Jimmy Kimmel talks about his Emmy win at ‘South Park’ premiere
Jimmy Kimmel joked at the 1999 premiere of South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut that he had his Emmy win on the hood of his car.
The second biggest night in television saw Sir David Attenborough score a historic win as he became the oldest winner of the 52nd Daytime Emmy Awards.
The famous 99-year-old broadcaster won the award for Outstanding Daytime Personality at the ceremony on Friday, Oct. 17, surpassing the record held by Dick Van Dyke, who won last year at age 98.
The soap opera “General Hospital,” a darling of the Daytime Emmy Awards, dominated the category again this year, leading with seven wins, including the top prize for Best Daytime Drama Series.
“Live With Kelly and Mark” won Best Daytime Talk Series, and Drew Barrymore won Best Daytime Talk Series Host for “The Drew Barrymore Show.”
Mario Lopez hosted the ceremony at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, California, where television journalist Deborah Norville received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Eligible programs are those broadcast from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024.
The Emmy Award winners are (in bold):
excellent daytime drama series
Winner: “General Hospital” (ABC)
“Days of Our Lives” (Peacock)
“The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
great daytime talk series
“The Drew Barrymore Show: (CBS Media Ventures)”
“The Jennifer Hudson Show” (distributed by Warner Bros. Television)
“The Kelly Clarkson Show” (NBC Universal Syndication Studios)
Winner: “Live with Kelly and Mark” (distributed by Disney Entertainment)
“The View” (ABC)
great entertainment news series
“Access Hollywood” (NBC Universal Syndication Studios)
“E! News” (E! Entertainment)
Winner: “Entertainment Tonight” (CBS Media Ventures)
“Extra” (Distributed by Warner Bros. Television)
excellent cooking education series
“Be My Guest with Ina Garten” (Food Network)
Winner: Delicious Miss Brown (Food Network)
“Emeril Cooks” (Roku)
“Serena + Restaurant” (Food Network)
Excellent food culture series
“BBQ High” (Magnolia Network)
“Material: Mexico” (Amazon Prime Video)
“True South” (ESPN | ABC | SEC Network)
Winner: “Chasing Flavor with Carla Hall” (HBO | Max)
Excellent Law/Court Program
“American Courtroom with Judge Kevin Ross” (Entertainment Studio)
“Divorce Court” (FOX)
“Judy Justice” (Amazon Prime Video)
“Justice for the People with Judge Milian” (Entertainment Studio)
Winner: “Hot Bench” (CBS Media Ventures)“We the People With Judge Lauren Lake” (Entertainment Studio)
great midday special
“Bob Newhart: A Legacy of Laughter, ‘Entertainment Tonight’ Special” (CBS)
“Jose Andres’ Dinner Party Diaries” (Amazon Prime Video)
“98th Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade” (NBC)
Winner: “Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade” (ABC)
“Shelter Me: Cancer Pioneers” (PBS)
excellent short program
“Billboard Presents” (Billboard.com)
“Catalyst” (LinkedIn News)
“Let’s eat with Yara, the chef who saves Gazan cuisine amidst genocide” (AJ+)
“Live like a champion” (Healthline)
Winner: “Ballin’ Out” (Out Sports)
Best Actress in a Daytime Drama
Sharon Case “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Eileen Davidson, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Melissa Claire Egan, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Winner: Nancy Lee Grahn, “General Hospital” (ABC)
Michelle Stafford, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Laura Wright “General Hospital” (ABC)
Best Actor in a Daytime Drama
winner: Paul Telfer “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock)
Peter Bergman, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Eric Martsolf “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock)
Greg Ricaart “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock)
Dominic Zamprogna “General Hospital” (ABC)
Daytime Drama Outstanding Supporting Actress Award
winner: Susan Walters, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)Lindsey Godfrey, “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock), Courtney Hope, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Kate Mansi, “General Hospital” (ABC) Emily O’Brien, “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock)
Daytime Drama Outstanding Supporting Actor Award
Winner: Jonathan Jackson, “General Hospital” (ABC)
Taj Bellow “General Hospital” (ABC)
Blake Bellis “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock)
Michael Graziadi, “The Young and the Restless” (CBS)
Gregory Harrison “General Hospital” (ABC)
Up-and-coming stars of the daytime drama series
winner: Lisa Yamada “The Bold and the Beautiful” (CBS)
Olivia d’Abo, “The Bay” (Popstar! TV) Anna Lynn McCord, “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock) Ashley Przemis, “Days of Our Lives” (Peacock) Christian Weissman, “The Bold and the Beautiful” (CBS)
Great daytime talk series host
winner: Drew Barrymore “The Drew Barrymore Show” (CBS Media Ventures)
Jenna Bush Hager and Hoda Kotb, “Today with Hoda and Jenna” (NBC)
Kelly Clarkson, “The Kelly Clarkson Show” (NBC Universal Syndication Studios)
Mark Consuelos and Kelly Ripa “Live with Kelly and Mark” (distributed by Disney Entertainment)
Jennifer Hudson, “The Jennifer Hudson Show” (distributed by Warner Bros. Television)
Excellent daytime personality (everyday)
winner: Kathy DiLaura, Denny Direct, Kevin Frazier, Rachel Smith, Nichelle Turner, “Entertainment Tonight” (CBS Media Ventures)
Scott Evans, Zuri Hall, Kit Hoover, Mario Lopez, “Access Hollywood” (NBCUniversal Syndication Studios)
Star Jones, Corey Jovan, “Divorce Court” (Fox)
Whitney Kumar, Kevin Lasko, Sarah Rose, Judge Judy Sheindlin, “Judy Justice” (Amazon Prime Video)
Excellent daytime personality (non-daily)
winner: Sir David Attenborough “The Secret of the Orangutan” (Netflix)
Brad Besterink “Living with Leopard” (Netflix)
Andy Sweeney Blanco, “Courtney Dover, Rob North, Kirin Stone, The Fixers” (BYUtv)
Anthony Mackie “Anthony Mackie’s Shark Beach: Gulf Coast” (National Geographic)
Martha Stewart “Martha Gardens” (Roku)
