'Modern Family' premieres its third season tonight, but before we find out what the Pritchett-Dunphys were up to on vacation in Wyoming this summer, AOL TV has another treat for you.

In the vein of yesterday's exclusive glimpse at one of the 'Modern Family: The Complete Second Season' featurettes (out now on DVD and Blu-ray), we've got another look at a table read the cast did for Emmy voters. Check out Ed O'Neil and Sofia Vergara reading a scene from the episode 'Strangers on a Treadmill.'

And if that's not enough to tide you over until tonight, take a look at AOL TV's exclusive first look at the new baby Lily in action.

Well, 'Modern Family' is officially the king of the comedy crop at the Emmy Awards. The ABC comedy is four for four at tonight's awards.

Two-time nominee Julie Bowen took home her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, beating out costar Sofia Vergara, Emmy host Jane Lynch and golden girl Betty White.

Meanwhile, her on-screen husband Ty Burrell took home his first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series, after losing out to co-star Eric Stonestreet last year. Burrell was competing against costars Stonestreet, Ed O'Neil and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, along with 'Glee' star Chris Colfer, in his category.

Unlike his character, Burrell seemed rather reflective accepting the golden statue, noting that his father passed away before he ever had the chance to see his son perform. "I wonder what he'd think of this," Burrell said, telling the crowd that his father would probably be surprised that his son goes to work in full makeup every day.