Jimmy Fallon kicked off the 2017 Golden Globes by parodying one of the night's frontrunners: the beloved movie musical La La Land. But he didn't do it alone—he did it with basically every celebrity nominated. A modest list of just a few of the cameos: Nicole Kidman, Amy Adams, Evan Rachel Wood, Sarah Paulson, the kids from Stranger Things, and Ryan Reynolds.
And it also featured spoilers for basically all their movies and TV shows, so if you haven't watched, steer clear. For example, there was a reanimated Jon Snow, or Kit Harington just waking up from a nap:
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Plus, there was a reanimated Barb from Stranger Things:
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There was John Travolta reenacting Saturday Night Fever:
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And of course, there was Justin Timberlake, Fallon's trusty late-night duet partner. The two of them sent up La La Land's starry-eyed ballet sequence in one of the highlights of the night:
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Watch the full opening number below:
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