People's Choice Awards 1975

Overview

The People's Choice Awards is an American television awards show that recognizes individuals working in the entertainment industry. The program began its annual broadcast run in 1975. Historically, the winners of these awards were determined through the use of Gallup Polls. This methodology remained in place until 2005, when the selection process transitioned to online voting by the general public and fans. The inaugural 1975 broadcast featured appearances by Alan Alda, Ann-Margret, Army Archerd, and Jacqueline Bisset. Throughout its history, the production has received recognition from the Primetime Emmy Awards. Specifically, the program earned nominations for Outstanding Production Design for a Variety, Reality, or Competition Series in both 1985 and 1986. Additionally, the show received a nomination for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics in 1986, credited to Earl Brown. The awards show continues to be categorized as a series that honors achievements in entertainment as selected by the viewing audience.