Homeland, the fantastic Showtime drama series from 24 writers Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa has won best TV drama at the Golden Globe awards. This is their second consecutive win in the category. You can watch their acceptance speech below (though Gansa mentions two big character deaths from the season 2 finale, so be careful if you’re not caught up on the series).
Homeland wins Golden Globe for Best TV Drama
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January 20, 2013 at 12:53 am