51st Primetime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Lead Actor in A Comedy Series

Outstanding Lead Actor in A Comedy Series

  • Michael J. Fox for playing Mike Flaherty on Spin City
  • Kelsey Grammer for playing Frasier Crane on Frasier
  • John Lithgow for playing Dick Solomon on 3rd Rock from the Sun
  • Paul Reiser for playing Paul Buchman on Mad About You
  • Ray Romano for playing Ray Barone on Everybody Loves Raymond

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