Many thanks to our forum posters for helping to come up with some doozies to list here. (Check out our message board's thread -- HERE.) Below, please tell us what you think is Emmy's worst crime or blunder:

1.) Lindsay Wagner ("The Bionic Woman") beat Sada Thompson ("Family") as best drama actress of 1977. She also beat Angie Dickinson ("Police Woman") and Kate Jackson ("Charlie's Angels")! Oh, the horror! Hey, wait a minute! Shouldn't this category have been best comedy actress?

2.) Red Skelton and his TV show beat Lucille Ball and "I Love Lucy" as best comedian and best comedy show of 1952 — after its first, huge year on TV when "Lucy" became a breakout, national sensation.

3.) "Brideshead Revisited" lost best miniseries to "Marco Polo" in 1982.

4.) "Lonesome Dove" got shot down by the mighty guns of "War & Remembrance" in 1989.

5.) The "Cheers" theme song "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" lost to "We'll Win This World," a now-forgotten ditty from a "GE Theater Special" "Two of a Kind."

6.) Harry Shearer remains the only cast member of "The Simpsons" never to receive an Emmy even though he voices some of that classic show's greatest roles, including Montgomery Burns, Smithers, Ned Flanders, Kent Brockman, Rev. Lovejoy, Principal Skinner and Dr. Hibbert. Even God!

7.) Snub of "The Wire."

8.) Jackie Gleason and Andy Griffith never won, but Art Carney and Don Knotts won FIVE for portraying their goofy, second bananas.

9.) Ellen Burstyn nominated as best supporting actress in a TV film for a 12-second performance in "Mrs. Harris" two years ago.

10.) Snub of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

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