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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-08-26 · via The A.V. Club

20 years after 24's Emmy win, no network drama has taken the top prize

In 2006, Fox's 24 won the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series, the first and only time a network show has taken the award in the past two decades. Showrunner Howard Gordon reflects on that night and the show's fifth season, which featured Jack Bauer coming out of hiding. Since then, no network series has repeated the feat, a trend that continues.

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