1997 49th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
1997 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1997 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1997 Emmy 24th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 17th time
1996 48th Emmy Awards: ER, Dennis Franz and Kathy Baker wins
1996 Emmy 23rd Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 16th time
1995 47th Emmy Awards: NYPD Blue, ER, Fraiser and Candice Bergen wins
1995 Emmy 22nd Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 15th time
1995 16th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1994 46th Emmy Awards: Fraiser, Picket Fences and Kelsey Grammer wins
1994 Emmy 21st Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci not nominated
1994 15th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1993 45th Emmy Awards: Seinfeld, Picket Fences and Ted Danson wins
1993 Emmy 20th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 14th time
1993 14th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1992 44th Emmy Awards: Northern Exposure, Christopher Lloyd and Dana Delane
1992 Emmy 19th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 13th time
1992 Jack Arnold, actor/dir (Sid Caeser Special, Emmy 1967), dies at 75
1992 Emmy Huf, Dutch cabaret performer/writer (I Want Warm Meat), dies
1991 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1991 43rd Emmy Awards: LA Law, Cheers, Kirstie Alley and Patricia Wettig
1991 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1991 Emmy 18th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 12th time
1991 12th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1990 42nd Emmy Awards: LA Law, Murphy Brown, Peter Falk and Patricia Wettig
1990 42nd Emmy Awards - LA Law and Murphy Brown win
1990 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1990 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1990 17th annual Daytime Emmy Awards
1990 Emmy 17th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 11th time
1990 11th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1989 41st Emmy Awards: LA Law, Cheers, Dana Delany and Candice Bergen win
1989 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1989 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1989 Emmy 16th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 10th time
1989 Susan Lucci loses daytime emmy for 10th straight year
1989 10th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1988 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1988 40th Emmy Awards: 30something, Wonder Years and Richard Kiley
1988 9th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1988 Emmy 15th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 9th time
1987 8th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1987 39th Emmy Awards: LA Law, Bruce Willis and Sharon Gless wins
1987 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1987 Emmy 14th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 8th time
1986 38th Emmy Awards: Golden Girls, Cagney and Lacey and Michael J Fox win
1986 Emmy Rossum, American Actress
1986 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1986 Emmy 13th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 7th time
1985 37th Emmy Awards: Cagney and Lacey, Cosby Show and Tyne Daly win
1985 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1985 7th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1985 Emmy 12th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 6th time
1984 36th Emmy Awards: Hill St. Blue, Cheers, John Ritter and Tyne Daly
1984 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1984 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1984 Emmy 11th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 5th time
1983 6th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1983 35th Emmy Awards: Hill St. Blue, Cheers, Ed Flanders and Shelley Long
1983 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1983 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1983 Lynn Fontanne, Broadway's premier actress (Emmy 1965), dies at 95
1983 Emmy 10th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 4th time
1982 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1982 34th Emmy Awards: Hill St. Blue, Barney Miller, Alan Alda and Carol Kane
1982 Emmy 9th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 3rd time
1982 5th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1981 4th Emmy Sports Award presentation
1981 33rd Emmy Awards: Taxi, Hill St. Blue, Judd Hirsh and Isabel Sanford wins
1981 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1981 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1981 Emmy 8th Daytime Awards - Susan Lucci loses for 2nd time
1980 32nd Emmy Awards shown despite boycott
1980 32nd Emmy Awards: Taxi, Lou Grant, Ed Asner and Barbara Bel Geddes
1980 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1980 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1980 3rd Emmy Sports Award presentation
1980 Emmy 7th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 1st time
1979 31st Emmy Awards: Taxi, Lou Grant, Ron Leibman and Ruth Gordon
1979 Emmy 6th Daytime Award presentation
1979 2nd Emmy Sports Award presentation
1979 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1978 30th Emmy Awards: All in the Family, Ed Asner and Sada Thompson win
1978 Emmy 5th Daytime Award presentation
1977 1st Emmy Sports Award presentation
1977 29th Emmy Awards: Mary Tyler Moore Show, Carroll O'Conner and Bea Arthur
1977 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1977 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1977 Emmy 4th Daytime Award presentation
1976 28th Emmy Awards: Mary Tyler Moore Show, Jack Albertson and M Learned
1976 Emmy Creative Arts Award presentation
1976 Emmy 3rd Daytime Award presentation
1975 27th Emmy Awards: Mary Tyler Moore Show, Robert Blake and Jean Marsh
1975 Emmy 2nd Daytime Award and Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1974 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1974 26th Emmy Awards: MASH, Alan Alda and Mary Tyler Moore win
1974 Emmy 1st Daytime Award presentation
1973 Emmy News and Documentaries Award presentation
1973 25th Emmy Awards: Waltons, All in the Family and Mary Tyler Moore
1972 24th Emmy Awards: All in the Family, Carrol O'Conner and Jean Stapleton
1971 23rd Emmy Awards: All in the Family, Jack Klugman and Jean Stapleton
1970 22nd Emmy Awards: Marcus Welby, Robert Young and Susan Hampshire
1970 Emmy van Lokhorst, author, dies at 78
1969 21st Emmy Awards: Get Smart, Don Adams and Susan St. James
1968 20th Emmy Awards: Get Smart, Mission Impossible and Barbara Bain
1967 19th Emmy Awards: Mission Impossible, Monkees, Don Knotts and Lucy Ball
1967 Monkees take home an Emmy for their Outstanding comedy Series
1966 18th Emmy Awards: Fugitive, Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore
1964 16th Emmy Awards: Dick Van Dyke Show, Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore
1963 15th Emmy Awards: Dick Van Dyke Show, E G Marshall and Shirley Booth
1962 14th Emmy Awards: Bob Newhart Show, E G Marshall and Shirley Booth
1961 13rd Emmy Awards: Jack Benny Show, Raymond Burr and Barbara Stanwyck
1960 Nick della Casa, British/Brazillian/Argentine cameraman, Emmy Award
1960 12nd Emmy Awards: Playhouse 90, Robert Stack and Jane Wyatt
1959 Paula Poundstone, comedienne, Emmy Awards
1959 11st Emmy Awards: Playhouse 90, Jack Benny Show, Raymond Burr
1958 10th Emmy Awards: Gunsmoke, Robert Young and Jane Wyatt
1957 9th Emmy Awards: Phil Silvers Show, Robert Young and Loretta Young
1956 8th Emmy Awards: Ed Sullivan Show, Phil Silvers Show and Lucy Ball
1955 7th Emmy Awards: Make Room for Daddy, Danny Thomas and Loretta Young
1954 6th Emmy Awards: I Love Lucy, Donald O'Connor and Eve Arden wins
1954 Emmy Arbous, Dutch actress/cabaret performer (Boefje), dies at 56
1953 5th Emmy Awards: I Love Lucy, Thomas Mitchell and Helen Hayes wins
1952 4th Emmy Awards: Red Skelton, Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca wins
1951 3rd Emmy Awards: Alan Young Show, Alan Young and Gertrude Berg
1950 2nd Emmy Awards: Ed Wynn Show and Texaco Star Theater win
1949 1st Emmy Awards: Shirley Dinsdale and Pantomime Quiz (KTLA) win
1930 Doris Roberts, born in St. Louis, Missouri, actress, Angie, Maggie, Emmy 1983
1928 Donald Brooks, fashion designer, Emmy 1983
1926 Bud Yorkin, producer, All in the Family, 1959, 1960 Emmy
1897 Emmy Arbous, [Emilia J Henke], Dutch actress, Little Rascal
1893 Alfred Lunt, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Broadway actor, Emmy 1965
1891 Emmy van Lokhorst, Dutch author
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