Bob Newhart Finally Wins Emmy Award for Guest-Starring Role

Comedy Legend Honored for Appearance on CBS Show

After Five Decades in the Business, Newhart Receives Accolade

Comedy legend Bob Newhart has won his first Emmy Award for his guest-starring role on the CBS show. The 91-year-old actor received the award for his performance as Arthur Jeffries in the show's second season.

Newhart has been a beloved figure in the entertainment industry for decades, first becoming known for his role as Bob Hartley in “The Bob Newhart Show” with the iconic ‘button-down’ shirt and vest and more recently as Professor Proton on “The Big Bang Theory.” However, this is the first time he has been recognized by the Television Academy for his work.

"I'm so grateful to the Academy for this honor," Newhart said in a statement after his win. "It's been a long time coming, but I'm so happy to finally have one of these."

Newhart is one of the most respected and admired actors in the business. He has starred in numerous films and television shows over the years, and he continues to work regularly. His win is a testament to his remarkable talent and longevity.