"No good deed goes unpunished/ That's my new creed," the vocalist belts effortlessly as the music and Copeland's choreography intensifies. "My road of good intentions led where such roads always lead." After Erivo nails a custom riff on the final note, she and Copeland take hands and strike a stunning pose side by side.

Cynthia Erivo reveals the perfume that she wore to play Elphaba in "Wicked: For Good" and how she's holding up on the latest global press tour.

Copeland and Erivo showed off their incredible talents in homage to "Wicked: For Good," which hits theaters Nov. 21.

“If you go to Chili’s to try the new ‘Wicked’ margaritas, don’t have seven of them,” Kyle Thorn says in a video with millions of views. He appears to have just woken up from a deep slumber, worse for the wear. “Just have two. Just try the green, try the pink and leave it at that. Take it from me, OK?” He brings the phone closer to his face.

Weapons,' 'Abbott Elementary' and '28 Years Later' also were honored at Thursday night's ceremony, hosted by Rachel Bloom.

Ted Danson’s “A Man on the Inside” returning to Netflix for its second season and Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo belting out the “Wicked: For Good” soundtrack are some of the

Wicked: One Wonderful Night has certainly given NBC something to rejoicify. The November 6 special drew 3.6M viewers across platforms after three days, per Nielsen, making it the network’s second best special of the year,

It planned to be, per chief marketing officer Michael Moses, “just short of obnoxious.” Sure enough, the studio behind the pink-and-green publicity machine delivered an epic onslaught of all things Oz.