That means the Oscars are saved!!! We can start planning our Oscars parties and place our wagers on who will give the most boring speech. You have no idea how great this news is for The Pink Armageddon!
T compared the prospect of my not having an Oscars ceremony to watch to some apparently rough time in his life when baseball went on strike. Sure, T, I'm sure it felt the same.
Anyway, so now, who's it gonna be? Marion Cotillard, Julie Christie (The Pink Armageddon review), Ellen Page? My money's on Julie Christie. Thoughts?
I'm so glad we'll start seeing new episodes of shows again soon.
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3 comments:
I'm glad to hear the strike is over.
I think I've only ever watched the Oscars once. I know, I'm a disgrace to the community at large. I'll go hang my head in shame now. ;)
-- Jarred.
Jared, how can that be? For shame, for shame.
T hates awards shows, too, though. And truly, they are pretty boring at times. But I just love my celebs so much. They're my best friends.
I'm sure like the Grammy's did this year, the show will be one big dissapointment. I think the only category I care about this year is "sound editing". Who has even seen half of these movies?
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