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‘Antiques Roadshow’ Scores First Emmy Win, Breaking ‘Queer Eye’ & ‘Shark Tank’ Hegemony
The first night of the Emmys was full of surprises. Antiques Roadshow, which has been airing on PBS since 1997, won its first ever Emmy in 24 attempts and snatched the award away from Queer Eye and Shark Tank for the first time since 2013.
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Antiques Roadshow, which has aired on PBS since 1997, earned its first Emmy after 24 attempts. The show won the award for Outstanding Structured Reality Program, taking the honor from Queer Eye and Shark Tank, the last time the category was not dominated by those shows. It also beat Netflix’s Love Is Blind and Food Network’s Diners, Drive‑Ins and Dives in the same category. The win marks a milestone for the long‑running series and breaks a decade‑long streak of other reality programs holding the award.
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