Emmy Winners Highlight Top Shows With Six Awards
Pasadena reports the 20th annual Emmy Awards honoring top TV programs and performers. "Holocaust" and "All in the Family" each won six awards across drama and comedy categories, with wins for lead actors, writers, and supporting roles. The Carol Burnett Show, SNL, and other programs earned multiple honors, while figures like Meryl Streep, Carroll O Connor, and Jean Stapleton were among the standout recipients.
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Paul Hogart
Rob Remner
Julie Kavier
Jean Stapleton
Marvin Chomsky
Blanche Baker
Gerald Green
Carroll O’conner
Rob Reiner
Paul Bogart
Fred Astaire
Astaire
Joanne Woodward
Carroll O'Conner
Norman Lear
Mort Lachman
Evening TV Highlights with Premieres and Movies
A dense primetime guide lists multiple channels and time slots featuring premieres and movies. Highlights include Little House on the Prairie season premiere, Welcome Back Kotter season premiere, WKRP in Cincinnati premiere, Hijack, Operation Petticoat season premiere, People premiere, Audrey Rose movie, NFL Monday Night Football Baltimore at New England, MASH season premiere, Opera Theatre Jack, The Interns movie, One Day at a Time season premiere, Lou Grant season premiere, Tonight Show with Sammy Davis Jr. guest host, Rockford Files, No Highway in the Sky, Coffee Tea or Me, and One Step to Hell, with extended NBC runtime noted.
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Hop Lucy
America Alive
The
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Carter Tops Emmys With Peace Pact As Show Extends
The 30th Emmy Awards in Pasadena honored Holocaust as outstanding limited series with Meryl Streep and Michael Moriarty winning acting honors. The All in the Family and Holocaust casts led winners, while President Carter’s news conference interrupted the telecast turning NBC CBS and ABC network battles into headlines.
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Pasadena Civic Auditorium
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Michael Moriarty
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