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A Night for Underdogs! See Which Emmy Winners We're Psyched About

Emmys 2013 Tony Hale

Sept. 23 2013, Published 12:08 a.m. ET

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Most award show winners are not super surprising. Modern Family and Mad Men take home ton of Emmys every year, right? Not so fast! The Emmys 2013 had some very interesting wins.

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The first award of the night was for supporting actress in a comedy series. Major faves like Jane Lynch for Glee and Sofia Vergara for Modern Family were nominated, but in a big surprise, Merritt Wever of Nurse Jackie took home the award. She also had one of the best and funniest speeches of the night—she just appeared and said tearfully, "I gotta go."

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Next up, for best supporting actor in a comedy series, Tony Hale beat out Bill Hader of Saturday Night Live and Ty Burrell of Modern Family for his role on Veep. His speech was very sweet, but he followed it up with a hilarious turn supporting co-star Julia Louis Dreyfus when she won in a mimicry of his role on Veep.

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Later on in the evening, Breaking Bad faves Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul were shut out of their drama categories in favor of Jeff Daniels of The Newsroom and Bobby Cannavale of Boardwalk Empire.

Who was your favorite winner so far tonight? Who are you rooting for next? Are you excited for these winners? Tell us in the comments below or tweet us @OKMagazine.

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