Andy Samberg did the near impossible; he completed his Emmy Awards hosting duties at 10:59 p.m. ET, on schedule and presumably on budget. That does not imply there weren’t some high points in an awards show uncharacteristically focused primarily on the awards. The 67th Emmy Awards fell on Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin’s 67th birthday, and television presented him with a number of gifts: twelve Emmy statuettes to be exact — during last week’s Creative Arts Emmy Awards and last night’s ceremony — including Best Drama, Best Supporting Actor (Peter Dinklage), Best Writing (David Benioff and Dan Weiss) and Best Direction (David Nutter).
But Game of Thrones was not the only big winner last night. Below is a collection of the TiVo Top 5 Moments, based on what our subscribers felt were the most noteworthy moments in last night’s awards program — moments that merit a second or third look because of their emotional impact or humor. Enjoy!
TiVo Top 5 Moments for the 2015 Emmy Awards on Fox
- 10:19 p.m. – Uzo Aduba receives her second consecutive Emmy Award — this year for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series — for her role in Orange is the New Black and she gives a tearful, emotional acceptance speech.
- 10:55 p.m. – Tracy Morgan takes the stage to a standing ovation and gives a heartfelt speech thanking his doctors, family and friends. Tracy said that after he woke up from his coma he was ecstatic to learn he wasn’t the one who messed up.
- 8:53 p.m. – As the nominees are being announced for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation) is shown sitting in the audience with a gray hoodie, sunglasses and lots of bling.
- 10:40 p.m. – Jon Hamm literally climbs on stage to accept his first-ever Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Drama Series (Mad Men) after 16 previous nominations.
- 9:54 p.m. – Inside Amy Schumer receives the Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Sketch Series and Amy thanks everyone — including the person who did her eye makeup.
Source: TiVo Research
Methodology: This TiVo Research analysis was prepared using aggregated anonymous, second-by-second audience measurement data from approximately 30,000 anonymous households out of a daily sample of 350,000 subscribers to the Emmy Award-winning TiVo service. TiVo Research gauges the interest in programming content by measuring the percentage of the TiVo audience watching in “play” speed. TiVo Research determined the Top 5 Moments from the 2015 Emmy Awards that resonated most with our subscribers.
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