The
68th annual Primetime Emmy Awards took place last night at the
Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Hosted
by Jimmy Kimmel, the Emmys celebrate the best in US prime-time
television programming from the past 12 months.
Game
of Thrones along with other HBO shows had a total of 94
nominations, with FX in second place with 56, including five for The
Americans, 18 for Fargo and 22 nominations for The People vs.
O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.
With
three wins on the night, Game of Thrones became the series with the most
wins ever in the comedy or drama categories with 38 awards, eclipsing Frasier
which previously held the Emmys record with 37 awards.
Check
out the list of winners below.
Outstanding drama Series
Game
of Thrones
Outstanding comedy series
Veep
Outstanding made for TV movie
Sherlock:
The Abominable Bride
Outstanding limited series
The
People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Outstanding lead actor in a drama
series
Rami
Malek
Outstanding lead actress in a drama
series
Tatiana
Maslany
Outstanding supporting actress in a
drama series
Maggie
Smith
Outstanding lead actor in a comedy
series
Jeffrey
Tambor, Transparent
Outstanding lead actress in a comedy
series
Julia
Louis-Dreyfus, Veep
Outstanding lead actor in a limited
series or movie
Courtney
B. Vance, The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Outstanding lead actress in a limited
series or movie
Sarah
Paulson, The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Outstanding supporting actor in a
comedy series
Louie
Anderson, Baskets
Outstanding supporting actress in a
comedy series
Kate
McKinnon, Saturday Night Live
Outstanding guest actor in a comedy
series
Peter
Scolari, Girls
Outstanding guest actress in a comedy
series
Tina
Fey and Amy Poehler, Saturday Night Live
Outstanding supporting actor in a
limited series or movie
Sterling
K. Brown, The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Outstanding supporting actress in a
limited series or movie
Regina
King, American Crime
Writing for a comedy series
Aziz
Ansari and Alan Yang, Master Of None
Directing for a comedy series
Jill
Soloway, Transparent
Reality-competition program
The
Voice
Writing for a limited series, movie or
dramatic special
D.V.
DeVincentis, The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Directing for a limited series, movie
or dramatic special
Susanne
Bier, The Night Manager
Writing for a variety special
Patton
Oswalt: Talking For Clapping
Outstanding variety talk series
Last
Week Tonight with John Oliver
Directing for a variety special
Thomas
Kail and Alex Rudzinski, Grease: Live
Outstanding variety sketch series
Key
& Peele
Writing for a drama series
David
Benioff and D.B. Weiss, Game Of Thrones
Directing for a drama series
Miguel
Sapochnik, Game Of Thrones
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