It’s Official: Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg Are Co-Hosting the Golden Globes

On January 6, the entertainment world will be tuning in as Sandra Oh and comedian Andy Samberg take center stage to co-host the 76th Golden Globe Awards. If you're like me, you're probably already buzzing with excitement. Sandra, the beloved star of Killing Eve, has admitted she’s feeling a mix of nerves and thrill about the big gig. "My first reaction was, 'Is this a joke?'" Sandra revealed in a recent chat with People. "And then when I realized it wasn’t a joke, it was just this overwhelming sense of terror and excitement. There’s no way I’d do this without Andy by my side." Clearly, she knows the importance of having a great partner in crime.

For those who caught Sandra and Andy's hilarious antics at the 2018 Emmy Awards, this hosting duo is nothing short of a dream come true. They cleverly poked fun at the infamous 2017 Oscars mix-up between La La Land and Moonlight, proving they’ve got the wit and charm needed to keep the Globes entertaining. Now, with the pressure on, Sandra and Andy are ready to bring their A-game to one of the most prestigious nights in Hollywood.

The Pressure of Following in Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s Footsteps

Let's talk about the elephant in the room—Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. They’re the comedic gold standard when it comes to hosting the Golden Globes, and their chemistry was nothing short of magical. Sandra admits she’s hesitant to compare herself and Andy to that iconic duo. "I'm really cautious about putting our partnership anywhere near Tina and Amy," she shared. "Andy and I are just figuring out our own groove. Andy is incredibly experienced, and I'm just tagging along, hoping to keep up!" Despite her modesty, Sandra's enthusiasm is palpable. She's excited to share the stage with Andy, even if it means doing so in front of millions of viewers.

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Getting to Know Each Other... Fast!

Andy Samberg, the former Saturday Night Live star, is just as thrilled to team up with Sandra. "We met at the Emmys, but we're getting to know each other quickly," he said. "It turns out we're a great match." While they may not have the long-standing friendship of Tina and Amy, Sandra and Andy already have a solid foundation. Both have a history of award-show success, with Andy taking home a Golden Globe in 2014 for Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Sandra earning one in 2006 for her role in Grey's Anatomy. This shared experience is sure to give them the confidence they need to shine on the big night.