Vote for your Favorite TV moment!

Carol Burnett channels Scarlett O'Hara, Sammy Davis Jr. plants a kiss on Archie Bunker.. as does Mulder on Scully.. Who Shot JR is finally revealed.. and it's Suzanne Pleshette at a B&B in Vermont...! Vote for your favorite TV moment! Visit emmys.abc.com to cast your ballot for the most memorable comedy or drama episode. Winners will be announced during the live Primetime Emmy telecast September 21 on ABC!

We've posted excerpts from some of our interviewees discussing these memorable episodes, and more!

Alan Alda discusses the success of M.A.S.H

Bill Dana on how Sammy Davis Jr came to visit All in the Family

Larry Hagman reveals Who Shot J.R on Dallas

Bob Mackie on the Carol Burnett Show's take on "Gone with the Wind"

Bob Newhart on the final Newhart episode

Leonard Nimoy on Star Trek's Vulcan salute

Phylicia Rashad on those singing Cosby kids and notable guest stars



Watch the top-voted favorite TV clips at emmys.abc.com !

MSN Entertainment Celebrates 60 Years Of Emmy

MSN and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences are presenting classic clips from 60 years of the Primetime Emmy Awards. Additionally, Emmy winners who have been interviewed by the Archive of American Television share their stories about their Emmy-winning work and their experiences on Emmy night.

Click here to access dozens of clips posted on MSN.

Below are three of the video pieces: Doris Roberts discusses her work on Everybody Loves Raymond and her Emmy acceptance speeches, Joseph Barbera talks about pitching Huckleberry Hound and what winning the Emmy meant to him, and Tim Conway & Harvey Korman talk about their work together and comedic Emmy appearances.


Emmy Archive: Doris Roberts


Emmy Archive: Joseph Barbera


Emmy Archive: 'The Carol Burnett Show'

TV's Most Memorable Moments - Vote online!

The 60th Primetime Emmy Awards are soon approaching, and many of our Archive interviewees have been honored with nominations this year. Visit emmys.com/abc to watch and vote on your favorite comedy and dramatic moments from classic television shows. The audience favorites will be revealed on the Emmy Awards telecast on September 21 on ABC.

2008 Emmy Nominations Announced!

The 60th Annual Primetime and Creative Arts Emmy nominations were announced early this morning from The Academy in North Hollywood. We're very happy to report that quite a few Archive Interviewees were among those honored!

Congratulations to James L. Brooks ("The Simpsons") Ken Burns ("The War"), Roy Christopher ("80th Annual Academy Awards"), Diahann Carroll ("Grey's Anatomy"), Tim Conway ("30 Rock"), Sally Field ("Brothers and Sisters"), John Moffitt ("Bill Maher: The Decider"), Phylicia Rashad ("Raisin in the Sun"), William Shatner ("Boston Legal") and to the late George Carlin ("It's Bad for Ya!") and to all the other nominees!

To see the full list, go to the emmy website.

To see the complete list of archive interviews, click here.

George Carlin --- Roy Christopher --- Tim Conway