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Check out these virtual victors.

The 2020 Emmy Awards were an unprecedented, socially distanced affair — from Jimmy Kimmel’s hosting duties in a nearly empty Staples Center to the redefined red carpet. But that didn’t stop winners from embracing the glory of their gold statues from their own couches. ABC, which broadcast the ceremony Sunday night, commemorated the best of the best with a series of black-and-white portraits of some of the lucky cast and crew members, including the elated ensemble of “Schitt’s Creek,” four-time winner Regina King (“Watchmen”) and “Euphoria” star Zendaya, who landed a surprising upset over Jennifer Aniston in the Lead Actress, Drama, category.

Below, take a peek at some of the TV Academy’s official portraits of their charmed champs, including those who were part of the “Schitt’s” sweep and the “Succession” success. And if you missed Sunday night’s festivities, don’t fret: You can still check out The Post’s full list of Emmy winners and nominees, including the Creative Arts awards that trickled out over the past week. (And just be glad you missed out on the confusing Postal Service bit and the “Friends” faux-union.)

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The mask-wearing cast of multiple Emmy-winning series "Schitt's Creek"
The mask-wearing cast of multiple Emmy-winning series "Schitt's Creek."ABC
“Schitt’s Creek” standout Annie Murphy, who took home the 2020 Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress, Comedy
"Schitt's Creek" standout Annie Murphy, who took home the 2020 Emmy for Best Supporting Actress, Comedy.ABC
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Zendaya captured the Emmy for Outstanding Actress, Drama, for her turn in HBO's "Euphoria."
Zendaya captured the Emmy for Best Actress, Drama, for her turn in HBO's "Euphoria."ABC
"Schitt's Creek" star Catherine O'Hara with her Emmy for Outstanding Actress, Comedy
"Schitt's Creek" star Catherine O'Hara with her Emmy for Best Actress, Comedy.ABC
"Watchmen" star Regina King nabbed her fourth Emmy win Sunday night, this time for Outstanding Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie.
"Watchmen" star Regina King nabbed her fourth Emmy win Sunday night, this time for Best Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie.ABC
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Outstanding Supporting Actor, Comedy, Emmy winner Daniel Levy
Best Supporting Actor, Comedy, Emmy winner Daniel Levy.ABC
Jesse Armstrong ("Succession") landed the Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.
Jesse Armstrong ("Succession") landed the Emmy for Writing for a Drama Series.ABC
Outstanding Supporting Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie, winner Uzo Aduba (“Mrs. America”)
Best Supporting Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie, winner Uzo Aduba ("Mrs. America").ABC
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Eugene Levy, Outstanding Actor, Comedy, Emmy winner for "Schitt's Creek"
Eugene Levy, Best Actor, Comedy, Emmy winner for "Schitt's Creek."ABC
The Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series went to Andrij Parekh ("Succession").
The Emmy for Directing for a Drama Series went to Andrij Parekh ("Succession").ABC
“Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver is all smiles with his Emmy for Outstanding Variety Series.
"Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver is all smiles with his Emmy for Best Variety Series.ABC
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Jeremy Strong hoists his Emmys 2020 statue for Outstanding Actor, Drama.
Jeremy Strong of "Succession" hoists his Emmys 2020 statue for Best Actor, Drama.ABC
Outstanding Director for a Comedy Series winners Andrew Cividino and Daniel Levy ("Schitt's Creek")
Best Director for a Comedy Series winners Andrew Cividino and Daniel Levy ("Schitt's Creek").ABC
Damon Lindelof (pictured) nabbed the Outstanding Writing For A Limited Series, Movie Or Dramatic Special Emmy with his "Watchmen" colleague Cord Jefferson.
Damon Lindelof (pictured) nabbed the Best Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Dramatic Special Emmy with his "Watchmen" colleague Cord Jefferson.ABC
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