Nate Bargatze, CBS and Emmys

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Nate Bargatze Opens Emmys by Joking CBS Stands for ‘Caucasian Broadcast System’ and More in ‘Inventor of Television’ Sketch
Bargatze told them, “Do not get discouraged. What we create here will one day bring the world shows that inform and educate. Shows that make us laugh, and cry!”

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Nate Bargatze Opens Emmys by Mocking ‘Severance,’ CBS and Other Shows With Viral ‘SNL’ Sketch Reprisal
Emmy Host Nate Bargatze (Gently) Mocks Nominees With ‘SNL’-Inspired Sketch
Nate Bargatze Blew It as the 2025 Emmys Host
When Bargatze finally did take the mic for some unusually brief introductory remarks, he posed a typically self-deprecating question: “A lot of people are wondering, like, why am I hosting?”

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How Much Nate Bargatze Donated to the Boys & Girls Club After Emmys
Nate Bargatze’s Boys & Girls Club Emmys Bit Fell Flat and Was a Clumsy Exercise in Celebrity Humiliation
How Much Did Nate Bargatze Actually Donate at the 2025 Emmys? Inside the Host's Surprising Speech Rule
Bargatze even brought children, who were beneficiaries of the charity, as audience members.

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The Best and Worst of the Emmy Awards 2025: Nate Bargatze, Stephen Colbert, ‘Gilmore Girls’ and More
Emmy winners couldn’t stick to Nate Bargatze’s 45-second game. The Boys & Girls Club is still getting money.
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Have You Seen This? Nate Bargatze plays Utah legend Philo T. Farnsworth in sketch

The annual awards show honors everything made possible after Utah native Philo T. Farnsworth invented the television nearly 100 years ago. And last night's ceremony opened with comedian and award show host Nate Bargatze rekindling his iconic "Washington's Dream" sketch from "Saturday Night Live," but this time as Farnsworth.

Emmys host Nate Bargatze pokes fun at the TV industry and fails with gag to keep speeches short

Nate Bargatze, the host of this year's Emmy Awards, kicked off the ceremony Sunday with a string of jokes poking fun at the television industry. The show opened with a sketch where “Saturday Night Live” stars Mikey Day,

Nate Bargatze Says Charity Money Will Be Deducted If Winners Go Over Speech Time Limit in 2025 Emmy Awards Monologue

Nate Bargatze said during his opening monologue at the 77th Emmy Awards that money donated to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America would be taken away for winners going over their speeches' time limit
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