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Sheryl Lee Ralph recently opened up about several incidents of sexual misconduct that she alleges she experienced years ago, including one that involved a "famous TV judge." The "Abbott Elementary" star made the allegations during a March 20 appearance on the "Way Up with Angela Yee" podcast while promoting her new memoir, "Diva 2.0."

"I'm at a very public place. I was suited. I had my suit on. I was handling my business for the television show I was on at that time. He and I were on the same network," Ralph recalled. "This man walked in, grabbed me by the back of my neck, turned me around, and rammed his nasty-ass tongue down my throat. And everybody at the network saw it."

The 66-year-old actor said she tried to report the incident at the time but someone from the network...

Judge Joe Brown's long divorce battle's finally seen its last day in court ... he's officially single. Joe's patience might have paid off ... because he's making off nicely. He'll keep a Tennessee home, a Porsche 911, Range Rover, Land Rover and Jeep ... according to legal docs obtained by TMZ. Joe also keeps the leather reclining chair ... a bachelor must. But he doesn't get off scot-free ... Joe's gotta pay his ex, Deborah Herron, $2,219 a month in spousal...

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Judge Joe Brown is incapable of practicing law because of some sort of disability that renders him either physically or mentally impaired. The Tennessee Supreme Court has put Brown on inactive status, meaning he cannot represent clients.  As for why, Brown's production company says, "Judge Brown is suffering from what hopefully will prove to be a temporary disability as a result of complications following from Type II Diabetes and the effects of prescribed medications for the condition,...

Sarah Palin ... the next Judge Judy. That's exactly the plan hatched by the guy who put Judy on TV.  Palin will be shooting a pilot for a TV courtroom show featuring her as the lady in black. It's being produced by Larry Lyttle, who had an idea 20 years ago that the family court judge from NYC might be good TV. Lyttle tells TMZ he'll shoot a pilot with Palin in the next few months and...

Sarah Palin is set to star in a new courtroom reality show similar to Judge Judy that could begin airing next year, People reports.

The former vice presidential candidate and Alaska governor inked a deal with Montana production company Warm Springs, and is set to film a pilot and shop it to networks with the hopes of hitting the air in fall 2017. The production team includes executives who have previously worked on Judge Judy and Judge Joe Brown.

Unlike the hosts of those shows, however, Palin has neither legal or...

Sarah Palin is taking the law into her own hands. The former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential candidate has agreed to appear in a courtroom reality show similar to “Judge Judy.” Palin has signed a deal with the Montana-based production company Warm Springs, and will shoot a pilot to sell to a network, according to People, which broke the news. The team working on the show includes executives who helped develop “Judge Judy” and “Judge Joe Brown.” Also Read: Sarah Palin Denies Blaming President Obama for Son's Ptsd During Feisty 'Today' Interview Dsepite Palin’s political experience, she has never practiced law nor.

Judge Judy might be getting some very interesting competition. Sarah Palin is being eyed to host and star in her own daytime court TV series after signing a deal with Montana-based production company Warm Springs, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Big Ticket Entertainment's Larry Lyttle, whose credits include both Judge Judy and Judge Joe Brown, is attached to the project as an executive producer. The project is still in the early stages. The former governor of Alaska has not yet shot a pilot for the potential series or met with TV affiliates, and there is no studio currently attached.

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Move over, Judge Judy. There could be a new TV courtroom judge coming to town – and it's none other than former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

The onetime vice presidential candidate has been tapped to preside over a planned reality court show that would premiere next year, if it gets picked up by stations. She signed a deal in February with Montana-based production company Warm Springs, a source close to the process tells People.

"It's a production deal," the source explains. "What happens next is she'll meet with stations, make a pilot and sell it."

Warm Springs first approached Palin with...

Move over, Judge Judy. There's a new TV courtroom judge coming to town - and it's none other than former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. The onetime vice presidential candidate has been tapped to preside over a new reality court show that would premiere next year. She signed a deal in February with Montana-based production company Warm Springs, a source close to the process tells People. "It's a production deal," the source explains. "What happens next is she'll meet with stations, make a pilot and sell it." Warm Springs first approached Palin with the idea in 2015 and has since put together...

Move over, Judge Judy. There's a new TV courtroom judge coming to town - and it's none other than former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. The onetime vice presidential candidate has been tapped to preside over a new reality court show that would premiere next year. She signed a deal in February with Montana-based production company Warm Springs, a source close to the process tells People. "It's a production deal," the source explains. "What happens next is she'll meet with stations, make a pilot and sell it." Warm Springs first approached Palin with the idea in 2015 and has since put together...

