10 Moments That Made the Emmys Worth Watching

Maybe not all of Andy Samberg's jokes worked, but the comedy veteran still had a lot of tricks up his sleeve. He kicked things off with a hilarious opening number to which every TV fan can relate — I will now forever think of "Too Much TV" when I sit down to a full DVR.

It seems like everyone has used someone else's HBO Go login to use the service, and Samberg perfectly riffed on that by announcing that he was sharing his login, Khaleesifan3@emmyhost.com. The best part? It actually works!

One of the hands-down cutest moments was when outstanding lead actor in a limited series Richard Jenkins was so starstruck by presenter Lady Gaga that he gushed about her in the first words of his acceptance speech . . .

And then she had this crazy-cute reaction.

This is Amy Schumer's year, and we're just living in it. When Schumer won for variety sketch series, she couldn't have been more ecstatic in her speech. She was teary, genuinely grateful, and so hilarious, of course.

Not only was Viola Davis's acceptance speech in which she quoted Harriet Tubman moving and thought-provoking, but she also made history: Davis is the first black woman to ever win in the category for leading actress in a drama. Also, did you see her face when she won?!

It seems like everyone in the world is obsessed with Game of Thrones, so how could it never have won best drama?! Well, the injustice was remedied on Emmys night when it won the huge category, along with awards for directing, writing, and supporting actor Peter Dinklage. That's not all: with its 12 wins at this year's ceremony, Game of Thrones now holds the record for the most wins in a single year.