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Amazon must be pretty happy after tonightprimetime Emmy Awards, where its shows &Fleabag& and &The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel& dominated the comedy categories.

&Fleabag& did particularly well, winning the big award for Comedy Series, as well as additional awards for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Phoebe Waller-Bridge, pictured above), Writing for a Comedy Series (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) and Directing for a Comedy Series (Harry Bradbeer).

Meanwhile, last yearComedy Series winner &The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel&won this yearawards for Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Alex Borstein) and Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Tony Shaloub).

Netflix didn&t go home empty handed, either. &Ozark& won for Directing for a Drama Series (Jason Bateman) and Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (Julia Garner), while Jharrel Jerome was named the best Lead Actor in a Limited Series for his performance in &When They See Us.& And &Bandersnatch,& the interactive episode of &Black Mirror,& won for Television Movie.

This was also a big night forHBO, which retook the lead in Emmy nominations from Netflix, setting a new record for the most nominations in the process. And it went into the evening having already won 25 Creative Arts Emmy Awards(those are the technical awards that they don&t get included in the big ceremonies), compared to Netflix23.

That included taking the best Drama Series award for &Game of Thrones& (yes, thatfor the showcontroversial final season), which also won Peter Dinklage his fourth Emmy for Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. &Chernobyl,& meanwhile won three awards, including Limited Series.

And for fans of HBO &Succession& (a.k.a. most of my Twitter feed), I&ll note that series creator Jesse Armstrong the drama writing award for the season one finale.

You can see the full list of winners here.