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Cardoza, R. (2026, September 7). Rob Reiner posthumous Emmys 2026 win for ‘The Bear’ makes history — and has special family connection. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/09/07/entertainment/rob-reiner-posthumous-emmys-2026-win-for-the-bear-makes-history-has-family-connection/
Cardoza, Riley. “Rob Reiner posthumous Emmys 2026 win for ‘The Bear’ makes history — and has special family connection.” New York Post, 7 Sept. 2026, https://pagesix.com/2026/09/07/entertainment/rob-reiner-posthumous-emmys-2026-win-for-the-bear-makes-history-has-family-connection/.
Cardoza, Riley. “Rob Reiner posthumous Emmys 2026 win for ‘The Bear’ makes history — and has special family connection.” New York Post, September 7, 2026. https://pagesix.com/2026/09/07/entertainment/rob-reiner-posthumous-emmys-2026-win-for-the-bear-makes-history-has-family-connection/.
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Rob Reiner made history by winning a posthumous Emmy for Best Guest Actor in a Comedy for his role as Albert on "The Bear" in 2026, beating a record held by his father, Carl Reiner. The 48-year gap between Rob's two wins is the longest ever recorded, surpassing the 37 years between Carl's wins for "Caesar's Hour" and "Mad About You". This achievement marked the first posthumous Emmy given for an on-camera performance since 1995, when Raúl Julia won for "The Burning Season". Rob Reiner had previously won an Emmy in 1978 for his role in "All in the Family", making this a significant milestone in his career. His win was met with enthusiasm from social media users, who praised his continued dedication to his craft despite passing away in December 2025.