12 Past Moments That Made the People's Choice Awards Worth Watching

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The 2016 People's Choice Awards are on Wednesday, and we're gearing up for all the fun! With former Glee star Jane Lynch on hosting duty and a star-studded list of nominees, presenters, and expected guests, we know we're going to have a good time. In preparation for the evening's festivities, we're looking back at the most memorable moments of past People's Choice Awards, from Kristen Stewart and Ashton Kutcher's backstage run-in to Chris Evans being a human angel. Check out the pictures below, and don't forget to tune into this year's show at 9 p.m. PST on CBS!

That amazing moment when Chris Evans — who definitely made 2015's show worth watching — escorted Betty White to the stage.

In 2014, when former real-life couple Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev reunited on stage with sweet PDA to accept the award for favorite onscreen chemistry.

That time in 2011 when Ashton Kutcher and Kristen Stewart chatted backstage.

When Reese Witherspoon won the award for favorite female lead in Walk the Line in 2006 and was practically glowing!

In 2011, when one, not two, but three Kardashian sisters were in the audience for the show.

That wonderful moment when our favorite trio from The Hunger Games took the stage in 2013.

When Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez won at the 2011 awards show, and Taylor gave us her best surprise face.

The undeniable chemistry between Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds in 2010.

That time when Chris Colfer and Lea Michele both snatched up awards at the 2013 show.

Miley Cyrus in 2012, when she still had long hair and Liam Hemsworth.

The 2012 show, when Robert Pattinson got the best seat in the house.

That hilariously confusing moment in 2003 when Jennifer Aniston posed with Lisa Kudrow . . . and her cane.

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