
- Terence Winter—The Sopranos (episode: "Long Term Parking")
- Terence Winter & Matthew Weiner—The Sopranos (episode: "Unidentified Black Males")
- Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess—The Sopranos (episode: "Irregular Around the Margins")
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