Emmy ceremonies Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps September 26, 2025 Also known as the Emmy Awards.#DateYearHost(s)NetworkSiteMost-awarded program(s)U.S. viewers (millions)Ref.1stJanuary 25, 19491948Walter O'KeefeKTSLHollywood Athletic ClubPantomime QuizYour Show Time—[2][3][4]2ndJanuary 27, 19501949Dick LaneBill WelshKFIAmbassador HotelThe Ed Wynn ShowTexaco Star Theater[5][6][7]3rdJanuary 23, 19511950Syd CassydKLACThe Alan Young Show[8][9]4thFebruary 18, 19521951Lucille BallDesi ArnazKECACocoanut GroveYour Show of Shows5thFebruary 3, 19531952Art LinkletterKLACHotel StatlerI Love Lucy6thFebruary 11, 19541953Ed SullivanKHJHollywood PalladiumI Love LucySee It NowThe United States Steel Hour7thMarch 7, 19551954Steve Allen (LA)Dave Garroway (NY)NBCMoulin Rouge Nightclub (LA)Nino's LaRue (NY)Studio One8thMarch 17, 19561955Art Linkletter (LA)Danny Thomas (NY)Pan-Pacific Auditorium (LA)Grand Ballroom, Waldorf Astoria (NY)The Phil Silvers ShowProducers' Showcase9thMarch 16, 19571956Desi ArnazNBC Studios (LA & NY)Caesar's HourPlayhouse 9010thApril 15, 19581957Danny Thomas (LA)Phil Silvers (NY)Cocoanut Grove (LA)Seventh Regiment Armory (NY)Playhouse 9011thMay 6, 19591958–59Raymond BurrMoulin Rouge Nightclub (LA)Ziegfeld Theatre (NY)Mayflower Hotel (DC)An Evening with Fred Astaire12thJune 20, 19601959–60Fred Astaire (LA)Arthur Godfrey (NY)NBC Studios (LA)Ziegfeld Theatre (NY)The Jack Benny ShowThe Moon and Sixpence13thMay 16, 19611960–61Dick Powell (LA)Joey Bishop (NY)Moulin Rouge Nightclub (LA)Ziegfeld Theatre (NY)Hallmark Hall of Fame: "Macbeth"14thMay 22, 19621961–62Bob Newhart (LA)Johnny Carson (NY)David Brinkley (DC)Hollywood Palladium (LA)Hotel Astor (NY)Sheraton Park Hotel (DC)The Defenders15thMay 26, 19631962–63Joey Bishop (LA)Arthur Godfrey (NY)Chet Huntley (DC)Hollywood Palladium (LA)Americana Hotel (NY)Sheraton Park Hotel (DC)16thMay 25, 19641963–64Joey Bishop (LA)E. G. Marshall (NY)Hollywood Palladium (LA)Texas Pavilion (NY)The Dick Van Dyke Show17thSeptember 12, 19651964–65Danny Thomas (LA)Sammy Davis Jr. (NY)Hollywood Palladium (LA)New York Hilton (NY)Hallmark Hall of Fame: "The Magnificent Yankee"18thMay 22, 19661965–66Danny Kaye (LA)Bill Cosby (NY)CBSHollywood Palladium (LA)Americana Hotel (NY)The Dick Van Dyke Show19thJune 4, 19671966–67Joey BishopHugh DownsABCThe Century Plaza Hotel (LA)Americana Hotel (NY)Mission: Impossible20thMay 19, 19681967–68Frank SinatraDick Van DykeNBCHollywood Palladium (LA)Americana Hotel (NY)Get Smart21stJune 8, 19691968–69Bill Cosby (LA)Merv Griffin (NY)CBSSanta Monica Civic Auditorium (LA)Carnegie Hall (NY)CBS Playhouse: "The People Next Door"[10][11]22ndJune 7, 19701969–70Bill Cosby (LA)Dick Cavett (NY)ABCThe Century Plaza Hotel (LA)Carnegie Hall (NY)Marcus Welby, M.D.Room 222[12][13]23rdMay 9, 19711970–71Johnny CarsonNBCHollywood PalladiumThe Bold Ones: The SenatorThe Mary Tyler Moore Show24thMay 14, 19721971–72CBSAll in the Family25thMay 20, 19731972–73ABCShubert TheatreThe Waltons26thMay 28, 19741973–74NBCPantages TheatreThe Autobiography of Miss Jane PittmanThe Carol Burnett Show27thMay 19, 19751974–75—CBSHollywood PalladiumThe Mary Tyler Moore Show30.83[14]28thMay 17, 19761975–76John DenverMary Tyler MooreABCShubert Theatre31.38[14]29thSeptember 11, 19771976–77Robert BlakeAngie DickinsonNBCPasadena Civic AuditoriumRoots—30thSeptember 17, 19781977–78Alan AldaCBSAll in the FamilyHolocaust31stSeptember 9, 19791978–79Cheryl LaddHenry WinklerABCAll in the FamilyFriendly FireThe Jericho MileLou GrantRoots: The Next GenerationsTaxi32ndSeptember 7, 19801979–80Steve AllenDick ClarkNBCLou Grant33rdSeptember 13, 19811980–81Ed AsnerShirley MacLaineCBSHill Street Blues34thSeptember 19, 19821981–82John ForsytheMarlo ThomasABC33.01[14]35thSeptember 25, 