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While big names were omitted from the In Memoriam segment, the tribute highlighted Friends star, Matthew Perry.
The In Memoriam segment at the 75th Annual Emmy Awards reflected on some of Hollywood's greatest losses in the past year, as Charlie Puth and The War and Treaty played Puth's 2015 song See You Again and Friends theme song, I'll Be There For You.
An emotional montage of entertainers who died in the past year played to the audience, but there were a few big names who were left out of the tribute.
The most notably was TV legend Jerry Springer, Julian Sands, Raquel Welch, Tom Sizemore, Ray Stevenson, Al Brown and more.
Springer was most known for his daytime television show, The Jerry Springer Show which ran for 27 years. He died at age 79 in April 2023 just months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
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Fans flooded Twitter asking where the late television icon was.
Sands was a British actor, whose TV work included 24, Castle, and Smallville. While, Welch was an award winning actress also best-known for her film work but whose career in television included Right to Die and The Ultimate Legacy. She also guest starred on CSI: Miami.
Sizemore, another film actor, had a career in television as well with shows like Shooter and Hawaii Five-0. While Stevenson, who most recently appeared on Disney+'s Ahsoka, was known for his television role as legionary Titus Pullo in the BBC/HBO series Rome. Brown became famous for his role in the hit TV show The Wire.
Television losses that did appear in the almost five minute segment were names such as Suzanne Somers, Angus Cloud, Paul Reubens, Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, Leslie Jordan, Norman Lear, Barbara Walters and dozens more.
The montage ended on beloved Friends actor Matthew Perry - who died on Oct. 28, 2023, after being found unconscious in his pool - leaving no dry eye in the house.
