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Here Are The 27 Biggest Moments From The 2021 Emmy Awards

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The 2021 Emmy Awards were on last night, and — just in case you, ya know, forgot to watch them — we've rounded up the 27 most talked about, must-see moments for your viewing pleasure! Ready? Good! Here we go:

1.All of television's brightest stars were out and about, strutting their stuff on the red carpet:

Regé-Jean Page on the red carpet in a suit
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2.With many serving some absolutely incredible, colorful numbers:

Kenan Thompson in a pastel suit

Seriously, Met Gala WHO?!

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3.Also, Kathryn Hahn wore a belt so big, I'm shocked Big E didn't decide to cash in his Money in the Bank contract on her instead of Bobby Lashley:

Kathryn wore a strapless jumpsuit with a massive belt

A little pro-wrestling humor for the, like, six of you out there who also watch Monday Night Raw.

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4.There were plenty of cute couples to positively swoon over:

Emmy Raver-Lampman and Daveed Diggs
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5.Then, the show opened with the night's host, Cedric the Entertainer, leading a tribute to Biz Markie, which included original, TV-specific verses from LL Cool J, Lil Dicky, and *checks notes* Rita Wilson:

6.Seth Rogen took to the stage and was vocally unhappy with the setup, stating that those in attendance were "told this would be outdoors — it's not!" and that, had he known they'd be indoors, he "wouldn't have come":

Seth Rogen on stage

Points! Were! Made!!!

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7.Hannah Waddingham won for Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on Ted Lasso and was delightfully humble about it:

8.Evan Peters won his first-ever Emmy for Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for his work on Mare of Easttown, and he thanked Kate Winslet for "being Kate Winslet":

9.RuPaul continued to make history, taking home his 11th Emmy for Outstanding Competition Series for RuPaul's Drag Race:

10.Then, Last Week Tonight took home the award for Writing for a Variety Series, and the writers room made sure to thank Adam Driver (he knows what he did):

11.Scott Frank won Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for The Queen's Gambit, and his speech went...just very, very long:

12.Michaela Coel made history and became the first Black woman to win Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her absolutely incredible series, I May Destroy You:

13.The Schitt's Creek crew reunited in delightful primary color coordination to present the Emmy for Writing for a Comedy Series...

  Cbs Photo Archive / CBS via Getty Images
Cbs Photo Archive / CBS via Getty Images

14....which went to Hacks:

15.And speaking of Hacks — Jean Smart won for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, and the room nearly exploded with joy:

16.Living legend Debbie Allen was honored with the Governors Award and told the timer that this is where it starts paying *slams down cane* in sweat:

17.Jennifer Coolidge out Jennifer Coolidge'd herself when she took to the stage to present the Emmy for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series...

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Cbs Photo Archive / CBS via Getty Images

18....which Jason Sudeikis took home for Ted Lasso:

19.Ewan McGregor won Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for his role in Halston, and he opened up about his and Mary Elizabeth Winstead's baby for the first time:

20.And Kate Winslet won for Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her role in Mare of Easttown:

21.Marvel stans were quick to take to Twitter to discuss WandaVision's complete shutout:

22.Josh O'Connor won Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his work on The Crown:

23.And The Crown just kept on sweepin' the drama categories, with Olivia Colman taking home the award for Lead Actress:

24.Then, the show wrapped up with the biggest awards of the night! The Queen's Gambit won for Limited or Anthology Series:

25.Saturday Night Live took home the Emmy for Variety Sketch Series:

26.The Crown won for Drama Series:

27.And finally, Ted Lasso continued its own domination of the comedy categories, winning for Comedy Series:

And there ya have it! What did you think of the 2021 Emmy Awards? Share all of your thoughts and feelings in the comments below!

Sep. 21, 2021, at 02:32 AM

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