19831982–83Eddie MurphyJoan RiversNBCCheers24.50[14]36thSeptember 23, 19841983–84Tom SelleckCBSHill Street Blues20.28[14]37thSeptember 22, 19851984–85John ForsytheABCCagney & Lacey—38thSeptember 21, 19861985–86David LettermanShelley LongNBC35.79[14]39thSeptember 20, 19871986–87Bruce WillisFoxPromise14.38[14]40thAugust 28, 19881987–88—Thirtysomething15.43[14]41stSeptember 17, 19891988–89John LarroquetteCheers17.23[14]42ndSeptember 16, 19901989–90Candice BergenJay LenoJane PauleyL.A. Law12.3[15]43rdAugust 25, 19911990–91Jamie Lee CurtisDennis MillerJerry SeinfeldCheers18.51[14]44thAugust 30, 19921991–92Tim AllenKirstie AlleyDennis MillerMiss Rose WhiteMurphy BrownNorthern Exposure20.41[14]45thSeptember 19, 19931992–93Angela LansburyABCPicket FencesThe Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering MomSeinfeld18.9[citation needed]46thSeptember 11, 19941993–94Ellen DeGeneresPatricia RichardsonFrasier21.3[citation needed]47thSeptember 10, 19951994–95Jason AlexanderCybill ShepherdFox18.04[14]48thSeptember 8, 19961995–96Michael J. FoxPaul ReiserOprah WinfreyABCDennis Miller LiveFrasierGulliver's TravelsKennedy Center HonorsPicket FencesRasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny20.58[14]49thSeptember 14, 19971996–97Bryant GumbelCBSNYPD Blue18.77[14]50thSeptember 13, 19981997–98—NBCShrine AuditoriumFrasierGeorge WallaceNYPD Blue19.36[14]51stSeptember 12, 19991998–99Jenna ElfmanDavid Hyde PierceFoxThe Practice17.5[16]52ndSeptember 10, 20001999–2000Garry ShandlingABCThe West Wing21.8[17]53rdNovember 4, 2001[a]2000–01Ellen DeGeneresCBSShubert Theatre[b]17.1[21]54thSeptember 22, 20022001–02Conan O'BrienNBCShrine Auditorium20.0[22]55thSeptember 21, 20032002–03—FoxDoor to DoorEverybody Loves RaymondThe Sopranos17.7[23]56thSeptember 19, 20042003–04Garry ShandlingABCAngels in America13.8[24]57thSeptember 18, 20052004–05Ellen DeGeneresCBSEverybody Loves RaymondThe Life and Death of Peter Sellers18.7[24]58thAugust 27, 20062005–06Conan O'BrienNBCElizabeth I16.1[24]59thSeptember 16, 20072006–07Ryan SeacrestFoxBroken TrailPrime Suspect: The Final ActThe SopranosTony Bennett: An American Classic13.06[25]60thSeptember 21, 20082007–08Tom BergeronHeidi KlumHowie MandelJeff ProbstRyan SeacrestABCPeacock Theater[c]John Adams12.2[15]61stSeptember 20, 20092008–09Neil Patrick HarrisCBS30 RockGrey GardensLittle Dorrit13.47[28]62ndAugust 29, 20102009–10Jimmy FallonNBCTemple Grandin13.50[28]63rdSeptember 18, 20112010–11Jane LynchFoxModern Family12.44[29]64thSeptember 23, 20122011–12Jimmy KimmelABCGame ChangeHomelandModern Family13.26[30]65thSeptember 22, 20132012–13Neil Patrick HarrisCBSBehind the Candelabra17.63[31]66thAugust 25, 20142013–14Seth MeyersNBCBreaking Bad15.59[32]67thSeptember 20, 20152014–15Andy SambergFoxOlive Kitteridge11.87[33]68thSeptember 18, 20162015–16Jimmy KimmelABCThe People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story11.30[34]69thSeptember 17, 20172016–17Stephen ColbertCBSBig Little LiesThe Handmaid's Tale11.38[35]70thSeptember 17, 20182017–18Michael CheColin JostNBCThe Marvelous Mrs. Maisel10.17[36]71stSeptember 22, 20192018–19—FoxFleabag6.98[37][38]72ndSeptember 20, 20202019–20Jimmy KimmelABCStaples Center[d]Schitt's Creek6.36[40][41]73rdSeptember 19, 20212020–21Cedric the EntertainerCBS/Paramount+The Event Deck at L.A. Live[e]The Crown7.83[43][44]74thSeptember 12, 20222021–22Kenan ThompsonNBC/PeacockPeacock Theater[c]The White Lotus5.92[45][46]75thJanuary 15, 2024[f]2022–23Anthony AndersonFoxThe BearSuccession4.46[50][51]76thSeptember 15, 20242023–24Eugene LevyDan LevyABCBaby ReindeerThe BearShōgun6.90[52]77thSeptember 14, 20252024–25Nate BargatzeCBS/Paramount+AdolescenceTBA Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments
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