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"Last night (January 12) marked the 71st annual Golden Globes held in Los Angeles, with Hollywood&amp;#039;s best and brightest out to give each other a resounding pat on the back for all their good work. For the most part, it was a night of foregone conclusions, with the odd genuine surprise or galling snub to spice things up just a little. Here&amp;#039;s Digital Spy&amp;#039;s take on the TV side of things, from shunned stars to celebrated sitcoms.  Golden Globes 2014: All the TV winners from 71st annual awards Golden Globes 2014: Live blog of 71st annual TV and movie awards show Let&amp;#039;s get the obvious out of the way first - as DS (and most of the Western world) predicted, Breaking Bad cleaned up. The dearly departed AMC series was named best drama series and Bryan Cranston best lead actor in a drama. Predictable? Sure. Deserved? Absolutely. Behind the Candelabra&amp;#039;s double - the Liberace biopic was named best TV movie or mini-series, with its lead Michael Douglas also picking up a Globe - won&amp;#039;t have raised many eyebrows either. The HBO film - which received a cinema release in the UK - was adored by critics and was widely expected to win big last night.  So onto those sporadic shocks - both the good and the bad. Fox&amp;#039;s Brooklyn Nine-Nine is easily the best new comedy to have debuted on network television this fall season, so it was fantastic to see both the show and its leading man Andy Samberg recognised last night - even if a few naysayers argued that the cop sitcom didn&amp;#039;t deserve such a big win so early in its run. On the flip side, while Jon Voight is a great actor, his turn on Showtime&amp;#039;s Ray Donovan was arguably the least impressive of the performances nominated in the Series, TV Movie or Miniseries - Supporting Actor category. Josh Charles&amp;#039;s storming work on The Good Wife, Rob Lowe&amp;#039;s phenomenal Behind the Candelabra performance, Aaron Paul&amp;#039;s heartbreaking turn on Breaking Bad and, best of all, Corey Stoll&amp;#039;s show-stealing stint in House of Cards, which has criminally failed to secure the actor a single award - all of these trumped Voight.  In all, there was more good than bad at this year&amp;#039;s Golden Globes - surprises may have been few and far between, but there were plenty of deserving winners and the shocks we did get were mostly pleasant ones. But it&amp;#039;s worth noting that in a year dominated by talk of the changing television landscape, we were treated to a really quite traditional Globes. Indeed, the team behind the groundbreaking House of Cards - up for four awards, winning just one - might be the only neglected nominees with a legitimate gripe in 2014. Golden Globes 2014: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler&amp;#039;s best quotes American Hustle, Dallas Buyers Club, Breaking Bad win big at Golden Globes 2014 Golden Globes 2014 - All the winners in pictures:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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