(Well, they tried to play off King.) Multiple presenters doubled up on categories, announcing two at a time and speeding through select categories. We’re all still listening to Jeff Bridges’ clearly unrehearsed speech (God love him, but wow), and meanwhile poor Regina King and the “Spider-Verse” team were played off early. The former is what makes the show great, and the latter betrays the positive vibes promised from the start.) Jeff Bridges at the Golden Globe Awards Paul Drinkwater/NBC (The director has to know to show Oh’s parents as much as possible, and should’ve known better than to show two major stars returning to their seats during the HFPA president’s welcome speech. The bleeping of curse words was so egregious whole sentences were lost, and the camerawork was wonky, missing key reaction shots and cutting to at least one unnecessary moment as well. When the awards started being handed out, things started to get away from the hosts (literally - they weren’t around that much) and NBC overall. These peculiar choices, as well as the ceremony’s weird quirks, sent the whole telecast off the rails.
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“The Americans” was the fourth trophy handed out (as a sign of respect, it’s the last at the Emmys), and after that surprise win, things took a turn for the worse: The Best Comedy Series trophy was handed off as an afterthought, and viewers soon forgot all about the winner after the top two film prizes went to “Green Book” and “Bohemian Rhapsody” - two movies facing backlash for accuracy issues, among other criticisms. TV’s top two categories were dismissed quickly.
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Moreover, the winners and show’s structure often abandoned the host’s attempts to do the right thing, as TV was bumped by the way side while film honored two controversial entries.
Even though the 2019 Golden Globes were everything their reputation promised going in - surprising, pretty weird, and largely positive - they were far from smooth, often awkward, and too rushed. But even though that spirit came straight from the heart - no Ricky Gervais-style roasting, no Sandra “Oh Snap!”, and no Andy Slams Nerds - it didn’t connect at the same level throughout the night. Right from the start, Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh did what great hosts do: They set the tone, and then they stuck to it.
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