PBS's Antiques Roadshow Finally Takes Home Emmy After 24 Nominations
The long-running PBS series Antiques Roadshow won its first Emmy in the Outstanding Structured Reality Program category, ending a streak held by Shark Tank and Queer Eye. It beat out Love Is Blind and Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives in the process. The show had been nominated 24 times before this victory, marking a historic upset at the first night of the awards ceremony.
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