Organisers of the Emmy Awards managed to annoy thousands of viewers after creating a montage of spoilers for hit television shows. 
 
 While finales are often revealed on social media, it is unlikely that boxset fans were expecting the industry's biggest awards ceremony to ruin things for them. 
 
 The film contained the endings to shows such as Nurse Jackie, Boardwalk Empire, Sons Of Anarchy and Mad Men. 
 
 Host Andy Samberg was quick to acknowledge that many people would be upset about the spoilers. 
 
 "Welcome back to the spoiler awards. I guess everyone on every show died," he said after a break. 
 
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 Unsurprisingly there was some anger on Twitter. 
 
 Dalton Ross tweeted: "The #Emmys just set the land-speed record for most spoilers per minute." 
 
 "That whole #Emmys montage celebrating shows that have ended was just a series of spoilers for anyone who hasn't finished any of those shows," wrote user Ashley Renee. 
 
 But there was a lack of sympathy from some who highlighted that many of the shows ended earlier this year and had been talked about widely on the internet. 
 
 Kelly Sharon tweeted: "To everyone complaining about spoilers: most of those shows ended in the spring. If you haven't watched you're not going to." 
 
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 Viewers were left dumbfounded as revealing clips from "Mad Men," "Boardwalk Empire" and "Parenthood" infiltrated their TVs – with many complaining they'll now never be able to watch those shows with the unwitting mentality they deserve. 
 
 The montage also showed revealing clips from "Boardwalk Empire." (HBO/Christopher T. Saunders) 
 
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 "Thanks for the series finale spoilers in that montage #Emmys2015," tweeted user Derick Valadao. "Brutal." 
 
 I can't believe The Emmys just gave away so many spoilers in that memoriam. — Gideon Glick (@gidglick) September 21, 2015 
 
 Hey #Emmys, we aren’t all @AndySamberg! Not everyone can lock themselves in a bunker and watch ALL the shows. #spoilers — Donna Dickens (@MildlyAmused) September 21, 2015 
 
 Thx for all the spoilers, Emmys. Jeez. — Matt Miller (@Official_MattM) September 21, 2015 
 
 Thanks, #Emmys for the devastating spoilers package — Scott Lamica (@Slamica) September 21, 2015 
 
 "I mean seriously how f------ stupid are the people who put together that montage of spoilers?" another user named Joshua Topolsky said. 
 
 Emmys host Andy Samberg only added insult to injury to the seething fans, as he jokingly pointed out that the montage obviously unveiled critical scenes from the ends of the shows. 
 
 "Welcome back to the Spoiler Awards," Samberg quipped after the montage. 
 
 At the beginning of the show, Samberg starred in a pre-recorded musical number where he sang about locking himself in a bunker for a year so he could binge watch every TV series out right now. 
 
 But evidently, not everyone had that luxury of time. 
 
 "Hey #Emmys, we aren't all @AndySamberg!" tweeted user Donna Dickens. "Not everyone can lock themselves in a bunker and watch ALL the shows." 
 
 The Emmys did have a few brave supporters, however. 
 
 "To everyone complaining about spoilers: most of those shows ended in the spring," tweeted Kelly Sharon. "If you haven't watched you're not going to." 
 
 They probably would've at least liked the chance to watch them, though. 
 
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– Whoops: Viewers watching the Emmys last night were dismayed when a montage celebrating shows that came to a close this year gave away the endings of many of those shows, Sky News reports. Among the series spoiled: Mad Men, Sons of Anarchy, Nurse Jackie, Parenthood, and Boardwalk Empire. "Welcome back to the spoiler awards," host Andy Samberg said when he came back onstage. "I guess everyone on every show died." There was outrage on Twitter, the New York Daily News reports, but not everyone was sympathetic to the complainers. For example: "To everyone complaining about spoilers: most of those shows ended in the spring. If you haven't watched you're not going to," tweeted one person. But, as another pointed out, "Hey #Emmys, we aren’t all @AndySamberg! Not everyone can lock themselves in a bunker and watch ALL the shows."