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Emmy Awards

Discover the shiny awards that celebrate the best TV shows and the amazing people who make them!

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Jay Thomas at 44th Primetime Emmy Awards cropped
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John Ritter at the 1988 Emmy Awards
David Lynch at the 1990 Emmy Awards
David Lynch at the 1990 Emmy Awards (3x4 close cropped)
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Alex Rocco at the 1990 Annual Emmy Awards
Michael Jeter at the 44th Emmy Awards cropped
Will Smith - Emmy Awards 1993
Marcia Wallace at 47th Emmy Awards
Emily Ratajkowski at Emmy Awards 2016

Key Facts

First Awarded
1949.
Statue Appearance
A winged woman holding an atom.
Named After
An early TV camera part called an 'immy' tube.
Fun Fact
The Emmy statue is about as tall as a school ruler.

What's an Emmy and Who Gets One?

Imagine your favorite TV shows, like cartoons or exciting dramas. The Emmy Awards are special prizes given to the very best of these shows and the talented actors, writers, and directors who create them! There are lots of different Emmy Awards, like for shows you watch during the day and shows you watch at night. It's like getting a gold star for being super good at making TV magic!

The Shiny Golden Statue!

The Emmy statue is a cool golden person holding a tiny atom, which looks like a little ball with circles around it. This statue is named after a special part of old TV cameras called an 'immy' tube. It's about as tall as a school ruler, so it's not too big to hold! Winning an Emmy means you've done an amazing job in the world of television.

When Did the Emmys Start?

The very first Emmys were given out a long, long time ago, in 1949! Back then, they only gave awards to TV shows made in Los Angeles. But soon, people realized that amazing TV shows were being made all over the country, so the Emmys became a national event. Now, there are even Emmys for shows made in other countries too!

Why Are Emmys So Special?

The Emmys are like the Oscars for movies or the Grammys for music. They are a big deal because they show everyone that a TV show or a person was truly outstanding. It's a way to celebrate all the hard work and creativity that goes into making the shows we love to watch. Winning an Emmy is a huge honor for anyone in television.

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