Top 10 best comic moments of Golden globe awards in history

1. Ricky Gervais’ opening monologue at the 2020 Golden Globe Awards, where he made jokes about Hollywood’s elite and the state of the world.

During the opening monologue of the 2020 Golden Globe Awards, host Ricky Gervais made jokes about Hollywood’s elite and the state of the world. He touched on controversial topics such as the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the College Admissions Scandal, the impeachment of President Donald Trump, and the ongoing political turmoil in the US. He also took jabs at several of the night’s nominees, including Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association itself. He also made jokes about issues like climate change, and the #MeToo movement. Gervais’ monologue was seen as controversial by some, and praised by others for its sharp wit and biting commentary on the state of Hollywood.

2. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s comedic hosting at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards, where they joked about the nominees and the audience.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler co-hosted the 2013 Golden Globe Awards and their comedic chemistry was on full display. They made jokes about the nominees, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and the audience. They made fun of the nominees and even took jabs at their own careers. They also joked about the awards show itself and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. They made fun of the nominees and even took jabs at their own careers. They also joked about the awards show itself, poking fun at the length of the telecast, the food and drinks served during the show, and the nominees’ speeches. Overall their hosting was considered as a huge success, and they were praised for their sharp wit and comedic timing.

3. Billy Crystal’s opening monologue at the 2012 Golden Globe Awards, where he made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

During the 2012 Golden Globe Awards, host Billy Crystal made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. He made fun of the nominees in a light-hearted and playful way. He also joked about the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, poking fun at the way they select the nominees and winners. He also made jokes about the current events of that time and commented on the movies and shows that were nominated that year. He also joked about the celebrities in attendance, including Angelina Jolie, George Clooney, and Brad Pitt. Overall, Crystal’s monologue was well-received and praised for its clever jokes and light-hearted humor.

4. Jimmy Fallon’s comedic hosting at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, where he sang and danced with the nominees and the audience.

At the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, Jimmy Fallon hosted the event and brought his signature comedic style to the show. He sang and danced with the nominees and the audience, creating a fun and light-hearted atmosphere. He also made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and even sang a song about the nominees. He also had several comedic segments throughout the night, including a skit where he pretended to be Tom Hanks, and a game where he asked celebrities to guess which tweet was written by a real person or a fake account. Fallon’s hosting was well-received and praised for its blend of humor, music, and spontaneity.

5. Jimmy Fallon’s opening monologue at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards, where he made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

During the 2018 Golden Globe Awards, host Jimmy Fallon’s opening monologue was filled with jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. He made fun of the nominees in a light-hearted and playful way. He also joked about the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, poking fun at the way they select the nominees and winners. He also made jokes about the current events of that time, such as the Time’s Up and Me Too movements. He also joked about the celebrities in attendance, including Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Kidman, and Tom Hanks. Overall, Fallon’s monologue was well-received and praised for its clever jokes and light-hearted humor.

6. Johnny Carson’s opening monologue at the 1985 Golden Globe Awards, where he made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Johnny Carson hosted the 42nd Golden Globe Awards ceremony on January 25, 1985. It was his first time hosting the Golden Globe Awards. He was already an experienced host and had been hosting “The Tonight Show” for more than two decades. Carson had a comedic, laid-back hosting style that was well-known to the audience, and he used this style to make jokes about the nominees, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and the film and television industry in general. His opening monologue was widely considered to be funny and entertaining, and Carson’s performance as a host was praised. The awards ceremony was broadcast on NBC and was watched by an estimated 30 million people.

7. Ellen DeGeneres’ comedic hosting at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards, where she made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

At the 2014 Golden Globe Awards, Ellen DeGeneres hosted the event and brought her signature comedic style to the show. She made jokes about the nominees, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and the audience. She joked about the nominees and even took jabs at their own careers. She also joked about the awards show itself and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, poking fun at the length of the telecast, the food and drinks served during the show, and the nominees’ speeches. She also made jokes about the movies and shows that were nominated that year and the celebrities that were in attendance. Overall her hosting was considered as a huge success, and she was praised for her sharp wit and comedic timing.

8. Jimmy Kimmel’s comedic hosting at the 2012 Golden Globe Awards, where he made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Jimmy Kimmel’s comedic hosting of the 2012 Golden Globe Awards was well-received by both the audience in attendance and viewers at home. He made jokes about a variety of Hollywood-related topics, including the nominees, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and the film industry in general. Some of his jokes were aimed at specific celebrities in attendance, such as George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The show was widely considered to be entertaining and light-hearted, and Kimmel’s comedic timing and delivery were praised. The broadcast of the awards ceremony on NBC was watched by an estimated 18 million people.

9. Jimmy Fallon’s comedic hosting at the 2021 Golden Globe Awards, where he sang and danced with the nominees and the audience.

Jimmy Fallon hosted the 78th Golden Globe Awards ceremony on February 28, 2021. It was his first time hosting the award show. Fallon’s hosting style is known for his comedic skits, impressions, and games. During the ceremony he made jokes about the nominees, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and current events. He also did some impressions of well-known actors and celebrities, and participated in a few musical numbers. Fallon’s hosting was generally well-received by both the audience in attendance and viewers at home. However, as it is a live show and the views are subjective, some criticism about his hosting also exists.

10. Steve Martin’s opening monologue at the 2010 Golden Globe Awards, where he made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Steve Martin was the host of the 2010 Golden Globe Awards, and he opened the show with a monologue in which he made jokes about the nominees and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Martin’s comedic style was well-received by the audience in attendance and viewers at home. He made jokes and puns about Hollywood industry, actors and the movies nominated that year. His performance as a host was praised for being funny and clever. This was the first time Steve Martin hosted the Golden Globe Awards, and it was also his second time hosting the Academy Awards.