65th Emmys Awards 2013: Merritt Wever Delivered Best Of The Five Best Speeches [PHOTOS/VIDEOS]

The 2013 Emmy Awards took place on Sunday in Los Angeles. Considered the Oscars of the television, the Emmy recognizes the best of American industry when it comes to series and TV shows. We have summed up top five speeches that left a mark on audiences, delivered by the winners at the award show while accepting thier awards that aired Sept. 22, 2013:

Merritt Wever ("Nurse Jackie"), outstanding supporting actress in comedy series:

She delivered a short, but impressive speech so Wever became a social media sweetheart for her terseness.

"Oh, my God," she said. "Thank you. Thanks so much. Thank you so much." After a momentary pause, she added, "I've got to go. Bye." Quipped host Neil Patrick Harris after the commercial break: "Merritt Wever, best speech ever."

Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Veep"), outstanding lead actress in comedy series: As Louis-Dreyfus stepped to the microphone, co-star (and Emmy winner) Tony Hale came along with her. The duo acted in character. "I love them so much," she said after he fed her the line.

Michael Douglas ("Behind the Candelabra"), outstanding lead actor in miniseries or movie: great insinuation as he thanked co-star Matt Damon. "Obviously, there is one nominee in particular that I have to thank. This was a two-hander and Matt, you're only as good as your other hand ... You really deserve half of this, so you want the bottom or the top?"

Steven Soderbergh ("Behind the Candelbra"), outstanding director in miniseries or movie:

Soderbergh's acceptance speech was simply awesome. "I hope all the people that deserve to be thanked will understand if I say that no matter what we all did and no matter how well we did it and no matter how much support we got, if Michael and Matt don't show up with those performances, we don't have a movie. So gentlemen, I thank you most of all. Salute."

Jeff Daniels ("The Newsroom"), outstanding lead actor in a drama: Daniels acceptance speech was terse and impressive. "The last thing I won was a few years ago for 'The Squid and the Whale.' I won best actor over 50 from the AARP. With all due respect to the AARP, this is better."