Judge Joe Brown says he just beat a bunch of racists in the court case that landed him in jail. The African American woman who Joe was representing when he got locked up for contempt is now off the hook, because she was framed. The woman had been hauled into court by a guy who claimed they had a daughter together and he wanted child support. A judge actually issued an arrest warrant for Joe's client,...

Judge Joe Brown is free a last after a five-day jail sentence for contempt of court — and he has plenty to say about his stay in the pokey. In an interview with People published Tuesday, the former television judge likened his jail time to “being in slave quarters,” adding, “It’s boring, it’s dirty.” On the plus side, the 68-year-old Brown noted, “But I survived. I’m breathing free air.” Also Read: Judge Joe Brown Locked Up in Jail After Bizarre Courtroom Outburst Brown was sentenced to jail due to an outburst in March 2014, when he reportedly hectored Juvenile Court Magistrate Harold Horne.

Judge Joe Brown's back on the outside after spending 5 days in what he calls "slave quarters." The ex-tv judge completed his sentence in Memphis Tuesday morning, and ripped the jail experience. Jb told People, "Jail's jail. It's boring, it's dirty, but I survived. I'm breathing free air." As we reported ... Brown was locked up for contempt of court -- he went off on the judge last year when he was an attorney on a child support case.

Judge Joe Brown says couldn't stand idly by while an injustice was done, and that he ended up paying for it with jail time. But the TV judge tells People exclusively that he would do it again in a heartbeat.

"A citizen was being gravely mistreated," Brown, who presided over the CBS arbitration show Judge Joe Brown from 1998-2013, says. "I couldn't allow that to happen. I had an opportunity to stand up for her and I took it."

On Tuesday morning, the 68-year-old completed a five-day jail sentence for contempt of court in Memphis, Tennessee. He describes his time...

He turned himself in. Judge Joe Brown began his five-day jail sentence this week, Wmc Action News 5 reports. The former TV star’s punishment stems from a courtroom outburst last year. Brown, 68, was arrested for contempt of court in Memphis, Tenn., back in March 2014. According to Wmc, he got into a “heated exchange” while on the job during a child custody case. At the time, TMZ reported that Brown “challenged” an authority and got “pretty raucous.” The lawyer was only on hand to see how the [...]...

Judge Joe Brown's jail sentence is less punishment and more super awesome vacation -- total privacy, fancy amenities, and he even gets full control of the television.   Law enforcement in Shelby County, Tn tell us Judge Joe will be kept away from the general population in a protective custody pod for his own safety. The kicker is he's the only inmate in protective custody -- so as king of the castle he can watch...

The star of the Emmy-winning courtroom show Judge Joe Brown recently turned himself in to police to begin a five-day jail sentence for contempt of court. Joe Brown, whose series was canceled two years ago, was arrested and sentenced in 2014 for ranting at and getting into an argument with a magistrate during proceedings at a juvenile court in Memphis, Tennessee after learning the child support case he was litigating was not on the docket. After his sentencing, he filed an appeal over his contempt of court charges and lost this past March. Before the 68-year-old turned himself in, he stopped to thank supporters. The group held signs that read slogans such as...

Former TV star Joe Brown found himself on the other side of the law Thursday.

Brown, who presided over CBS's arbitration show Judge Joe Brown from 1998-2013, turned himself in to serve a five-day jail sentence for contempt of court in Memphis, Tennessee, Wmc Action News 5 reports.

According to the station, Brown, 68, had a "heated exchange" with a magistrate while working as a lawyer on a child custody case in March 2014.

In an audio recording of the proceedings obtained by TMZ, Brown demanded of the judge,"Excuse me, on what authority do you sit, by the way?"

"I will not...

Judge Joe Brown has found himself on the wrong side of the law. The once-popular TV judge is currently cooling his heels in the Shelby County Corrections Center in Tennessee on a contempt of court charge following a bizarre courtroom outburst last year. Brown (see booking photo at left), who began his five-day sentence on Thursday, is in a cell by himself in an area that’s protected from other inmates, authorities said. Also Read: Judge Judy's Advice to Judge Joe Brown: 'Stay Sober' The sentence stems from a March 2014 incident during which he allegedly yelled at Juvenile Court Magistrate Harold “Hal” Horne.

