Extraordinary Emmy Awards Moments Through The Years 

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Each year, the Emmy Awards celebrate television\'s best and brightest. As the 2014 Emmys show quickly approaches, it\'s time to take a trip down memory lane. From the very first broadcast from Los Angeles, in 1949, to Bill Cosby\'s historical win, in 1966, the Emmys makes for a night to remember, celebrating shows like "I Love Lucy," "The Sopranos" and everything in between.

Watch the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Seth Meyers, Monday, Aug. 25, at 8 p.m. EST on NBC.

Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz attend the 1957 Emmys

Bill Cosby celebrates his monumental Emmy win for "I Spy" in 1966

Barbra Streisand wins for "My Name is Barbra" in 1965

Mary Tyler Moore gets a kiss from Alan Alda at 1974 Emmys

Robin Williams and John Ritter at the 1979 Emmys

Isabel Sanford wins Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at 1981 Emmys

"Seinfeld" wins Outstanding Comedy Series award at 1993 Emmys

"Friends" stars Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry attend 1995 Emmys

James Gandolfini wins for Lead Actor in a Drama Series in 2000

"West Wing" wins Best Dramatic Series award at 2000 Emmys

Sarah Jessica Parker wins Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at 2004 Emmys

Host Conan O\'Brien and comedian Bob Newhart know how to keep speeches short at 2006 Emmys

Bryan Cranston wins Best Actor award at 2008 Emmys

"Modern Family" cast celebrates 2010 Emmys win

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