NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 9月18日 22時24分
President Donald Trump never won an #Emmy, it's true. But his presence was felt at this year's television awards ceremony more than any actor, writer or producer.
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"Saturday Night Live," for which Trump was an endless fount of comedy during his campaign and early presidency, had its best #Emmys haul in the show's 41-year history. "The Handmaid's Tale," the Hulu drama about an authoritarian society where some found disturbing echoes in real life, was the most-honored drama Sunday night.
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Then there was host Stephen Colbert's string of one-liners about the man he considered the biggest television star of the past year, and former White House press secretary @seanmspicer's jaw-dropping cameo in #StephenColbert's opening monologue.
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#SeanSpicer wheeled onto the stage behind a mobile podium — a la #SNL impersonator Melissa McCarthy — and joked about the Emmys having its biggest audience ever. The reference to his dubious claim about the crowd size at Trump's inaugural struck some on social media as not the sort of thing that should be joked about.
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The cast members who impersonated Trump and opponent Hillary Clinton — @iamabfalecbaldwin and Kate McKinnon — both won Emmys for supporting roles in a comedy.
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