Julia Louis-Dreyfus took the best actress in a comedy prize during Sunday’s Emmy ceremony, for her role as the foul-mouthed, ineffective vice-president of these United States on HBO’s “Veep.” But in a bit that appeared to have been pre-arranged with Poehler, Dreyfus began her acceptance speech by thanking Poehler’s two children and “Parks and Recreation.”
For a second, it seemed like a genuine error, until Poehler ran up onstage and gave Dreyfus the proper remarks.
