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The great Hollywood Circle Jerk is on tonight. Even my wife is caught up with the crap.
Trying to find somthing that is just a hair (0.0000000000001%) better to watch.
So far I've found an old show called "Johny Socko and His Flying Robot" (hulu). Can anyone find anything worse than that but better than the oscars?
I see it! The light at the end of the tunnel!
Ohhh Crap! It's Obama with a flashlight and a bunch of SEIU thugs!
Maybe there's a golf game on ESPN Classics?
I've been enjoying a worthless show called Jersey Shore on Hulu. I think that might be what you're talking about
Ultraman could kick Johny Socko's robot's ass on a bad day.
Only oscar I cared about was Christoph Waltz, I'm glad he won it.
I looked all over for a fishing show, but I fell asleep in the process and the frau grabbed the remote when I was out.
She had the Oscars on, I mangaged to find a book that I hadn't read recently (past 24 hours...)
I haven't watched it in years, but I thought it was pretty funny last night. We flipped back and forth between it and a couple of other shows. Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin were pretty entertaining as cohosts, and they riffed on Meryl Streep constantly, which she seemed to take well. The stare-downs between Clooney and Baldwin were pretty funny too.
The end was kind of jarring. Tom Hanks nearly sprinted out onto the stage, ripped open the envelope for Best Picture, announced The Hurt Locket, and then they almost rolled the credits right there. They must really be on a hard-limit time-wise for these things now.
Only oscar I cared about was Christoph Waltz, I'm glad he won it.
+ 1.
Amazing character.
I wasn't going to waste one second watching the hollywood airheads fellating each other.
Last edited by amarshall (2010-03-08 12:01:07)
Tom Hanks nearly sprinted out onto the stage, ripped open the envelope for Best Picture, announced The Hurt Locket, and then they almost rolled the credits right there. They must really be on a hard-limit time-wise for these things now.
Heh. I'm guessing as soon as they realized they'd voted for what is arguably a pro-American, pro-Iraq-War movie (I didn't see it, but this is what I've heard) instead of the envirotwaddism of Avatar, they dropped the curtain fast and started prying fingernails off those responsible.
There was apparently *no* liberal moralizing, troop bashing, Bush hating or Obama worship either, amazingly enough.
Roger Simon thinks it potentially marks a really big change:
http://pajamasmedia.com/rogerlsimon/201 … hollywood/
Qwinn
Last edited by Qwinn (2010-03-08 12:20:49)
Nah, Qwinn... I think it was definitely a timing issue. Steve Martin even quipped at the end that the ceremony went on so long, the movie, Avatar, now takes place in the past.
When Bigelow accepted her Best Director award, she specifically thanked the military for their work and sacrifice. Then during the Best Pic acceptance, she reiterated it and thanked everyone in uniform; police, firemen, etc... Maybe a little broad, but it's certainly better than bashing those serve.
Last edited by Seabird (2010-03-08 12:54:43)
Didn't see it never watch it.
I played BF2 for 3.5 hours last night instead 
Just one more game, yeah right.
Watched some of it because there was nothing else on.
The Dude won. I abide.
Watched Real Time with Bill Maher last night. He did his best to politicize the Oscars. He's a real douchebag.
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