The big winners at this year’s Golden Globes were 12 Years A Slave, American Hustle, Breaking Bad, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Slave took the coveted Best Motion Picture (Drama) home, and American Hustle nabbed four trophies for Best Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy), Best Actress for Amy Adams, Best Supporting Actress for Jennifer Lawrence, and Best Supporting Actor for Jared Leto. Though Gravity and Her didn’t win the big ones, they were recognized as the former movie’s director Alfonso Cuaron won Best Director and the latter’s writer/director Spike Jonze won Best Screenplay. Frozen won Best Animated Feature Film, but unfortunately it lost out to U2 for Best Original Song; “Let It Go” will have a shot at the Oscars.

Bad and Brooklyn dominated the TV side of things both scoring Best TV Series for a Drama and Comedy, respectively. Bad‘s star Bryan Cranston was named Best Actor and in a surprise turn of events Brooklyn‘s protagonist played by SNL alum Andy Samberg took home that award as well. And finally, Globes co-host Amy Poehler received an award for her turn as Leslie Knope in the low-rated but highly acclaimed sitcom Parks And Recreation.

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