Seth Rogen (The Studio) is the 4th person to win Best Comedy Directing for an episode that they themselves starred in. The first three: 1. Alan Alda (M*A*S*H) 2. Donald Glover (Atlanta) 3. Dan Levy (Schitt’s Creek)

Adolescence wins Limited Series Directing. 11 of the last 14 winners in this category went on to win Best Limited Series.

Last Week Tonight wins Best Scripted Variety Series! This is a remarkable 10th consecutive win for Last Week Tonight in either this category or Best Talk Series.

Dan Gilroy (Andor) wins Best Drama Writing. It’s the first time since Moira Walley-Beckett won for Breaking Bad (2014) that this category was won by someone other than the show's creator. Andor was created by Dan's brother Tony.

Owen Cooper (Adolescence), age 15, sets a new record as the youngest Emmy winner for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series.

Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham (Adolescence) win Best Writing of a Limited Series. It’s the second straight year that one of the winners in this category (Graham) is nominated for acting, after Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer) a year ago.

The Studio wins Best Writing in a Comedy, with five credited writers. That’s the most to share this award since eight people shared a win for Frasier (1996).

Saturday Night Live entered this year with 93 Emmy wins, but this was its first one for Live Variety Special.

Last Week Tonight wins Variety Series Writing for the 10th consecutive year. That breaks a 9-9 tie with The Daily Show for the most wins in this category.

Erin Doherty (Adolescence) wins Best Actress in a Limited Series. It’s the third straight year someone won this category for a Netflix series, after Niecy Nash-Betts (Dahmer) and Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer).

Stephen Graham (Adolescence) wins both Movie/Limited Series Actor and Writing. He’s the third person to win both in the same year, after William H. Macy for Door to Door (2003) and Richard Gadd for Baby Reindeer (2024).

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert wins Best Talk Series! This marks the first win for Colbert for Outstanding Variety Series since the category was split in two in 2015. Colbert had won the merged category the final two years before the split.

Adolescence marks Netflix’s fourth win in the past five years for Best Limited or Anthology Series.

Adolescence ties Olive Kitteridge (2015) for the second-most major Emmy wins for a Limited Series, with 6. The only show with more was Angels in America (2004), with 7.

Hacks (2024) and The Studio (2025) are the first pair of shows set in the world of entertainment to win Best Comedy Series in consecutive years since The Dick Van Dyke Show (1966) and The Monkees (1967). #Emmys

Noah Wyle (The Pitt) wins Best Actor in a Drama! He was previously 0/5 at the Emmys, being nominated in five consecutive years for ER (1995-99).

The Pitt is the third medical drama to win Best Drama Series, after Marcus Welby, M.D. (1970) and ER (1996).

RIP Diane Keaton, the only person nominated for Best Actress in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. She won the Oscar on her first nomination, for Annie Hall (1977).