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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 356250" data-attributes="member: 57984">Did anybody see it? I didn&#039;t think I could get through it, and I was right. I slaved through the horrid red carpet pre-show segment, and then started to watch the Oscar broadcast itself, but I gave out fast and shut it off.I was just too weak.It&#039;s tone. I just couldn&#039;t take it -- which is notable, because I&#039;ve made a habit of watching the Academy Awards for decades.It didn&#039;t help that I hadn&#039;t seen any of the movies, but that&#039;s not why I couldn&#039;t hack sitting through it.BTW: when Jamie Lee Curtis won her Supporting Actress award, nominee Angela Bassett (in a spectacular I&#039;m-gonna-win purple gown) scowled, refused to applaud, and neglected to join the other nominees in the same category who jumped to their feet in a standing ovation for Curtis.Ah, the era we&#039;re in. It&#039;s a dying industry, and it&#039;s shot itself in the head.[MEDIA=youtube]7kvyDSDHGC8[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 356250, member: 57984"] Did anybody see it? I didn't think I could get through it, and I was right. I slaved through the horrid red carpet pre-show segment, and then started to watch the Oscar broadcast itself, but I gave out fast and shut it off. I was just too weak. It's tone. I just couldn't take it -- which is notable, because I've made a habit of watching the Academy Awards for decades. It didn't help that I hadn't seen any of the movies, but that's not why I couldn't hack sitting through it. BTW: when Jamie Lee Curtis won her Supporting Actress award, nominee Angela Bassett (in a spectacular I'm-gonna-win purple gown) scowled, refused to applaud, and neglected to join the other nominees in the same category who jumped to their feet in a standing ovation for Curtis. Ah, the era we're in. It's a dying industry, and it's shot itself in the head. [MEDIA=youtube]7kvyDSDHGC8[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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