Judge Joe Brown -- who made a name for himself during his run on syndicated TV -- is now watching the boob tube from jail.  We've learned Judge Joe is currently in custody after being sentenced to 5 days for contempt of court.   Joe was acting as a lawyer in March 2014 -- representing someone in a child support case. When he showed up in court and the clerk informed him they had no record of the case,...

Being a star comes with a lot of scrutiny, and all of your mistakes become front page news. Whether it's a drunk driving arrest, or simply riding your bike the wrong way down a street, if you end up in handcuffs, it ends up being a top story. And this year had no shortage of stars having run-ins with the police. Here's a look back on the year's 36 biggest celebrity arrests.

Tito Ortiz – The former Mma fighter was arrested on Jan. 6 on suspicion of driving under the influence after he drove his Porsche Panamera into the concrete median on the 405 freeway in L.A. at 4am.

Flavor Flav – The 55-year-old rapper was arrested on Jan. 9 for speeding while traveling to his mother's funeral. When police pulled him over, they discovered that he had 16 suspensions on his license and was allegedly in possession of marijuana.

David Cassidy – The singer and former member of the Partridge Family was arrested...

Judy Sheindlin, the reigning queen of daytime court shows, is coming to primetime. At least for one night. Sheindlin will star in the special “Judge Judy Primetime,” which premieres on CBS May 20 at 8 p.m. Also read: Judge Judy's Advice to Judge Joe Brown: ‘Stay Sober’ Much like her syndicated daytime show “Judge Judy,” the one-hour special will feature Sheindlin dispensing her no-nonsense, tough-but-fair brand of justice in new cases. It will also trace her path from New York Family Court judge to pop-culture phenomenon. The special will also include excerpts from the 1993 “60 Minutes” profile on Sheindlin, as well as.

Judge Judy Sheindlin apparently thinks Joe Brown should take the phrase “sober as a judge” to heart. Sheindlin, who presides over the popular daytime court show “Judge Judy,” offered a bit of advice for Brown — the former televised bench-sitter on the daytime court show “Judge Joe Brown” — regarding his recent legal woes, when approached by TMZ on Wednesday night. It seems that Sheindlin might believe that Brown has been pounding drinks instead of gavels recently. Also read: Judge Joe Brown Jailed for Contempt of Court “Stay sober,” Sheindlin offered, when asked if she had any words for Brown. Brown, whose show went.

Judge Judy seems to think Judge Joe Brown's arrest last month had nothing to do with politics ... but more about hitting the bottle. TMZ caught up with Judy outside of Craig's in West Hollywood last night, and when we asked if she had any words of wisdom for Joe ... she simply said, "Stay sober."Now ... our photog was asking because of Joe's notorious courtroom meltdown ... but it's possible Judy was thinking more about the...

“Scandal” actor Columbus Short, who plays Harrison Wright on the ABC drama, was arrested and charged with one count of felony battery with serious bodily injury, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said Wednesday. Short was booked by the Claremont Police Department and released on $50,000 bail. Also read: ‘Scandal’ Star Columbus Short Accused of Punching Guy in L.A. Bar Brawl The arrest stems from a March 15 incident at a West Los Angeles bar, during which Short allegedly punched another male guest, knocking him out. If convicted, Short, 31, faces up to four years in state prison. Also read: Judge Joe Brown.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin have separated. In a note on Paltrows website titled “Conscious Uncoupling”, they announced the split. Chris and Gwyneth have been together for 10 years, and have two kids together. This is one couple we didn’t much think about and now that they are separated, we still probably won't think about them. #notaKardashian

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Speaking of couples, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are on the cover of the latest Vogue and everybody has something to say about it. Sarah Michelle Gellar immediately tweeted that she would cancel her Vogue subscription. Naomi Campbell laughed. Kim calls the cover “an honor”. We just want to look at the pretty pictures.

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Ouch! Kevin Connolly broke his leg during filming of the Entourage movie last week. But he got a sweet picture with the quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks, Russell Wilson. Wait a minute,...

Judge Joe Brown is seeking justice. The former TV personality of his eponymous reality court show gave an interview to ABC News following his Monday, March 24, arrest, claiming that he should have never been thrown in jail for his alleged meltdown. The incident, according to Brown, has "reenergized" his campaign for District Attorney of Shelby County. "I was not happy to have my liberty detained even for 30 seconds," Brown, 66, told ABC News on Tuesday, following his five-hour long incarceration. "That's precious. It's not about [...]...

