Other times the Emmy Awards have had more than one host

Saturday Night Live head writers and Weekend Update co-anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che are the latest duo to take on hosting the Primetime Emmy Awards together. Who else has shared the stage for TV's biggest night? Join us as we take a look back at several of the many ceremonies with more than one emcee — some of them may surprise you!

The Spin City star, talk show host, and Mad About You star co-hosted in 1996.

The Cheers star and host of Late Night With David Letterman shared the stage in 1986.

The Seinfeld and Cybill stars teamed up in 1995.

The two comics brought the laughs together at the 1983 ceremony.

The stars of Frasier and Dharma & Greg co-hosted in 1999.

The stars of Home Improvement, Cheers, and SNL joined forces at the 1992 Emmys.

The Happy Days and Charlie's Angels stars co-hosted the 1979 ceremony.

The Murphy Brown star, then-Tonight Show substitute host, and NBC News anchor were all hosts in 1990.

Ol' Blue Eyes hosted from Hollywood's Palladium in 1968, while Dick Van Dyke ran the East Coast portion of the show from New York's Americana Hotel.

The Hollywood icon and Lou Grant star celebrated TV's best as co-hosts of the 1981 awards.

These reality-competition show hosts served as Emmys emcees in 2008.

The musician/actor and star of the The Mary Tyler Moore Show were co-hosts in 1976.

Cosby first co-hosted in 1966 from New York’s Americana Hotel (he's seen here winning that same year for I, Spy, making him the first black actor to win Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series), while multi-faceted entertainer Kaye hosted at the Hollywood Palladium.

In 1969, the talk show host held down hosting duties from New York City's Carnegie Hall, while Cosby emceed from Santa Monica, Calif.

The Ellen and Home Improvement funny ladies were co-hosts in 1994.

The Hollywood power couple and stars of I Love Lucy co-hosted the 4th Emmy Awards from L.A.'s Cocoanut Grove in 1952. They're seen here at the 1953 ceremony, where she won Best Comedienne and the series won Best Situation Comedy.