Emmys 2015: Watch Viola Davis’ Speech for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Viola Davis made history by being the first black actress to take home an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a drama series. (For her role on ABC’s HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER.)

The importance of the moment was not lost on Davis, who used her powerful speech to praise her fellow actresses, and address the fact that not enough roles are being written for people who aren’t white.

If you missed her speech — or want to watch it again — check out Davis’ incredible speech…

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So amazing, right? And how fantastic was fellow nominee Taraji P. Henson’s joy for Davis’ win?

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Andy Samberg Sings About Too Much TV in the 67th Emmy Awards Opening Number

Do we live in an age of too much TV? Emmy host Andy Samberg opened up the 2015 Emmy awards with a song about catching up on all of the shows — and he got a little help from MAD MEN’s Jon Hamm, SCANDAL’s Kerry Washington, and CASTLE’s Nathan Fillion.

Miss the number? Check it out now…

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So great, right?!

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