Judge Joe Brown is still hopping mad about being arrested Monday and now tells TMZ he thinks the judge who tossed him behind bars conspired to try and keep him there longer.In case you missed it ... Brown was tossed in the slammer in Memphis on Monday after having a meltdown in court. Brown, who is still a practicing lawyer, was there to represent his client in a child support hearing (that becomes relevant shortly...

Judge Joe Brown was on the wrong side of the gavel yesterday, and ended up in jail for contempt of court. Joe thinks the judge was outta line for locking him up -- but would Joe accept this kind of outburst in his court? Plus, "Scandal" star Columbus Short under investigation for a bar brawl. He's accused of a brutal cheap shot ... and it's not the first time. Bad dude?  Tell Us Whatyou Think Other...

Judge Joe Brown, a former TV judge, was arrested on Monday for contempt of court after he made a scene in court on Monday and became verbally abusive.

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Brown allegedly arrived at a Shelby County, Memphis juvenile court, claiming he was there to defend a client in a child support case. When he was informed that the case was not on the docket for Monday, Brown went into a rage, ignoring the judge who cautioned him to calm himself. Sources told TMZ that Brown “incited a near riot.” Brown was arrested for five counts of contempt of court.

Brown was sentenced to five days in jail, but was released soon after his arrest on his own recognizance. Upon his release, Brown spoke to reporters and insisted that he became so incensed due to his passion for his client, who he claims is being unfairly prosecuted for child support.

Now Judge Joe Brown knows what it feels like to have the gavel bang in his face. Joseph Brown, the titular jurist on the long-running syndicated legal show Judge Joe Brown, was sentenced to five days in jail for contempt after yelling at a judge while representing a client during a child-support hearing in Tennessee, according to the Memphis Commercial Appeal. "He all but had that courtroom in a riot," Juvenile Court Chief Magistrate Dan Michael told the paper, describing what went down during a hearing being presided over by fellow Magistrate Harold Horne. Michael said that Brown, who's running for Shelby County District Attorney, strolled through the hallway shaking hands and...

Judge Joe Brown has found himself on the wrong side of the law. Brown, whose syndicated courtroom show “Judge Joe Brown” ran from 1998 until 2013, is currently cooling his heels in a Memphis jail on a five-day sentence for contempt of court, ABC News reports. Brown, 66, was arrested Monday after allegedly yelling at Juvenile Court Magistrate Harold “Hal” Horne. Also read: George Lopez Arrested for Public Intoxication … at Casino He Was Performing in According to ABC, the former criminal court judge showed up at the courthouse and began working the crowd for votes in his campaign for Shelby County District...

It appears Judge Joe Brown will be the one in need of some defense for a change. The former TV personality, 66, who is running for D.A. of Shelby County, Tenn., reportedly caused a raucous in a Memphis juvenile court on Monday. Brown appeared on the scene to represent someone in a child support case, says TMZ - and "incited a near riot" when the staff told him they had no record of the case in question. The news site adds that after "playing to the peanut gallery," Brown was cited for contempt five times and was ultimately ordered to spend five days in jail.

Judge Joe Brown just got a taste of his own medicine -- the former TV judge was arrested after allegedly blowing a gasket at a Memphis juvenile court ... TMZ has confirmed.Brown showed up to court Monday to represent someone in a child support case -- but was turned away by court staff, who informed Brown they had no record of the case in question.Brown reportedly lost it ... becoming verbally abusive and was warned several times to quiet down.

Oh no, Judge Joe! Former TV court Judge Joe Brown was arrested and jailed in Memphis, Tenn., on Monday, March 24 on a contempt of court charge. Brown, 66, was sentenced by Juvenile Court Magistrate Harold "Hal" Horne to five days in jail after a heated argument that took place in the courtroom, CNN reported Monday afternoon. Another judge, who witnessed the argument, said Brown "challenged the authority" and got "pretty raucous" during his appearance. TMZ reported that Brown allegedly became verbally abusive, even after being warned [...]...

Since CBS canceled the second highest-rated court reality show, “Judge Joe Brown” earlier this year due to salary disputes, Brown has maintained a relatively low profile -- until now.

This week a clip surfaced online featuring the 66-year-old Daytime Emmy nominee in a highly intoxicated state interacting with fans. The clip, which takes place somewhere in California, shows Brown going on a rant in which he slams his former gig by saying: "I do not do that bullshit anymore!"

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Update: President Obama made a statement from the White House press room regarding the Boston Marathon explosions on Monday.

