The actor beat the likes of Matt Smith and Benedict Cumberbatch to triumph in the Drama Performance: Male category.
Morgan thanked fans for their "fantastic support", adding: "It's been a five year journey for ourselves, so it's a huge honour to end on a high after that and get the recognition from the fans."
While he wasn't positive about the prospects of a Merlin reunion, he was enthusiastic about remaining in touch with his fellow cast members, telling reporters: "I don't think that's going to happen. But who knows - let's see what happens when the future comes. We're definitely going to stay friends. We just made loads of friends on the show - that's the important thing, I think."
Morgan's Merlin co-stars, meanwhile, took to Twitter to congratulate their buddy. Aww.
Rupert Young, who played Sir Leon, also called Morgan "a legend and a worthy winner", while Alexander Vlahos (Mordred) described his co-star as "magnificent".
"Colin Morgan deserved that so much," wrote Vlahos. "Very fortunate to call him a friend and work alongside him."
The Irish actor will appear opposite Gabriel Byrne in forthcoming BBC One detective serial Quirke later in 2013.
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