13 Memorable Emmy Moments

Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughy reminded us of two other good friends when they came out to present.

Billy Crystal offered a perfect tribute to late friend Robin Williams. It was funny, poignant and personal.

Oh, right. Bryan Cranston DID appear on Seinfeld. Now Julia Louis-Dreyfus remembers.

Weird Al put his own twist on TV theme songs, while Andy Samberg dressed like King Joffrey.

CEO and Chairman of the Television Academy Bruce Rosenblum put Sofia Vergara on full display during his time on stage. Some cried sexism afterward.

Seth Meyers and Billy on the Street's Billy Eichner took to New York City to scream at folks about the Emmys.

Yes, Jon Hamm, Melissa McCarthy, Andre Braugher: the Emmys are airing live on television, you WILL get towed if you park on the curb and you may use the bathroom if you have the key. A funny segment involved famous people asking Meyers basic questions.

We adore Stephen Colbert. But his imaginary friend bit fell very flat on stage.

In accepting the trophy for The Normal Heart, Ryan Murphy called on young viewers "to become Larry Kramers, to find a cause you believe in that you will fight for, that you will die for."

No clue where this came from or how many people got it, but we loved Seth Meyers tossing on shades and making like David Caruso to joke about Debra Messing and Jim Parsons as "a couple of Messing-Parsons."

Gwen Stefani is too busy singing and being an awesome mom to watch The Colbert Report. Or, as she would say, the "Cole-bort" Report.

Aaron Paul seemed genuinely overwhelmed upon winning Supporting Actor in a Drama, gushing over his co-stars and then his wife. He mentioned her charity, The Kind Campaign, and the website subsequently crashed from all the traffic.

Modern Family has now won the Best Comedy Emmy five years in a row. Do voting members even bother watching anymore or do they just check off a box? No one who has seen this sitcom, Veep and Orange is the New Black can possibly think Modern Family is the funniest of the bunch.