Food Network's Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction won for Outstanding Culinary Program at tonight's Daytime Emmy Awards. This marks the first award for the series, and only the second award for Flay ever. Flay gave a shout out to wife,  Law & Order: SVU' Stephanie March, and his mother-in-law who he joked would, "kill him" for not giving her a plug as well.

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Sandra Lee took home the golden lady for Outstanding Lifestyle/Culinary Host at this year's Daytime Emmys. Lee hosts Semi-Homeade Cooking With Sandra Lee. This marks the show's first win in this category.

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In its first season, Last Shot With Judge Gunn wins for Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program at the 39th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards. Judge Mary Ann Gunn's courtroom series films in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where she offers convicted offenders a "last shot" to clean up their act.

Fourteen times seems to be the charm for Jeopardy! The game show took home the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show. Last year, Jeopardy! tied with Wheel of Forturne for the top honors.

Family Game Night's Todd Newton picked up his first Daytime Emmy Award, snagging Outstanding Game Show Host. During his acceptance speech, Newton revealed his life-long dream was to be a game show host, and that he's always admired the greats such as Bob Barker and Richard Dawson.

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