What Happens When Globe Winners Are Completely Unprepared

After British actress Jacqueline Basset won for best supporting actress in a series, miniseries, or TV movie, she was understandably emotional due to her unexpected win. Then crying, speechless. Then censored by NBC when she said "sh*t." Then self-deprecating. Then unfazed by not one but two bouts of playoff music. It was the second speech of the night and by far the weirdest — she was Dancing on the Edge of uncomfortable.

Golden Globes cohost Amy Poehler didn't think she was going to win, but for the first time in three nominations, she did for best actress in a TV musical or comedy for Parks and Recreation. After making out with Bono to celebrate, she ran to the stage and immediately screamed, "Wow, I was unprepared for this. Wow, Parks! Woo! I've never won anything like this. Oh my gosh, I didn't have a speech." From there, she rapid-fire thanked everyone and reiterated her disbelief adorably.

Elisabeth Moss was taken completely by surprise when she won best actress in a miniseries or TV movie for Top of the Lake, and she was overwhelmed as she tried to put together a speech. "I am totally shaking like Jennifer Lawrence said. OK, I better start thinking, people!" she exclaimed before going through her thank yous, then gave shout-outs to her family as she got played off.

After running to the stage from the back of the room, House of Cards star Robin Wright admitted she had no speech and said she wanted to pull a Merritt Wever at the Emmys and say, "I gotta go, bye."

Andy Samberg was just as shocked as audiences to win best actor in a TV musical or comedy for his work on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. First, he screamed, and then he rambled his thank yous, had everyone cracking up, and ended with sending love to his wife, Joanna Newsom. If only he and Amy had accepted their awards simultaneously — it could have been a makeshift SNL skit.