The Ellen DeGeneres Show premieres and airs its first episode, marking the beginning of the daytime talk show hosted by Ellen DeGeneres.
Ellen DeGeneres wins her first Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host, recognizing her work on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Ellen begins dancing during her show regularly, which becomes a popular and recognizable feature of the show.
The show wins the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show, solidifying its status as a leading daytime program.
The show becomes known for Ellen surprising her guests with elaborate gifts and giveaways, which become a fan-favorite segment.
Ellen launches her Wildlife Fund, raising awareness and support for conservation efforts, sometimes highlighted on the show.
Ellen dedicates a show segment to addressing bullying and promoting kindness and acceptance, which resonates with audiences.
Ellen hosts the Oscars, showcasing her popularity beyond her daytime talk show.
Allegations about a toxic workplace environment behind the scenes surface, leading to internal investigations and public apologies.
Ellen announces that her show will end after its 19th season, marking the conclusion of a significant era in daytime television.
The final episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show airs, concluding the long-running daytime talk show after nearly two decades.
Ellen hosts a landmark interview with Oprah Winfrey discussing her career and philanthropy.
Ellen surprises a couple by hosting their wedding live on the show.
Contestants from Dancing With the Stars appear on the show for a special dance-related episode.
The show celebrates its 15th anniversary with a star-studded episode reflecting on memorable moments.
Ellen surprises audience members by giving away their dream items and experiences during the show.
The final episode of the show airs, marking the end of an era.
