Golden Globes TV noms: Netflix and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ score, ‘Homeland’ and ‘Mad Men’ snubbed

Golden Globes TV noms: Netflix and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” score, “Homeland” and “Mad Men” snubbed
“Masters of Sex” and “House of Cards” were the two newbies to score noms in the best drama series category, while “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” was the only new comedy to score a nomination in the best comedy/miniseries category, joining sibling “Parks and Recreation.” Meanwhile, “Orphan Black’s” Tatiana Maslany, “Ray Donovan’s” Liev Schreiber, “Orange Is the New Black’s” Taylor Schilling, “Masters of Sex’s” Michael Sheen, “The Blacklist’s” James Spader and “House of Cards'” Kevin Spacey scored drama acting nominations. And Michael J. Fox and Andy Samberg will compete against each other for best comedy/musical actor. PLUS: “House of Cards” and “Behind the Candelabra” had the most nominations, at four apiece,” “Breaking Bad” earns 3 nominations, Kerry Washington scores her first Golden Globes nomination, HBO No. 1 among networks with 9 nominations, and Oprah snubbed for “The Butler.”