The 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards delivered quite a show, filled with teary acceptance speeches, high-energy performances and moving tributes -- but there was a whole lot going on inside the Shrine Theater that the cameras didn't catch. 

From heartwarming family moments to secret kisses, here's what you didn't see on TV:

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Dressed to Impress 

Jane the Virgin star Brett Dier brought his A-game to the event, sporting an amazing Pac-Man suit on the red carpet.

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24K Magic

Zendaya, who impersonated Bruno Mars on this week's episode of Lip Sync Battle, brought the boogie before the show even started, dancing in her seat to Mars' hit "24K Magic" alongside Tom Holland and the cast of Spider-Man: Homecoming.

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Golf Clap

Emma Watson delivered a moving...

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Raimy always believed her father was a bad man, a bad cop, killed after he had royally screwed things up.

She found out differently on her 28th birthday, because on Frequency Season 1 Episode 1, Raimy talked to her father for the first time in 20 years.

If you've seen the movie Frequency, this story wasn't all that new to you. The movie was very similar to what played out in the pilot.

The movie was easily wrapped up in two hours, but there were differences, the most pressing being that the father wasn't a cop, but a fireman. 

That may seem like a small change, but I think it allows for a lot more exploration of Frank's story in the timeline before the alteration, if they want to go that way.

Already, so much of what we saw in the pilot has been eradicated. But what wasn't was the relationship between father and daughter.

Stars have long been known for saying, "Hi, mom!" on TV, but this Mother's Day a few small-screen personalities' mothers turned the tables.

The Today show crew thought they'd be sharing a special Mother's Day brunch with a few parents who'd been hand-picked from Rockefeller Plaza, but the anchors were surprised when their own mothers showed up on set.

Savannah Guthrie began calling the names of the lucky "winners," starting with "Sheila from Kansas" – and in waltzed the proud mother of Sheinelle Jones.

The mom-daughter duo embraced as the other anchors' moms entered the room one by one.

"Get outta here!

Stars have long been known for saying, "Hi, mom!" on TV, but this Mother's Day a few small-screen personalities' mothers turned the tables. The Today show crew thought they'd be sharing a special Mother's Day brunch with a few parents who'd been hand-picked from Rockefeller Plaza, but the anchors were surprised when their own mothers showed up on set.Savannah Guthrie began calling the names of the lucky "winners," starting with "Sheila from Kansas" - and in waltzed the proud mother of Sheinelle Jones. The mom-daughter duo embraced as the other anchors' moms entered the room one by one. "Get outta here!