At the Golden Globes, House of the Dragon succeeds where Game of Thrones failed

The Windsors of

, the crooked lawyer of

, the traffickers of

and the reluctant Stakhanovites of

could do nothing against the power of the Targaryens and their dragons.

succeeded where its parent series failed.

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walked away from the 80th Golden Globes with the king trophy for Best Drama Series.

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A little surprise.

Nominated five times in this category,

had always ended up empty-handed.

Even at the height of its glory.

co-creator

Miguel Sapochnik was the first surprised to be called to the podium.

He had already taken off his tie...

The night was good for HBO.

Its satire on the ultra-rich

triumphed in the best miniseries category.

Its star Jennifer Coolidge won the statuette for best actress in a supporting role.

In a hilarious speech peppered with invective, she thanked showrunner Mike White for having relaunched her career, "

", said she guffawed.

On the series side, the cable channel can also rejoice in the triumph of Zendaya, best dramatic actress for the second season of

, which goes even further in its description of the hell of adolescence and artificial paradises.

Jeremy Allen White, the prodigious and nervous leader of

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Often winning the new releases of the year, unlike the more cautious Emmy Awards, the Golden Globes have dubbed the prodigious black comedy

, the portrait of a starred cook at the end of his rope trying to take over the family sandwich shop.

His revelation, the nervous Jeremy Allen White, was crowned best comic actor.

Better Call Saul

left out

In these times of supremacy of platforms and cable channels, traditional channels have made, for once, a very good figure.

For the first time in nine years, one of the historic "networks" has been rewarded.

ABC's chronicle of the day-to-day life of an under-resourced and under-funded Philadelphia public elementary school,

, won Best Comedy.

The program accumulates the most awards of this edition of the Golden Globes since two of its actors have entered their names on the list: the creator and main actress Quinta Brunson and her partner Tyler-James Williams

Defying predictions, the Hollywood foreign press association that organizes the Golden Globes missed its chance to recognize the brilliance of

.

spin- off series

was left on hold.

Rather than awarding mainstay Bob Odenkirk, the Golden Globes celebrated Kevin Costner's panache for his performance as a brutal patriarch in

.

A modern and mafia Western, Taylor Sheridan's saga is the cathodic sensation of the moment on the other side of the Atlantic and has already given birth to two prologues

and

where respectively Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, and Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford are rampant.

Unfortunately Kevin Costner could not pick up his award.

The star of

was stranded at his ranch in Santa Barbara, 150 km from Los Angeles where the ceremony was held, due to flooding in California.

Disavowed by critics, the rather dull fifth season of

on the divorce between Prince Charles and Lady Di did not offer any trophy to Netflix.

It's a first.

The platform has kept a low profile and is catching up with

muse Julia Garner - Best Supporting Actress in a Series - and Evan Peters, terrifying serial killer in

Best Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries .

The small screen winners of the 80th Golden Globes:

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Best Drama Series:

Best Comedy Series:

Best TV Movie or Miniseries:

Best Actor in a Drama Series: Kevin Costner,

Best Actress in a Drama Series: Zendaya,

Best Actor in a Comedy Series: Jeremy Allen White,

Best Actress in a Comedy Series: Quinta Brunson,

Best Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries: Evan Peters,

Best Actress in a Television Movie or Miniseries: Amanda Seyfried,

Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries: Jennifer Coolidge,

Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries: Paul Walter Hauser in

Best Supporting Actress in a Series: Julia Garner in

Best Supporting Actor in a Series: Tyler-James Williams,