SAG Awards 2013: Join our Google+ Hangout about the night "Argo" walked away with the night's top prize at the 19th Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday night, winning the award for performance by a cast in a motion picture. So what does it mean for the bigger awards season? And what was it like being at the show? Join Times staff writers Glenn Whipp and Jessica Gelt for a Google+ Hangout here at 10 a.m. Sunday's SAG victory helped make Ben Affleck's CIA drama the front-runner in the Oscar race, ahead of Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," which took two of the top acting prizes at the SAGs. Daniel Day-Lewis won for best actor for his performance as the 16th president, and Tommy Lee Jones was named actor in a supporting role for his portrayal of Rep. Thaddeus Stevens. "Argo" also won the top award at Saturday night's Producers Guild Awards. "I absolutely thought there was no way we would win this award," Affleck said backstage at the Shrine Exposition Center in Los Angeles. You look at 'Silver Linings Playbook,' 'Les Miz,' 'Lincoln' - I thought, 'Well, no matter what happens, I know we won't win, and I'm OK with it.' Meanwhile, Jennifer Lawrence of the dramedy "Silver Linings Playbook" won best female actress. Anne Hathaway was named top female actor in a supporting role for her performance as Fantine in "Les Misérables." On the TV side, "Downton Abbey" was a surprise winner for top ensemble cast in a drama, and "Modern Family" took home the prize for ensemble cast in a comedy. Bryan Cranston won for best actor in a drama series for "Breaking Bad," and "Homeland's" Claire Danes won for dramatic actress in a TV series. "30 Rock" stars Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin won top comedy acting honors. The guild gave its Life Achievement Award to Dick Van Dyke for his work in film and TV. Alec Baldwin presented it to the 87-year-old actor, filling in at the last minute after Carl Reiner and Mary Tyler Moore were felled by the flu. PHOTO: 360-degree view inside SAG Awards