50th Primetime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Lead Actress in A Comedy Series

Outstanding Lead Actress in A Comedy Series

  • Kirstie Alley for playing Veronica Chase on Veronica's Closet
  • Ellen DeGeneres for playing Ellen Morgan on Ellen
  • Jenna Elfman for playing Dharma Montgomery on Dharma & Greg
  • Calista Flockhart for playing Ally McBeal on Ally McBeal
  • Helen Hunt for playing Jamie Buchman on Mad About You
  • Patricia Richardson for playing Jill Taylor on Home Improvement

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