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We started last year obsessing over Severance<\/a><\/em>, and we ended it poring over Pluribus<\/em><\/a>. But only one show stood tall at the Golden Globes. At the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, the award for Best Television Series – Drama went to none other than The Pitt<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n On Sunday night, the annual Golden Globes took place at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles, California. Toward the end of the evening’s ceremonies, the Golden Globes awarded The Pitt <\/em>for Best Television Series – Drama. Showrunner R. Scott Gemmill delivered the speech, accompanied by Noah Wyle, who also won his own Golden Globe<\/a> for Best Actor – Television Series Drama.<\/p>\n After thanking the Golden Globe voters, Gemmill joked that in the event they made a mistake: “we are not giving this [award] back.” Gemmill then thanked their producing partners at Warner Bros. and HBO Max. “It takes a village to put on a show, or in my case, a village idiot,” Gemmill said in a self-deprecating manner. “I have two of the best partners in crime: the incomparable John Wells, [and] the Golden Globe-winning Noah Wyle.”<\/p>\n Gemmill then extended his thanks to the “great village” of people who help make The Pitt<\/em> possible. “We have the best crew. We have the best writers. We have the best producers, and doctors, and an incredible cast.”<\/p>\n As is becoming tradition<\/a> with The Pitt<\/em>, Gemmill tipped his hat to healthcare professionals. “<\/em>I also want to thank the first responders and healthcare workers who are the real heroes who inspire us. And Deborah Cahn, from The Diplomat<\/em>, reminded me I have to thank all the civil servants as well.”<\/p>\n Gemmill ended his speech acknowledging the greater plight of America, which is unfolding right now in Minneapolis<\/a>, and thanked the entire room for being storytellers.<\/p>\n “We live in a divided country, in a [divided] world right now. But I think cinema… brings us all together, not only as an audience but as a community. We show people what we can do when a bunch of individuals have a common goal. We work together with decency and humanity, acceptance and respect for each other. We can do amazing things. I want to thank everyone in this room, because what you do, the stories you tell, they make a difference.”<\/p>\n