Twitter Reacts To The 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards

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@poniewozik 

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

@jiandeleon 

Basically.

@tvoti 

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

@sepinwall 

To say the least.

@joncaramanica 

It's as if he heard us wondering aloud.

@Missinfo 

Will Arnett lost.

@HESherman 

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.

@billyeichner 

The snub of all snubs.

@AshleyJudd 

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

@KristaSmith 

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

@Variety 

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

@lenadunham 

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

@TVandDinners 

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

@andygreenwald 

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

@ellielopezsays 

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

@JimCramptonWPG 

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

@randekka 

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

@andrewcasimiro 

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

@2alylim 

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

@PatrickBoyd21 

Take a cue from Jessa and chill, dude.

@BexFruit 

Agreed.

@ellencho5 

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

@Aseroff 

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?

@DFury 

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.

@vinniethepooh2 

Umm....

@CoolChange80 

Cool story, bro.