Fair to say, that 'Breaking Bad' deservedly kicked ass at last night's Golden Globes.
It began with Bryan Cranston winning his first Golden Globe (he's been nominated four times previously) for an actor in a drama series.
The actor thanked writer Vince Gilligan as well as his co-stars; Aaron Paul, his 'screen wife Anna Gunn', his on screen son Rj Mitte, and his brother in law played by Dean Norris.
He wasn't long off stage though, when the show itself won 'Best Drama Series'. The cast all joined Bryan on stage where Vince Gilligan made a point of thanking the 'early adoptors' of the show (you're welcome Vince).
He left the final words with Aaron Paul who finished the speech only as Jesse Pinkman could.
Watch below to see for yourself:
