Which award did House M.D. win at the 2005 Peabody Awards?

House M.D. won a Peabody Award in 2005.

The Peabody Awards recognized the series for its distinctive dramatic treatment of medical diagnosis and its central character. The award came early in House’s run, after the show premiered in 2004 and quickly became a major television success.

Peabody Awards honor distinguished storytelling and broadcasting across television, radio, and digital media. They are separate from the Primetime Emmy Awards, which recognize television achievement in many production and performance categories.

House also received other major honors during its run. Hugh Laurie won Golden Globe Awards for playing Gregory House, and the program earned numerous Emmy nominations. Those later recognitions can make award questions about the series easy to mix up, but the 2005 Peabody honor was a distinct achievement for the show itself.