Ok, so it’s not the Emmys. Or even the Golden Globes. But our little annual Television Critics Association (TCA) awards bash is still a pretty cool event.

Tom Hanks — yes, Tom Hanks! — dropped by Saturday night. As did Tina Fey, the Smothers Brothers, Paul Giamatti, Lorne Michaels, David Simon and a lot of those great-looking members of the “Mad Men” cast as we honored some of television’s best work.

Here’s a rundown of the winners:

PROGRAM OF THE YEAR: “Mad Men” (AMC)

OUTSTANDING NEW PROGRAM: “Mad Men” (AMC)

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN COMEDY: “30 Rock” (NBC)

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN DRAMA: “Mad Men” (AMC)

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN NEWS/INFORMATION: “The War: A Film by Ken Burns & Lynn Novick” (PBS)

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING: “WordGirl” (PBS)

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN MOVIES/MINISERIES: “John Adams” (HBO)

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT IN COMEDY: Tina Fey, “30 Rock” (NBC)

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT IN DRAMA: Paul Giamatti, “John Adams” (HBO)

HERITAGE AWARD: “The Wire” (HBO)

CAREER ACHIEVEMENT: Lorne Michaels