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The 76 pages that link to Emmy Awards, each with the reason it gives.

• Primetime Emmy AwardNarrower topic: The Primetime Emmys are one branch of the broader Emmy awards system.

• John GielgudRelated: Gielgud won an Emmy for his performance in the television film Summer's Lease.

• Daytime Emmy AwardsNarrower topic: The Daytime Emmys are one branch of this wider television-award family.

• HBORelated: HBO’s frequent recognition at the Emmys reinforced television’s claim to artistic prestige.

• Norman LearRelated: Lear’s productions received extensive Emmy recognition, including multiple awards for All in the Family.

• Lorne MichaelsRelated: Michaels’s producing career has received extensive recognition from the television industry.

• Helen HayesRelated: Her Emmy win for the television film The Gift of Love supplied another part of her EGOT.

• Philo FarnsworthRelated: Farnsworth received a posthumous Emmy for his contribution to television technology.

• Television filmRelated: Emmy categories have helped establish television films as a distinct form of screen achievement.

• Anthony HopkinsRelated: Hopkins won two Primetime Emmy Awards for television performances.

• James L. BrooksRelated: Brooks’s television work won multiple Emmys, including awards associated with The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

• Mary Tyler MooreRelated: Moore won multiple Emmys for her television acting and production work.

• The Carol Burnett ShowRelated: The series and its performers received multiple Emmy Awards during its run.

• Mickey RooneyRelated: Rooney won an Emmy for his lead performance in the television film Bill.

• Barbara StanwyckRelated: Stanwyck won three Emmy Awards for television acting, including work on The Big Valley.

• Good TimesRelated: Good Times received nominations and wins at the awards during its network run.

• Larry DavidRelated: David’s work on Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm earned multiple Emmy nominations and wins.

• Peter O'TooleRelated: O'Toole won an Emmy for his performance in the miniseries Joan of Arc.

• Carl ReinerRelated: Reiner's writing and producing received multiple Emmys, reflecting the show's lasting industry recognition.

• James Earl JonesRelated: Jones received two Emmy Awards, including for Gabriel’s Fire and Heat Wave.

• Liza MinnelliRelated: Minnelli won four Emmys, including for the television special Liza with a Z.

• The Electric CompanyRelated: The series and its performers received Emmy recognition during its run.

• The Hollywood ReporterRelated: Its television reporting follows Emmy nominations, campaigns, and winners.

• The Dick Van Dyke ShowRelated: The series won 15 Primetime Emmy Awards, including three for Outstanding Comedy Series.

• Euphoria (television series)Related: Zendaya’s wins for the series brought major industry recognition to its lead performance.

• Joan Ganz CooneyRelated: Sesame Street’s extensive recognition reflected the industry standing of the form Cooney helped shape.

• Peter UstinovRelated: Ustinov's television work earned him multiple Emmy Awards.

• The JeffersonsRelated: Isabel Sanford won the 1981 Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

• Vince GilliganRelated: Gilligan won multiple Primetime Emmy Awards for his work on Breaking Bad.

• Ben StillerRelated: Stiller won an Emmy for writing on The Ben Stiller Show.

• Betty WhiteRelated: White won eight competitive Primetime and Daytime Emmy Awards over her career.

• Dianne WiestRelated: Wiest won two Primetime Emmy Awards for her role in the television series In Treatment.

• Lily TomlinRelated: Tomlin’s Emmy-winning television work reflects her sustained influence across formats.

• Robert DuvallRelated: Duvall won an Emmy for his role in the television film Broken Trail.

• Charlie SheenRelated: Sheen received multiple Emmy nominations for his television performances, including Spin City.

• Cicely TysonRelated: Tyson won three competitive Primetime Emmy Awards during her career.

• David E. KelleyRelated: Kelley’s series and writing have received multiple Emmy Awards.

• Gena RowlandsRelated: Her multiple Emmy wins mark a major strand of recognition distinct from her film awards.

• Harvey KormanRelated: Korman won four Primetime Emmy Awards for his television performances.

• Jackie GleasonRelated: Gleason’s television performances and productions received Emmy recognition.

• Jon VoightRelated: Voight won an Emmy for his supporting role in the television film Uprising.

• Married... with ChildrenRelated: The show’s long run and awards record offer one measure of its industry reception.

• Regis PhilbinRelated: Philbin’s work received multiple Daytime Emmy Awards, including recognition as a talk-show host.

• Sally FieldRelated: Field’s television work, including Brothers & Sisters, brought her multiple Emmy wins.

• Family GuyRelated: Family Guy's recognition includes a Primetime Emmy for outstanding voice-over performance.

• Patty DukeCompared with: Duke won television Emmys as well as an Academy Award for film acting.

• Shelley WintersRelated: Winters also won an Emmy, reflecting a career that extended beyond film.

• Shirley MacLaineRelated: MacLaine won an Emmy for the 1980 television special Shirley MacLaine at the Lido de Paris.

• Susan LucciNarrower topic: Her eventual Daytime Emmy win followed years of public attention to her nominations.

• Art CarneyRelated: Carney received multiple Emmy Awards for television work, including his performances with Gleason.