Moon landing tops Academy's '75 Most Impactful' TV Moments list ahead of milestone Emmys

The Television Academy ranked the "75 Most Impactful" moments broadcast on the small screen ahead of Monday's 75th edition of the annual Emmy awards.

King's "I Have a Dream" speech, delivered at the March on Washington in 1963, is ranked No. 6. This year's Emmy Awards, delayed four months because of Hollywood's actors and writers strikes, comes on the MLK holiday.

While the top of the list is dominated by news events, plenty of fictional moments from classic TV dramas, comedies and specials appear too, including Hawkeye bidding farewell to best buddy B.J., and Korea, in the 1983 final episode of "M.A.S.H." (No. 8), Linus reciting the nativity story in 1965's "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (No. 14), and, from 2007, the much-debated, cut-to-black final moment of "The Sopranos" (No. 36).