
The
Golden Globe Awards "show" may have been lackluster for most people this year, but for six lucky Buzz readers, the Globes were pretty exciting!
Every weekday leading up to the announcement of the winners I quizzed you on Golden Globes past and present, and gave away a 3-month Netflix subscription to one randomly chosen quiz taker per day.
And these winners are .

NBC fought to keep the
Golden Globe Awards on TV, but it looks like the network shouldn't have bothered: This morning's
preliminary ratings show that just about 5.8 million people tuned into the network's news magazine broadcast hosted by Billy Bush and Nancy O'Dell. That's about on par with the ratings-challenged
Friday Night Lights, or slightly better than your average installment of
America's Next Top Model.
I can't say I'm surprised. Here on the West Coast, there was no point in watching NBC's broadcast, which aired three hours after the TV Guide Network and CNN's Larry King Live had already showed the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's press conference announcing
the winners. Even on the East Coast, NBC stretched out the broadcast to a full hour while other channels were carrying the 30-minute announcement live.
Lots of love for
Mad Men, but none for
Grey's Anatomy. Tina Fey wins — but Alec Baldwin doesn't. Do you think the
Golden Globes went to the right people in the TV categories?
Sweeney Todd instead of Juno. Marion Cotillard, not Amy Adams. Atonement rather than No Country for Old Men.