BROADCAST DATE: Wednesday, September 15, 2004, TV Land.
DESCRIPTION: TV Land continues to roll out its line-up of original specials and celebrates The Primetime Emmy Awards with an unprecedented look back at some of the shows most memorable televised highlights over the last 50 years as the network premieres "TV LAND PRESENTS: EMMY'S GREATEST MOMENTS" on Wednesday, September 15, 2004.  We briefly find Lynda Carter presenting an award for the "29th Annual Emmy Awards".

	Broadcast Network: TV Land. Host: JASON BATEMAN. Director: Gary Smith. Writer: Dann Netter. Executive Producer: Dann Netter, Michael Rosen, Gary Smith. Producer: Zack Smith.
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Hosted by Jason Bateman, star of FOXs hit comedy Arrested Development, TV Land, in association with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, was granted rare access to the Television Academy's vast archive collection to look back at past Emmy Awards where television history was made. Great moments, some of which have not been seen since they first aired, will be showcased in this one-hour special, including clips from 1955, the year of The Emmys first national broadcast hosted by Steve Allen, to 1977, when the year in television could be summed up in one word: Roots, to 2001, when the Emmy Awards were postponed twice and ultimately aired to prove once again that laughter is the best medicine. Lynda Carter is briefly seen presenting an award for the "29th Annual Emmy Awards".

© 2004 by The Gary Smith Company and TV Land Productions. All Rights Reserved

			RUNNING TIME:	00:49:00 [60 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	LYNDA CARTER briefly appears as an award presenter of "The 29th Annual Emmy Awards".
			VIDEO:	[1]  "TV LAND PRESENTS EMMY'S GREATEST MOMENTS". Videoclip.
			TRIVIA:	[•] The show is executive produced by Dann Netter (AFIs 100 Years 100 Movies specials) and Gary Smith (Executive Producer, 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards) in conjunction with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences executive producer Michael Rosen and Television Academy Governor (Production Executives Peer Group) Barbara Wellner.
				[•] For more than 50 years, the Emmys have been a landmark event in television, Television Academy Chairman Dick Askin commented. Every generation of television viewers has favorite memories from the telecast, and this is the best way to combine these exciting moments.
				[•] TV Land Productions was created in 2003 to create original programming that complements the networks successful acquired programming slate. TV Land Productions is headed by Sal Maniaci, Vice President of Development and Production, TV Land and Nick at Nite.

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