10 Moments That Made the Golden Globes Worth Watching

Each year, we meet Miss Golden Globe, who's historically the daughter of other actors, and young Sosie Bacon was beautiful — but she was completely upstaged by Amy and Tina's bit in which Amy pretended to be Tina's illegitimate grown son Randy. "Randy" wasn't pleased to be there, but we loved this skit.

Emma Thompson probably did what every lady at the Golden Globes wanted to do, which was take her high heels off — and she also did what every presenter wanted to do, which was carry her martini on stage. It was entertaining and totally understandable.

We were surprised that Andy Samberg and Brooklyn Nine-Nine got nominations this year at all, but we couldn't have been happier for both when they won their categories, especially since Samberg was so surprised he won that he had no idea what to say on stage.

We expected Amy to do something silly when her category was called, and she didn't disappoint. She was all over Bono, who played along by massaging her and then letting her make out with his face. Hope his wife's not the jealous type!

Breaking Bad finally got its due at the Golden Globes when Bryan Cranston won for best leading actor in a drama and the show won for best drama series. The best moment came when creator Vince Gilligan then orchestrated a wildly appropriate moment to end their acceptance speech by having Aaron Paul come up and give one last "Yeah b*tch!"