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DISCUSS the latest TV news with Hollywood insiders in our notorious forums So how come the Emmys have never followed suit? Whatever the reason, it looks like the TV academy will soon get the chance to make it up to him. And the Television Critics Association awarded him Best Individual Achievement in Drama in 2007. In addition, he won Best Drama Ensemble at SAG twice for “Six Feet Under” (2003-2004). However, “Dexter” did win Hall a Golden Globe and a SAG Award, both in 2010.
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After that show ended in 2005 he went in a drastically different direction, taking on the title role as a vigilante serial killer in Showtime’s “Dexter.” He played that role for eight seasons from 2006-2013, earning another five nominations for Best Drama Actor (2008-2012) and an additional one for Best Drama Series as a producer (2011), but he never won for that series either. So the question is, will “Safe” finally do for Hall what “Dexter” and “Six Feet Under” never did: win him an Emmy? Hall first rose to fame as shy mortician David Fisher on HBO’s “Six Feet Under” for five seasons, earning a single Emmy nom for Best Drama Actor (2002).
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