Twitter Reacts To The 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards

Last night's 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards were rife with reactionary moments, like Homeland's upset of Mad Men, the unstoppable Modern Family juggernaut continuing to roll, and Tracy Morgan taking a siesta in the middle of the stage. Read the Twitterverse's take on it all here.

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The final season of 30 Rock will surely have a meta-episode referencing this.

Basically.

Unfortunately, Esposito will probably never play a role as awesome as Gustavo Fring again.

To say the least.

It's as if he heard us wondering aloud.

Will Arnett lost.

The modern-day TV enthusiast sure does love his/her BBC, huh? Nothing against Sherlock, but if we heard one more presenter say that annoying sub-title again we might've lost it.

The snub of all snubs.

Curiously, Ashley and Missing walked away with a sum total of zero hardware last night.

Knowing this town, it's probably already in the works.

Homeland deserved everything it won but this stat is still crazy. Were the Emmy voters not feeling Megan?

The on-screen awkwardness would be suffocating if Hannah Horvath and TV-Louie met.

Despite the rampant Twitter-hate at their Emmys sweep, the Fam will probably score huge with their season premiere later this week.

Next year won't be such smooth sailing for the ABC hit—The Neighbors will be eligible to throw its hat in the ring.

You say "awkward," we say "best speech of the night." Holla.

Romney was actually quoted saying that he identifies more with Carlton Banks.

Hot actresses and a sweltering hot red carpet make for great visuals at home.

We guess he's glad Jim Parsons didn't go for the three-peat then.

It's true, most of the night went exactly as many predicted.

Take a cue from Jessa and chill, dude.

Agreed.

A blonde Peggy would be interesting, and in keeping with her ever burgeoning confidence, which increases by the season.

So...what's he saying here? That the only way to disrupt the Emmys' time-honored tradition of lazy, safe-bet voting and nominating is to let pagan gods take over?

David Fury was formerly a writer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, of which Danny Strong frequently guest-starred as hapless nerd turned hapless villain Jonathan.

Umm....

Cool story, bro.