NBC Dominates Emmy Nominations Led by Miami Vice
NBC gathered 125 of 297 total nominations with Miami Vice earning 15, no rivals total. Hill Street Blues led CBS and ABC with 11 and 8 noms for Cosby Show. The Emmys will be awarded September 22 in Pasadena with winners chosen by secret ballots.
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Prime-Time Emmy Nominees Listed for 37th Awards
Pasadena AP lists nominees across categories including Best comedy series with Cheers The Cosby Show Family Ties Kate and Allie and Night Court NBC leads. Best drama series includes Cagney and Lacey Hill Street Blues Miami Vice Murder She Wrote and St Elsewhere NBC and CBS are represented.
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Lena Horne
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Hero's Story
the Met
Daniel J. Travanti
Richard Chamberlain
Richard Crenna
Richard Beck
James Garner
Richard Kiley
George C. Scott
Television awards list from NBC CBS PBS ABC and syndicated outlets
A compact tally of nominations and wins across genres including best informational program best series best lead actor and actress in comedy drama and limited series or special. Names include Ebert Siskel Walters Garland Traversant Danson Daniels Pullman Fawcett Moore Woodward and others across PBS NBC ABC CBS and syndicated outlets.
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Cagney & Lacey
Tyne Daly
Sharon Gless
John Karlen
Miss Gless
Cosby
Phylicia Ayers-Allen
PBS
India
Peggy Ashcroft
Academy
the Living Planet
Donald Duck
ABC
Jane Alexander
Masterpiece Theatre
Farrah Fawcett
Mary Tyler Moore
Joanne Woodward
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Springsteen Rocks Kennedy Stadium with 55,000 Fans
Bruce Springsteen brought his Born in the U.S.A. tour to Robert F. Kennedy Stadium drawing about 55,000 fans. The show opened with a long set of hard rock and included a pointed antiwar message from the star who called it good to be home.
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