Can you name the Top 100 shows according to the accumulated Emmy nominations and awards? by Pogues

Points	TV Show	Year
298.5		1982
267		1972
265.5		1999
261.5		1981
229		1993
227.5		1986
224.5		1999
220		1970
208.5		1993
207.5		1971
202		1994
196.5		1996
167.5		1990
165.5		2006
162		1982
161		1977
152.5		1985
147.5		1998
145.5		1988
144.5		1978
137		1992
131		1971
130		1975
128		1981
125.5		2007
116		1994
115		1990
113		1998
100.5		1974
100.5		1992
100		1987
99		1993
98		1997
95		1996

Points	TV Show	Year
93.5		2005
89		1992
87		1971
86		1961
80.5		2004
80.5		1966
79.5		2001
79.5		1990
78.5		2001
78		1967
77		2009
75		1961
74.5		1974
73.5		2000
69.5		1964
69.5		1994
68		2000
67		1993
66.5		1988
66.5		1971
65		1950
64.5		1988
63.5		2003
63		1996
62		1982
61.5		1982
61.5		1984
60		2004
59		1988
59		1982
58.5		1997
57		1984
56		2005
56		1999

Points	TV Show	Year
55.5		2004
55.5		1965
55.5		1977
55		2003
54.5		2007
54.5		1976
54.5		1954
52.5		1951
51		2004
50.5		1965
50.5		1984
49.5		1977
49		1985
49		1962
48.5		1980
47.5		1984
47.5		2002
45.5		1955
45		1974
45		1960
44		1975
43.5		2009
43.5		2009
42.5		2008
42.5		2004
42.5		1989
42		2006
41.5		1969
41		1982
41		1991
40		1967
40		1948
40		1951
39	1951
38.5	1951
36	1951
32	1951
29	1951
28	1951
25	1951
20	1951
18.5	1951
18	1951

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Emmy Top Shows Quiz

by Pogues

Created Oct 11, 2011 in Television
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	Pogues:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 04:42 GMT	-2 points
	Here’s how I calculated the points for this quiz, using the Emmy nominations and awards, which is a bit arbitrary on my part. Points awarded to award winners (half points awarded to nominees in each category). Outstanding Comedy Series/Outstanding Drama Series: 10 points -- Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series: 6 points -- Directing for a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 4 points -- Directing for a Variety, Music, or Comedy Series: 2 points -- Writing for a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 5 points -- Writing for a Variety, Music, or Comedy Series: 3 points -- Outstanding Reality Program/Reality-Competition Program: 4 points -- Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program: 3 points -- Lead Actor in a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 7 points -- Lead Actress in a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 7 points -- Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 5 points -- Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 5 points -- Guest Actor in a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 2 points -- Guest Actress in a Comedy Series/Drama Series: 2 points

	Pogues:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 04:48 GMT	-2 points
	Other game notes: I have not included “shows” that were weekly or monthly movie nights, and did not include single movies/specials/shows. Also, award shows such as the Grammys are not included. Mini-Series with at least 8 episodes were included. Lastly, if a show has a person’s full name in it, you can just enter the person’s name. (For example, The John Jones Show, you could just enter “John Jones”) I think that covers everything you need to know. Most assuredly someone...or more likely...many of you...will find other things I need to fix. Please, enjoy.

	Wezzo:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 08:53 GMT	3 points
	Great quiz, great execution. Two things: House's "first year" is incorrect, I think; and the "First Year" and "Points" column headers are the wrong way around.

	rockgolf:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 11:48 GMT	2 points
	I recognize that IMDb give 1968 for All in the Family, but that's just straight-out wrong. The site itself lists the first episode as appearing on Jan 12, 1971.

	Pogues:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 12:02 GMT	-2 points
	Fixed House's first year. All in the Family lists an unaired pilot in both 1968 and 1969. That hardly would mark the beginning of the show's run. Fixed to 1971.

	Pogues:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 12:04 GMT	-2 points
	Any comments on the time allotted would be helpful. Looking at early poll returns...I'm not sure it's enough.

	dudeperson:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 16:25 GMT	2 points
	Yeah, a few more minutes would be nice, but not necessary if you want to keep it tough. It's hard to remember 60 years of TV, regardless of how much time you give. Great quiz, though! I can't even imagine how long it took you to get all that data together

	Pogues:	Oct 11th, 2011 at 18:49 GMT	-2 points
	I took SOME shortcuts using wikipedia...but they are missing a lot of information for nominees of older awards. I'm embarrassed to say it probably took at least 12 hours of work.

	mgroth:	Oct 14th, 2011 at 02:08 GMT	1 point
	Really enjoyed this. Herculean effort on your part = 5 globes.