Marishka Hargitay

September 22, 2008 at 2:32pm PST

Tags: Badley Mischka, Best and Worst Dressed, Brooke Shields, Desperate Housewives, Elizabeth Mitchell, Emilie de Ravin, Emmy Awards, Eva Longoria, January Jones, Kyra Sedgwick, L'Wren Scott, Lauren Conrad, Lost, Marishka Hargitay, Oprah, The Hills

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Taking a cue from the stock market, last night’s Emmy Awards were in constant, violent flux. The show opened with The Almighty O, Oprah, and then plummeted into the outer rings of hell when the reality hosts took the stage armed with ... nothing. Steve Carrell and Ricky Gervais managed to jolt the show back to life but then the Desperate Housewives took the stage and used their time to prove they’re the happiest cast on TV (Dana Delany kissing Marcia Crosses forehead was Manson-style overkill).

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