Congratulations on the Emmy the other night.
Thank you very much.
Congratulations.
And for "The People Versus OJ", you won an Emmy for that too.
I did.
You're amazing.
Two Emmys.
Now, did it-- how did it feel?
Because you won an Emmy, and Milo did not.
You can say it, Ellen.
He beat me.
It seems like he beat you.
It seems like you won an Emmy, he did not win an Emmy.
What was that like?
Milo's been nothing but the epitome
of grace and graciousness throughout this whole thing.
It's love.
Yeah.
No, it really is.
I mean, it's one of those things--
I kind of say it's apples to hammers, you know?
I mean, we're embodying these roles.
And the work that we're all doing, and trying to do,
is phenomenal, and reaching the audience, and all of that.
I almost feel like it's incomparable.
You know?
It's good work across the board.
And I know that, you know, Sterling--
none of us need the awards--
although, I've got to say like, it's pretty cool.
Because I wanted to vote for Sterling.
And I'd been like you know, hey, I'm right, you won.
But it's been great.
The reward's the job.
Yeah.
This is just the icing on the cake.
Yeah, the job is--
I mean, it's one thing to do something
that you love doing, and going to work,
and love that character.
But that the audience responds and relates to it so much,
it's really great.
So, congratulations to all of you.
Thank you.
When you were accepting your Emmy--
Yes, ma'am.
--it seems to me that the music started playing
and you weren't able to say everything you wanted to say.
Seemed a little soon.
Yeah.
It seemed like it was not as long
as you maybe should have had.
So is there anything you want to say now that you
didn't have time to say?
You know what?
Like, what I really wanted to recognize--
[MUSIC PLAYING]
No, I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
Seriously, go ahead.
I just wanted to be able to thank Dan Fogelman.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[MUSIC - GINUWINE, "MY PONY"]
[CHEERS]
Had they played that.
Yeah, it was a whole another show.
I wouldn't have left the stage.