“The American people will say a prayer for Boston tonight,” Obama said. “We don’t yet have all the answers, but we do know multiple people have been wounded, some gravely, in explosions at the Boston Marathon … We still do not know who did this, or why. People shouldn’t jump to conclusions before we have all the facts. But make no mistake, we will get to the bottom of this. We will find out who did this and we will...

Judge Joe Brown hasn't delivered his final ruling just yet. In the wake of a four-year renewal of America’s No. 1 court show, Judge Judy, announced Monday, the host of Judge Joe Brown is making it clear that he will not take his gavel and disappear now that his show has been canceled because of what he charges was "Hollywood trick economics." In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Brown says he has formed a new company and intends to launch both a new court show and a talk show that he will host as early as fall

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Take heart, "Judge Judy" fans; Judy Sheindlin will continue to put small-claims litigants in their place for your entertainment pleasure for at least the next four years. Sheindlin, the titular jurist of "Judge Judy," has re-upped to bang the gavel on the long-running court series through 2017. Also read: 'Judge Joe Brown' to End Its Run in September The series, which is distributed through CBS Television, is currently in its 17th season and averages more than 9 million viewers daily, making it the top-rated show in daytime television. Sheindlin celebrated the fact that her...

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FX has issued an apology to fans of The Americans who found their DVR recordings cut off early. The episode ran for 67 minutes but listings had the run time going for an hour, meaning many viewers missed vital scenes. FX is putting the full episode online for viewers to catch up.

The next target for Adult Swim — 80s detective shows. Deadline reports that the late night block has ordered a new live action series, Hole to Hole, that will parody 80s detective shows.

Since I find Artie one of the more toxic characters on Glee, I didn't expect to be excited at the thought of meeting his mother, but she's going to be played by Katey Sagal (who was once one of Bette Midler's Harlettes) which suddenly has...

Putting a pin in his Lying Game, Adrian Pasdar is relocating to Burn Notice for its upcoming seventh season.

The Heroes and Profit alum — who currently co-stars on ABC Family’s not-yet-renewed Lying Game — has booked a major recurring role on the USA Network drama as Randall Burke, a former special ops soldier who may now be running a terrorist ring.

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No stranger to playing a Big Bad, Pasdar’s character is described by The Hollywood Reporter, who first reported the casting, as a “dangerous and unpredictable” wild card who...

Judge Joe Brown is leaving the bench -- at least for now. After 15 years on the air, Judge Joe Brown has been cancelled because a new contract agreement couldn't be reached, reports B&C.

According to Brown, he and CBS Television Distribution (Ctd) have had a profit split over the past seven years. Ctd says that profit margins have become slimmer since they made the deal because viewership has dropped. With the exception of Judge Judy, all of the court shows are down this year, sometimes by as much as 20%.

After not being able to work out a new contract with Brown, Ctd tried to shop a new judge -- Judge Geoffrey Gaither of Marion County, Indiana -- but Fox (which licenses Brown in the biggest markets) wasn't interested.

As a result, Ctd has cancelled the show and affiliates...

Leaving a nation teetering on the brink of lawlessness, its womanhood unprotected and manhood un-promoted, CBS has canceled the long-running Judge Joe Brown, the syndicated courtroom show that for 15 years has been the thin brown line standing between order and chaos, crankily telling chaos to shut its mouth while order is talking. The Hollywood Reporter says CBS opted to end the series after a prolonged salary negotiation, which saw the judge who frequently tells his litigants to have some self-control demanding a raise on his $20 million-a-year salary, even as his ratings continued to decline. But exhortations for CBS ...

Former CBS Television Distribution president of creative affairs and development Terry Wood is returning to the executive ranks as president of unscripted and original syndication for One Three Media, the joint venture between Mark Burnett and Hearst Corporation that produces hit reality series The Voice on NBC and Shark Tank on ABC. “I have known and admired Terry for many years,” Burnett said. “She is a personal friend and a top-level producer with an unparalleled track record of success with quality programming — which is very important in differentiating television storytelling today.” Wood left CBS TV Distribution at the end of 2010 after 12 years. There she oversaw such first-run syndicated shows as Dr. Phil, Rachael Ray, The Insider, and The Doctors. She was also in charge of production of Entertainment Tonight, Inside Edition, Judge Judy, and Judge Joe Brown. One Three Media’s unscripted series portfolio also includes Celebrity Apprentice on NBC...

