The Emmy Awards honor the best creative teams and the performers in television. This year saw the end of an era for Game of Thrones, while other miniseries dramas like Chernobyl, The Marvelous Ms. Maisel, and When They See Us clearly exceeded our expectations.

Though the final season of Game of Thrones may have been very polarizing, it didn’t seem to faze the television academy, as it awarded HBO’s highest-rated drama with a record-setting 32 nominations. HBO’s miniseries Chernobyl received 19 nominations, and their comedy Veep snagged two nominations. Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Fleabag also have nominations of their own, with the former having 20, and the latter having four – unfortunately Andrew Scott got snubbed. And Netflix’s When They See Us is the streaming site’s biggest winner. They have 16 nominations.

Check out the list of the major nominees for the 2019 Emmy Awards below.

The 2018 Emmy Awards were handed out on Monday Night. SNL Weekend Update’s Colin Jost and Michael Che took over hosting duties this year for the annual awards show that celebrates everything television.

Winners included Game of Thrones, The Americans, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and The Crown. Check out the full list of winners, below.

The 69th Annual Emmy Awards ceremony was broadcast live tonight on CBS from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California, with Late Night‘s Stephen Colbert hosting for his first time.

The Handmaid’s Tale and Veep took home the big wins in their respective categories — drama and comedy — while the limited series Big Little Lies, starring Nicole Kidman (who also won); Donald Glover and his series Atlanta; and long-running sketch series Saturday Night Live all took home their fair share of awards as well. For SNL, guest star Alec Baldwin grabbed the Emmy for his popular repeated portrayal of President Donald Trump.

Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus made history tonight when she snagged her sixth consecutive win for best actress in a comedy series, which is the most Emmy awards won by a performer for one role. The HBO show went on to win the Best Comedy Series award.

See below for the list of Emmys 2017 nominees and winners.

The 68th Annual Emmy Awards aired tonight, and host Jimmy Kimmel needed to get to the show. His opening skit was a medley of shows in cars – from our Modern Family to Veep to James Corden of The Late Late Show … leading to their karaoke performance of Wham’s “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go.” You just cannot unsee that… but you won’t want to. It all culminates in a Game Of Thrones finale.

Watch the opening bit here and check out the list of nominees and winners just below.

Honest Trailers was nominated for an Emmy! Yes, one of those awards… for quality television… just smile and nod and don’t ruin it for them. To celebrate their first Emmy nomination, (for Outstanding Short Form Variety Series), the gang at Screen Junkies have tackled the Best Drama and Best Comedy Series categories for an all inclusive Emmy-centric special edition of Honest Trailers. Even narrator Jon Bailey is surprised and excited about the nomination, though he does question making fun of the other nominees right before the show…

Check the video below.

Bruce Campbell has been a “Jack of all Trades” throughout his near 40-year career. He’s been a suave leading man, the comedy relief sidekick, and of course the grooviest man to ever bare a chainsaw hand. One thing he’s not however, is a winner of major awards. Well, Bruce Campbell wants to change that. Campbell is launching a campaign to be nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his role as Ash Williams in the Starz series Ash vs. Evil Dead, based on the cult horror series that made Campbell famous.

Check out the teaser below.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg hosted the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards tonight live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, CA, and not surprisingly, his opening monologue took aim at some today’s most popular television stars as well as some not so hot celebrities (Jared, Cosby, and so on).

Before the Emmys 2015 live monologue, the SNL alum opened the show with a star-studded pre-recorded video where he’s overwhelmed by questions about which TV shows he’s seen. Turns out, Samberg has a lot of catching up to do (I think we can all relate to this), so to rectify the situation, he holes himself up in a bunker and binge watches EVERY show. When he finally emerges, he breaks out into song about how he completed this major tasks. Sadly, he learns from Castle‘s Nathan Fillion that he forgot actually one show (back to the bunker!).

Samberg’s former SNL cast mate and current fellow FOX TV star Will Forte (Last Man on Earth) shows up in the video for an homage to Les Miserables, and the host ends the video with a song and dance number.

The 67th Primetime Emmy Awards are still a week away, but last night The Creative Emmy Awards 2015 were held in Los Angeles, and honored some behind-the-scenes folks, as well as some guest stars. The clear winner was Game of Thrones, garnering 8 wins, including ones for Outstanding Editing in a Drama Series, and Outstanding Casting in a Drama Series. Is this foreshadowing of next week’s awards? We’ll see.

Check out the list of nominees and winners below.

Weird Al Yankovic performed at tonight’s Emmy Awards where he took on several popular television theme songs, one of which was Game Of Thrones. The parody master created lyrics for the popular HBO series, adding in parts about poison wine, paying attention to the introductory maps, and the need for author George R.R. Martin — whose A Song Of Ice and Fire novels are the basis for the TV show — to type faster.

SNL‘s Andy Samberg joined Yankovic on stage dressed as King Joffrey, but he eventually made his way into the audience where Martin was seated, handing him an old-fashioned typewriter as Yankovic and his background singers implored the writer to type faster.

Watch the video here below!

If you’re a fan of Bryan Cranston, then you might remember that before he became a household name as Heisenberg on AMC’s Breaking Bad, he guest-starred on Seinfeld as Tim Whatley, Jerry’s dentist who dated Elaine, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

The actors reunited at the Emmy Awards tonight, where Louis-Dreyfus seemingly did not recall her on-screen lover Cranston, much to his dismay. Later on, when Louis-Dreyfus got up to accept the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in the Comedy Series (for HBO’s Veep), Cranston grabbed her before she could make it to the steps and planted a long, hot kiss on her. That jogged her memory!

Watch the video of the kiss here below.