Apple TV’s surreal horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” wrapped up a night of big wins with the best comedy series prize.
\n\n“And now that we’ve reached the end, there’s only one thing left to do,” Mariska Hargitay teased as the Emmys came to a close.
\n\nChloe Kern / WireImage via Getty Images.
\n\nThen came the signature “dun-dun” from “Law & Order: SVU.”
\n\n“God, I love it when it does that,” Hargitay said.
\n\nApple TV's surreal horror-comedy "Widow's Bay" wrapped up a night of big wins with the best comedy series prize.
\n\nKatie Dippold and cast and crew members accept the outstanding comedy series award for "Widow's Bay." Chloe Kern / WireImage via Getty Images.
\n\nKatie Dippold, the show's creator, thanked her mom "for always making Halloween fun" and acknowledged Apple for "letting us take this crazy creative swing."
\n\n"They truly just let us do this weird show," Dippold said.
\n\nWoody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey appeared to stall onstage before they presented the final award of the night.
\n\n“They told us we need to spend more time up here, that the show is going short,” McConaughey said.
\n\n“And the Emmy goes to — oh, are we supposed to stretch it out here a…
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