Scout Finch

Judging by the copious amount of comments I've read, about 95% of us did not know she had alopecia until last night. It's not out of the realm of possibility that Chris didn't either. Lots of well-known women have shaved their heads without it being medical-related. While it wasn't that funny of a joke, I didn't take it as anything other than, hey, are you preparing for a role? Like when actors gain a bunch of weight or do other extreme things for a role they're playing.

Heh, I love this one. Things we don't talk about at the Oscars: 1. Bruno 2. Jada Smith

The entire family is annoying af to me.

Welp, Kanye is no longer the gold standard for cringeworthy onstage interruptions.

But is now hardening her heart.

That's exactly where I learned that from. One time when I was driving around a mall parking lot, the religious friend who was with me actually prayed out loud for me to find a parking space. My response: "God is in the tub, Rena. Don't bother him."

There were a few Tweets from people in the theater while the show was still going on and they said it was even more awkward there.

The 2023 Academy Awards: During the Best Actor winner's speech, Will runs onstage and interrupts him. "Yo, I'm really happy for you, I'mma let you finish. But [other nominee] gave one of the best performances of all time!" Will can even claim that God was the reason he interrupted, just like Kanye, who said "If God ain't want me to run onstage [on behalf of Beyonce], he wouldn't have sat me in the front row." I didn't know that one of God's many duties is seating charts.

I'm on the West Coast and the repeat broadcast has just started. Wondering if "that" part will be edited out of the second airing! ETA: Never mind. For some reason there's not a repeat airing like there normally is. (Did Will threaten someone at the network? 😄)

Are Ariana DeBose and Tracee Ellis Ross wearing the same dress or are just the top parts the same? Regardless, it's not flattering for either.

In the "No" camp on Nicole Kidman's dress.

I've streamed four of the Best Picture nominees in the last week and although this one never sounded that interesting, I thought maybe I should give it a chance in time for tomorrow's Oscars. Now that I have I'm really wondering how this got a Best Picture nomination. It did not hold my interest and just seemed to go nowhere, despite all the running! As a catty aside, I think Alana is homely and there was nothing winsome about her character's personality so it's difficult to believe that these older men were entranced by her, especially when they're constantly surrounded by a vast pool of desirable women in Hollywood and in all likelihood are just looking for casual sex, which makes the premise even more improbable.

Am I supposed to find it cute that the little girl in the back seat is squirting a copious amount of Heinz catsup all over her food and eating a very messy hamburger that she can barely hold onto? Apparently her father does as he glances in the rearview mirror and smiles indulgently. Yeah, no. We'll see how he feels after he has to scrub the drippy mess, splotches of catsup, and most likely the rest of the hamburger that slipped out of her grasp, off of the vehicle's upholstery. The white upholstery.

I couldn't even make it through the whole movie. It was already depressing as hell and then the ship scenes started and I had to turn it off. I was unable to view them as just CGI characters.

As Love After Lockup's Michael (😈🍆) muddles his way through the vocab test, his inability to understand the definitions of words is quite apparent. This is further confirmed, along with poor grammar, when asked to use the word in a sentence; for example: "Iz you ululatin'?"

Astro? 😏

Don't recall who Shanae called a yappy chihuahua but that title should now go to Sierra.

Post-show he inexplicably snags one of the prettiest actresses on All My Children. She did a stellar job on the show of not letting on that in all actuality she is blind. ;-)

With the study guide that the calculating guy on Katie's season put together preshow of general tips and tricks.

"TON! It's Clay-Ton!" My cats probably have PTSD from me yelling that several times during each episode. 🐱

The only evening show I'm interested in right now is Lawrence O'Donnell's (but not if someone is filling in for him). The old lineup of Rachel, Lawrence, and Brian Williams used to be my must-see shows. I've only watched a few episodes of The 11th Hour since Brian left.

Never cared for Serena and really wish he and Kendall could have worked it out.

Wasn't it one of his sisters who said that--no doubt seething inside at having to be part of the sham attempt to rehabilitate her molester's and hypocrite parents' image--during the Megyn Kelly interview?

I would give anything to watch Alyssa's friend's reactions while she watches the show and sees that what happened was actually the complete opposite of the story that was spun! She already has Alyssa's number on finding any reason to discard a guy.

Totally skipped this episode during re-watch because: dog.