TV and Movies

[QVCkitty1]

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@DiAnne wrote:

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@SeaMaiden wrote:

I wish they would just stop with all the awards show. Who really cares. 

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I care.  I enjoy the award shows especially the Golden Globes and the Tony awards.  When people stop watching them they will stop televising them.  

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Yes, and since watching isn't mandatory, don't worry about it.

[Nomorebirthdays]

I am pretty much sick of all things Hollywood. 

[2blonde]

I didn't watch the show, so I missed it, but have seen it enough times since.  I did enjoy James Corden's poke at it, though.  He showed the facial expressions on several celebs faces in the audience.......now THAT was entertaining.  (Love James Corden.)

[hopi]

More worried about this than real problems.

Fake news for real.

[hopi]

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@SharkE wrote:

Like food poisoning this too shall pass.

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[GOODBYEGIRL]

I just wish it didn't happen....

I know Jimmy Kimmel was sitting in the audience right next to Matt Damon and they had something planned at the very end. 

Now nobody knows what it was but I bet it was funny!

Thought Jimmy Kimmel did a great job on this year's show and hope the Academy invites him back.

[chrystaltree]

Everyone was rightfully talking about it yesterday but no one is talking about it today.  I've had the tv on most of today and I haven't a single word about it.  It was just a mistake.

[SusieQ_2]

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@SeaMaiden wrote:

I wish they would just stop with all the awards show. Who really cares. 

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The approx. 33 million people who watched.

[Pearlee]

@cookinfreak  So you start a new thread which, by its nature, will prolong the Oscar flub talk?   

[Krimpette]

It was still being re-hashed on my local news this morning, as well as on GMA.  Not sure if it will be covered, yet again, on the evening news.