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All the best and gayest moments from the 2022 Emmy Awards

 Saturday Night Live stalwart Kenan Thompson presided over a loose but fun show that spread the love, with major awards going out to Abbott Elementary, Squid Game, The White Lotus, Ted Lasso, and Succession, just to name a few.And, you know what? The whole evening was pretty queer! Below, we’ve assembled a list of the night’s gayest, can’t-miss moments, from LGBTQ winners and presenters, to the biggest gags, to the looks that we were living for.You can see a full list of the night’s winners on the official Emmys website. But re-live the best of the show below:The queer Hacks star arrived on stage to present the night’s second award, but let her co-star Jean Smart do all the talking.

Turns out, she’s got a little stage fright, but showed up anyway because “she gets a better view of Zendaya.” She’s never been more relatable."From the stage, she gets a better view of Zendaya." – Jean Smart repeating why Hannah Einbinder was presenting if she's shy pic.twitter.com/p8nQUKKJ0o— Alex Zalben (@azalben) September 13, 2022Taking home the gold for Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie was gay Aussie hunk Bartlett, who we’ve been crushing on since he tried to open up that peri-peri chicken shop on Looking. His gracious and charming acceptance speech included everything a gay could want: A shout-out to his “P-town family” (a group we’d die to be a part of), a shot of showrunner Mike White with a giant glass of red wine in hand, a mention of his partner Matt and his mom *swoon* and a quick glimpse of co-star Connie Britton screaming with delight.Connie Britton's reaction to Murray Bartlett winning is just too sweet #Emmys pic.twitter.com/YVdHMNT9PU— Jarett Wieselman (@JarettSays) September 13, 2022At the age of

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