After all, it’s not every day that Six Feet Under costars Peter Krause and Richard Jenkins pose together, as they did at the 2026 Emmy Awards at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theatre on Sept. 14.

Krause—who was one of the presenters during the Mariska Hargitay-hosted ceremony—looked dapper in a plum tuxedo with a matching shirt and tie, while Jenkins, a nominee for his work on DTF St. Louis, kept it classic in a black tux, white shirt and black bow tie.

The duo’s reunion was certainly one to take to the grave, as they came together 21 years after the HBO series ended its five-season run in 2005. On the series, Krause starred as Nate Fisher, who suddenly finds himself running a funeral parlor after the death of his father, Nathaniel Fisher Sr., played by Jenkins.

And two decades on, Krause can pinpoint the exact reason he felt so drawn to Nate.

“He was leading this compromised life where he really couldn’t be himself,” the 61-year-old shared with TV Insider in June, “and I think we can all relate to that at different times, when there are the pressures from the outside that make us, out of a sense of responsibility or obligation, make decisions that take us away from our genuine self, and that particular grind in Nate was something that, at that time in my life, I responded to.”

As for Jenkins, while the 79-year-old only made recurring appearances on the series, fans of Six Feet Under still recognized him in all sorts of interesting places.

“I was at a real funeral once, and somebody tapped me on the shoulder and said, ‘Are they filming this?’” he recalled to The Guardian in 2021. “I met a woman at an airport and she was crying. She said, ‘Why did you stop that series? Why is this over?’ People were passionate about it.”

For more candid moments you might have missed from the 2026 Emmy Awards, keep reading.

What is this, the Oscars or something? Well, it could be a preview of the 2027 ceremony, but for now it's a celebration of the odyssey that was Zendaya's journey starring on three spread-out seasons of Euphoria, which landed her another nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama alongside The Testaments' Chase Infiniti. 

Noah Wyle's wife, Sara Wells, made sure the star of The Pitt was ready for primetime, not to mention his second straight win for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

The DTF St. Louis star looked pretty enamored with his win for supporting actor in a limited or anthology series or movie.

The Big Little Lies stars reunited in the wake of Shailene Woodley's not-small guest actress in a drama win for Paradise. 

The Witcher's Anya Chalotra captured the moment for Widow's Bay producer-director Hiro Murai and his partner Emma Barrie.

Kaley Cuoco was up to the, er, task of sitting between her fiancé Tom Pelphrey and his Task costar Mark Ruffalo

They may have gone home without statues in 2026, but Ayo Edebiri, Zendaya and Quinta Brunson still have four Emmys between them.

Hacks was knocked aside by the Widow's Bay tidal wave, but the much-decorated sitcom's final season was still a triumph to celebrate for the show's nominated supporting stars.

Someone was happy for the Pluribus star's long-deserved first Emmy for lead actress in a drama, even though Rhea Seehorn's statue made for a less gilded evening for her fellow nominee Carrie Coon.

You'd have to be soulless not to be shook by Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz's Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunion.

Cary Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Youn Yuh-jung, Charles Melton & Cailee Spaeny

Beef was winless Sept. 14, but no need to take it up with the TV Academy. The Netflix anthology's second season won three trophies during the Creative Arts Emmys the previous weekend.

Kate O'Flynn either won an Emmy or she's actually holding some cursed deer antlers, but in any case, she's going home with a smile on her face.

The Six Feet Under alums enjoyed a rare reunion in the flesh.