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The 67th annual Primetime Emmy Awards were held tonight at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, and not only did we get a bang out of some of host Andy Samberg's hilarious sketches, but seeing some of our favorite stars and shows take home the top prizes was quite satisfying.

Game of Thrones won Outstanding Drama Series and 11 other top honors, making it the most award-winning show in Emmy history. It was a big night for HBO -- the cable network's series, Olive Kitteridge, (which we had honestly never heard of) took home a whopping six awards, including the Emmy for Outstanding Limited Series. Amazon's Transparent won a pair of awards, and when series star Jeffrey Tambor took the stage to accept his acting prize, he dedicated the win to the transgender community. "Thank you for your patience, thank you for your courage, thank you for your stories, thank you for your inspiration, thank you for letting us be part of the change," he said. "God bless you."

Viola Davis made history when she became the first black woman to win the Emmy for outstanding lead actress in a drama. The actress nabbed the historic award for her role as flawed lawyer Annalise Keating on How To Get Away With Murder. In her speech, Viola credited the changing tides of Hollywood for her big win."The only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity," she said. "You cannot win an Emmy for roles that are simply not there."


It wasn't just Viola making news last night either -- after eight nominations over the years, Jon Hamm of Mad Men finally broke his losing streak, and he won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor In a Drama Series. The actor, who went to rehab earlier this year and also split from his partner of 18 years Jennifer Westfeldt, thanked his longtime love in his humble speech.

Other notable moments? Comedian Tracy Morgan walked onstage, and this marks one of his first public appearances since his horrific car accident last year.

"I'm standing on my own two feet," he told the crowd. "God bless you all for your love and prayers and positive thoughts over the past 15 months. I'm honored to be here at the Emmys. It's been a long road back. I suffered a traumatic brain injury that put me in a coma for eight days, and when I regained consciousness I was ecstatic to learn I wasn't the one who messed up. Only recently have I started to feel like myself again, which means a whole lot of women are going to get pregnant at the after party."

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