The Screen Actors Guild Awards were held last night in Los Angeles, and unlike the Golden Globes, they actually got some nice weather. That was pretty much the only difference, as most of the awards ended up going to the same people. Personally, the SAGs are one of my favorite awards shows just because it’s only about the actors, and because it seems more low-key and friendly than the Golden Globes or Oscars. Last night’s ceremony had some good laughs, good speeches and a few touching moments, so here we go. First, an annotated list of winners:

*Comedy Actor, TV: Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock. For the first award of the night, Bladwin was charming and said he was especially grateful to be getting the award from a giggly Kate Hudson (and to a lesser extent, Justin Timberlake). Sidenote: I think Jessica Biel should definitely keep her eye on JT and Hudson, because they seemed very, very friendly. Too friendly. Anyway, Baldwin talked about how great the Guild was and gave a shout-out to all of the actors who barely scrape by.

*Comedy Actress, TV: Tina Fey, 30 Rock. The dress was so much better than that crap she wore at the Globes. She was cute, but her speech wasn’t memorable.

*Comedy Ensemble: Glee. It was nice seeing all of those young actors, and it was nice that a new show got the ensemble honor. I also liked that Jane Lynch was the one to speak. I love her, she’s so amazing!

*Supporting Actor, Film: Chistoph Waltz, Inglourious Basterds. Waltz’s sweep of nearly every major and critic’s award continues, and it’s well-deserved. He was wonderful in Basterds, but he needs to work on his speeches. He comes across as a bit too earnest, I’d like to see him be more spontaneous. But still, he seems like a lovely man.

*Drama Actress, TV: Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife. I don’t watch that show, and I’ve always been “meh” about her, but I liked that she gave a shout-out to her stellar work in Snakes on a Plane!

*Drama Actor, TV: Michael C. Hall, Dexter. I love him, I think his peers love him, I think he’s got a lot of love from the audience and from the public in general. I also think he’s sweeping the awards because people want him to get better. I love that he thanked his wife (and Dexter costar) Jennifer Carpenter for “wearing that dress”. They’re so cute together.

*Drama, Ensemble: Mad Men. Totally deserved, some of the best writing and acting on television. And f-ck me, Jon Hamm rocks my world. That man is so fine, he sets panties on fire. Oh, and John Slattery was rocking a beautiful little silver beard too! And Elizabeth Moss looked cute in her little black cocktail dress. Is Moss pregnant?

*Actress in a TV Movie: Drew Barrymore, Grey Gardens. Ugh, another spastic Drew speech. She says she was feeling sick to her stomach. She looks like she’s still in character too. As does Jessica Lange. What is going on with these ladies?

*Actor in a TV Movie: Kevin Bacon, Taking Chance. I love the Bacon, and I love this story. I think the Bacon was very moved he won, and his wife Kyra Sedgwick was really, really emotional. I love them, and I love that they still come out and show up for other year after year. They’re such a great couple!

*Supporting Actress, Film: Mo’Nique, Precious. When presenter Morgan Freeman called her name, she kissed a bunch of people from Precious, and then Mo’Nique stopped by the Basterds’ table and laid a big kiss on Christoph Waltz. When she got up to the podium, Morgan Freeman wouldn’t give her the award until she kissed him too, which was very sweet, I thought. Her speech was lovely, and she once again thanked director Lee Daniels profusely, but she didn’t thank Gabourey Sidibe!

*Lead Actor, Film: Jeff Bridges, Crazy Heart. Meryl presented to him, which was nice. Jeff has so much love in the industry, he got another standing ovation from the audience, just like at the Globes. But where he thanked his wife first at the Globes, he saved her for last this time – she looked so proud of him too! They’ve been together for like 30 years. So amazing!

*Lead Actress, Film: Sandra Bullock, The Blind Side. Sandra was lovely, but am I the only one who notices that every time she wins, she neglects to thank the actual woman she’s playing, Leigh Anne Tuohy? I don’t think Bullock liked the actual woman that much, maybe? Anyway, Sandy thanked her husband profusely, saying: “You get dressed up in monkey suits and you sit at a table with people you don’t know. And I leave you there, and then you come back with, like, Morgan Freeman’s e-mail [address]. I don’t know how you do it. I love you so much, and you’re really hot. And I want you so much.” She also had a wonderful moment of honesty when she described her decision to stop working six years ago because “I wasn’t doing good work.”

*Ensemble, Film: Inglourious Basterds. It’s so cool that they one, I loved this movie! Eli Roth is so f-cking hot, I don’t care. I have a massive crush on that man. Love that they saluted Quentin Tarantino and his vision. Love!

In one additional note, Betty White received the Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by Sandra Bullock. White was very lovely and funny during her speech, and she quipped “I actually know many of you and I’ve worked with quite a few… Maybe had a couple. And you know who you are.” I kept waiting for someone to mention that, and George Clooney didn’t disappoint. When he presented the Best Ensemble award, he mentioned, “In 1987, I did an episode of ‘The Golden Girls’ and I would like to thank Betty White for her discretion… a friend of mine told me she was a bobcat in the sack.” That’s so hot!