11 Moments That Made the Golden Globes Worth Watching in 2015

Fey and Poehler's monologue may have been their best one ever, because it really felt like they topped themselves. No one was safe from their zingers, and even the Bill Cosby bit that went a little bit awry got so ridiculous that the joke righted itself. Meryl Streep was right — we're really going to miss these two.

Cumberbatch was already slotted to be a presenter, so this wasn't actually a real surprise, but it was awesome when Fey and Poehler pretended to pick an audience member at random to present with Jennifer Aniston, and they landed on Cumberbatch. The best part was this hilarious reaction.

This guy! He was totally going for award show MVP of 2015, and getting started early.

Not only was it exciting to see first-timer Gina Rodriguez win for Jane the Virgin because the freshman series has been a delightful breakout hit, she also gave us one of the best speeches of the night.

Maybe it wasn't entirely appropriate, but Renner's joke about Jennifer Lopez's "globes" was clearly an unscripted moment, adding to that whole anything-can-happen vibe the show prides itself on.

Common and John Legend accepted the Globe for best original song for Selma, and they used their speech as an opportunity to inspire and move us. It was political but didn't feel off topic or alienating, just very timely.

Cho was almost an unofficial third host, as she showed up to monitor things as a North Korean reporter. It was so ridiculous and probably the funniest bit from the whole show about The Interview.

Did you see everyone's faces when surprise presenter Prince rolled in? So priceless.

You knew Spacey's speech was going to be a good time when he channeled his House of Cards character Frank to say that this was just the beginning of his revenge, but things got really good when he dropped an F-bomb to say that he couldn't "f*cking believe" he won after eight tries. Well played, Spacey.

Wiig is always a hilarious presenter, and when she teamed up with her old SNL buddy Hader, they did a silly bit about movie quotes that are in no way real or quotable. It was the kind of off-the-cuff humor we love from these two, and their moment rivaled Amy and Tina's job.

Clooney picked up a well-deserved lifetime achievement award, and in his speech, he did exactly what we hoped he'd do: talk about Amal. Clooney sounded every bit like a smitten newlywed, in awe of his bride.