Schitt’s Creek gave us such joy and love. It’s great to see this. 🥺
I needed this. 😭 We all needed this.
Please, let’s do this.
WE DID! 😭 I can’t believe Daniel Levy just won three Emmys in a row. 🥳
OK. Annie. 🙏
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OMG. THEY DID IT! 🥳 SWEEP. All four acting comedy categories, as well as the writing and directing categories. 😭 #SchittsCreek
CONGRATS, SCHITT’S CREEK! We love you so much! 💖
I can’t believe Daniel Levy just won four Emmys. Bless.
Well, that was a delightful, extended moment of pure joy in 2020. 💖
Loving every single award so far. Is this just a magic moment?
Love Mark Ruffalo’s dedication to improving the world on every front, and showing it in his work and in his life.
Another Watchman win. This episode was so incredible, and Cord Jefferson just brought it all — including a mental health shout out, thanking his therapist and calling for free mental health care. 💖
Uzo Aduba wins the Emmy for her portrayal of Shirley Chisholm. 🥳 Fantastic.
Also: 🥰🥰
Watchmen! Great speech.
WOW. Lena Waithe talking about blackness and queerness and intersectionality on the Emmys and about how much more work needs to be done, how much space is still left unexplored.
Kendall, with the Power Play.
LAVERNE’S LEWK! 🔥🔥🔥
!!! Julia Garner is so excellent in Ozark. Well earned.
Schitt’s Creek, Watchmen, and Succession. Fantastic.
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