Emmy Awards Highlight Hill Street Blues Dominance in 33rd Ceremony
NBC led with eight Emmys for Hill Street Blues including best drama and acting honors for Travanti and Babcock. Taxi followed with six awards as Playing for Time received four, while Vanessa Redgrave’s lead actress prize sparked debate over her anti-Israeli views.
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