Ever wonder what Jamie Kennedy's been up to lately? The veteran actor and comedian still lands plenty of film roles, but now he's moving on to a new web project. Kennedy is the star of Kennedy's Court, a comedy series distributed by Alphabird that mocks daytime court shows. The first three episodes of Kennedy's Court have been posted on the show's official website, with Kennedy switching between four ludicrous characters. Some episodes will feature Kennedy in drag as a Judge Judy parody, but that's nothing compared to the first episode, where Kennedy dresses up in blackface to parody shows such as Judge Joe Brown. The result is a sometimes very funny show where Kennedy preys on the unaware trial participants. A snippet of Kennedy's blackface can be seen in the series' promo clip, but for the full thing you'll need to check out the Kennedy's Court website or wait...

If you star on a hit TV-show, odds are you’re probably making the big bucks. TV Guide has revealed a list of the starting salaries of some of TVs most recognizable stars, reminding everyone again just how little they make in comparison. Want a sample? Ashton Kutcher makes $700,000 dollars per episode of Two and a Half Men, Pauly D makes $175,000 an episode for Jersey Shore, and Mariah Carey is reported to make $17 million dollars per season during her time on American Idol. It’s a bit hard to feel sympathetic towards the Modern Family cast after their demands for a raise when each member is making $175,000. Listed below (via TVGuide) are some other celebrities bloated paychecks that make you want to slam your head against the wall:

Drama (per episode):

Mark Harmon (NCIS): $500,000

Ellen Pompeo (Grey's Anatomy): $350,000

Kevin Bacon (The Following): $175,000

Lucy Liu (Elementary):...

If you star on a hit TV-show, odds are you’re probably making the big bucks. TV Guide has revealed a list of the starting salaries of some of TVs most recognizable stars, reminding everyone again just how little they make in comparison. Want a sample? Ashton Kutcher makes $700,000 dollars per episode of Two and a Half Men, Pauly D makes $175,000 an episode for Jersey Shore, and Mariah Carey is reported to make $17 million dollars per season during her time on American Idol. It’s a bit hard to feel sympathetic towards the Modern Family cast after their demands for a raise when each member is making $175,000. Listed below (via TVGuide) are some other celebrities bloated paychecks that make you want to slam your head against the wall:

Drama (per episode):

Mark Harmon (NCIS): $500,000

Ellen Pompeo (Grey's Anatomy): $350,000

Kevin Bacon (The Following): $175,000

Lucy Liu (Elementary):...

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At the 2012 Daytime Emmy Awards, Regis Philbin, Kelly Ripa and the cast of "General Hospital" weren't the only ones celebrating their big wins.

With ABC scoring 56 nominations and PBS nabbing 51, it was a big night for networks and viewers everywhere. Check out the list below for the winners of Saturday night's awards show.

Outstanding Drama Series

Winner:"General Hospital," ABC

"All My Children," ABC

"Days of Our Lives," NBC

"The Young and the Restless," CBS

Outstanding Children's Animated Program

Winner: "Penguins of Madagascar," Nickelodeon

"Curious George," PBS

"Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness," Nickelodeon

"Peep & The Big Wide World," PBS

"Sid the Science Kid," PBS

"SpongeBob SquarePants," Nickelodeon

Outstanding Culinary Program

Winner:"Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction," Food Network

"Giada At Home," Food Network

"Guy's Big Bite," Food Network

"Sandwich King," Food Network

Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show'

Winner: "Jeopardy!," Syndicated

"BrainSurge," Nickelodeon

"Cash Cab," Discovery Channel

"Let's Make A Deal,...

And that's a wrap!

At the 2012 Daytime Emmy Awards, Regis Philbin, Kelly Ripa and the cast of "General Hospital" weren't the only ones celebrating their big wins.

With ABC scoring 56 nominations and PBS nabbing 51, it was a big night for networks and viewers everywhere. Check out the list below for the winners of Saturday night's awards show.

Outstanding Drama Series

Winner:"General Hospital," ABC

"All My Children," ABC

"Days of Our Lives," NBC

"The Young and the Restless," CBS

Outstanding Children's Animated Program

Winner: "Penguins of Madagascar," Nickelodeon

"Curious George," PBS

"Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness," Nickelodeon

"Peep & The Big Wide World," PBS

"Sid the Science Kid," PBS

"SpongeBob SquarePants," Nickelodeon

Outstanding Culinary Program

Winner:"Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction," Food Network

"Giada At Home," Food Network

"Guy's Big Bite," Food Network

"Sandwich King," Food Network

Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show'

Winner: "Jeopardy!," Syndicated

"BrainSurge," Nickelodeon

"Cash Cab," Discovery Channel

"Let's Make A Deal,...