Jimmy Fallon, Betty White, and the cast of "Glee" kick off the awards with a rendition of "Born to Run"
Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd win for writing "Modern Family." They also apparently hate shirt buttons.
"Glee"s' Jane Lynch picks up a supporting actress trophy. True to form, Sue Sylvester admits her young co-stars leave her "seething with jealousy."
Ryan Murphy ("Glee") thanks arts education for inspiring his hit show. See the arts do pay off.
Stewie can't get adopted by two gays dads on an imaginary version of "Modern Family."
Aaron Paul becomes the night's first big upset, winning for "Breaking Bad."
Bryan Cranston says what's on the other nominees' minds, "you were robbed."
Jimmy Fallon bids farewell to "Lost" by channeling Green Day
...and says adieu to "Law & Order" as Boyz 2 Men
Kyra Sedgewick wins best actress in a drama for "The Closer." Julianna Margulies, heavily favored to win for "The Good Wife" gets to stay in her seat and fake smile.
A decade after "E.R." Clooney returns to TV to accept an award for being a humanitarian
Jimmy Fallon serenades Tom Hanks, "You and Steven Spielberg are running out of wars."
Claire Danes wins best actress in a TV movie for "Temple Grandin," part of a huge night for HBO
Kevorkian gets a shout out as Al Pacino captures best actor in a TV movie for "You Don't Know Jack"
Tom Hanks picks up a best mini-series award for "The Pacific." Says his pal Spielberg is in England shooting a movie.
Matthew Weiner has been here before. "Mad Men" wins best drama for the third year in a row.
It was a night filled with big surprises , be it Kyra Sedgewick's shocking win or "Top Chef" ending "Amazing Race"s' 7-year streak , and more than a few snooze worthy moments too (Bryan Cranston again!). TheWrap has the blow-by-blow on all the gaffe's, speeches, jokes that soared and bits that fell flat.
