Emmys 2022: Succession, The White Lotus, Ted Lasso, SNL and John Oliver Win at Awards Ceremony – LIVE | Emmy 2022

Will Arnett last long Jimmy Kimmel On stage she is instantly funnier than ever at Ted Lasso. In any case. Bronson wins her job at Abbott Elementary School and handles the time limit like an absolute pro. She’s been an absolute star since her Instagram series, The Girl Who’s Never Been on a Nice Date.

stars of law and order Chris Meloni And the Mariska Hargitay They pretend to be investigating Amy’s theft. But it does appear in Law and Order: SVU, which somehow indicates that the Emmy statue was attacked. Who cares – they are both super hot and that really doesn’t make sense.

Sudeikis took to the stage to win another bell for Ted Lasso, a repeat last year. It still baffles me that the TV equivalent of beige still dominates the comedy categories, but I think it’s nice.

The comedian is up to the stage, winning well deservedly for his comedy special Jerrod Carmichael: Ruthaniel. (If you haven’t seen it yet, I recommend you go find it any way you can – it’s absolutely gorgeous.)

And he happened to be dressed in the best clothes of the night. (Sorry Lizzo.)

“I wanted to win, I’m glad I won,” he says, adding, “I’m going home because I can’t top this now.” Beautiful setting.

Writing the dream team, my aunt and my aunt in the dream, Mindy Kaling And the BJ NovakTake to the stage to present the best writer in a limited series. Mike White He took to the stage for the second time in a minute to win his second Emmy of the night. He started talking about Survivor for a reason, so why not when you get a full seven extra seconds on stage.

Diego Luna And the Rosario Dawson Take to the stage to announce the nominees for Best Director in a Limited Series. Dawson makes an embarrassing joke about being ambushed in a dark parking lot, which seems to bother everyone. Can’t they give bidders a very difficult lead time, too?

Of course, Mike White wins The White Lotus. Weeping thanks to Molly Shannon and Jennifer Coolidge for their inspiration to write the show.

The actor’s organization, which focuses on promoting gender equality in entertainment, won the 2022 Governor’s Award. Sarah Paulson and Shonda Rhimes present a small film about Davis and the organization, with interviews with Meryl Streep and Rashida Jones.

The Governor’s Award is given to individuals or organizations who have had a profound impact on entertainment. It is offered only in years when the recipient is considered worthy – other recipients include Lucille Ball, Bob Hope, PBS and Star Trek.

We spoke to her in 2020 about the organization – you can read that interview here.

Two of the cast members of the show that will surely dominate next year, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, on stage, Markella Cavenna It gives us our second Australian accent at night. Hey, I’m in charge here.

Lizo She won on her dance reality show Watch Out for Big Grrls, and she has to change up this gorgeous dress on stage to get her award. “I need my big girls to come to the stage now,” she screamed and burst into tears. “When I was a little girl, all I wanted was to see someone like me in the media, fat like me, black like me, beautiful like me. If I could go back and tell little Lizzo something, I’d say ‘You’ll see that person, but bitch must be you.’” “

The big contestants (the show contestants) are in the back and have the time of their lives.

Seyfried won her performance as Elizabeth Holmes in The Dropout. Her slightly panicked speech made me feel that they should write threats on the teleprompter to motivate anyone who stays longer than 20 seconds.

Freddy Highmore, who plays a doctor on the show Nobody Watches, thanks the doctors for being doctors, then goes to the award announcement. Five of the seven nominees in this category are in The White Lotus, and the Queen wins: Jennifer Coolidge.

“Oh, hi,” Coolidge purred, then sped off in her adorable way. “I took a lavender bath tonight and it made me swollen inside my dress, and I’m having a hard time speaking. This is so exciting—first, my gosh, I didn’t think it would happen,” she says with a laugh as she opens a scrambled speech. The music begins: “Wait, this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing – I’m full, I’m full!” She says, before she defiantly dances to the playoffs.

I love her. We all love her. Let’s put it all in.

Steve Martin, Selena Gomez, and Martin Short present this award, reminding everyone why they are so excellent together at Only Murders in the Building and making everyone wish a little bit that he hosted them.

In any case, John Oliver wins; British comedian Martin and Short rode while receiving his statue. He also notes the punitive clock in his speech, saying it says “stop now” in capital letters. I’ve decided that I like this super fast, though so please pray for the Guardian to edit all my spelling in these posts.

Lorne Michaels took to the stage to receive the award, thanking the cast for their “full appearance” during the pandemic. This is SNL’s 87th Emmy Award win. This is correct.