- I feel bad. I'm sorry. I don't wanna make fun of these people.
- That woman doesn't know how to read. (laughs)
- (Lady Gaga) I've worked hard for a long time.
- She deserves this.
♪ (industrial intro) ♪
- (FBE) So today, we are gonna be showing you a series of clips
from this year's Oscars.
- (gasps) I was hoping! I was hoping! yes!
- I watched half of it, and then I was like,
"I'm kinda sick of it."
- (FBE) However, many people noticed that there were both a lot
of moments that made people cry and a lot of moments
that made people cringe. - Oh, no. (laughs)
- (FBE) So, for this episode, you're gonna be participating
in both a Try Not to Cry and Try Not to Cringe Challenge.
- Oh my god. That's gonna be such a wave of emotions,
just constantly back and forth of, "Oh my god, Olivia Colman."
But then also, "Whaat?"
- (FBE) After each clip, we're gonna see if the moment
made you want to cry more or cringe more.
- Oh, [bleep]. I don't think I would cry, but cringing...
- I'm super emotional. And cringing's so easy
to do, 'cause it's just like, "Ooh, what are you doing?"
- (FBE) So, the first clip is Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's
performance of "Shallow" from "A Star Is Born."
- Oh, I might cry. Probably not though.
- ♪ Tell me something, girl ♪ - Oh, jeez.
I already got chills. - This was so beautiful.
- I didn't know he sang or attempted to sing.
- ♪ I'm off the deep end ♪ ♪ Watch as I dive in ♪
♪ I'll never meet the ground ♪ - So talented.
- ♪ Ohh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ - YES! I [bleep] love her!
- I mean, Lady Gaga's an icon. She's really good.
- ♪ I'm off the deep end ♪ ♪ Watch as I dive in ♪
- (sings along) ♪ I'll never meet the ground ♪
♪ Crash through the surface ♪ ♪ Where they can't hurt us ♪
- Wow. A lot of power there. I like the power.
- Mm, is this the part where they were having eye sex
or something like that?
- (both) ♪ In the shallow, shallow ♪
♪ In the sha-sha-la-la-la-low ♪
♪ In the sha-sha-sha-la low ♪ - Ah, I got goosebumps.
- (both) ♪ We're far from the shallow now ♪
- (crowd cheering) - Oh.
You can totally see Bradley Cooper's girlfriend in the background
just shaking. - There was a near kiss.
She did the initial tilt and caught herself.
- They were so almost gonna kiss! Oh my god.
Yeah, this melts me. - (FBE) So, after watching
that video, was that a cry moment or a cringe moment?
- That was a cringe. - Cry.
- Cringe level 10,000. - Cry, but happy cry.
- It's such a beautiful song, and I love the movie so much.
And this got me teary-eyed. - Oh, I'd be crying.
- I'm gonna say cry, 'cause I thought the majority
of it was really sweet. - Cringe for sure.
- This is so much more of a cry moment.
- Oh, definitely cry moment. There's such a beautiful connection
between the two of them, just that moment of the music
and the talent and the intimacy.
- (FBE) So, this next clip comes from the Oscars'
red carpet interview between Ryan Seacrest
and Richard E. Grant, who was nominated
for the film, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
- Okay. I've never heard of it. - (Ryan) I was reading
you and Melissa, you would share lunch together
while you were working. How did that shape the chemistry?
- Ryan Seacrest is such an idiot. - (Richard) We met on a Friday
for two hours two years ago in Manhattan and we started
working on Monday. And-- - (Ryan) That was it.
- (Richard) It was instant, yeah. And she's having my twins in August.
- (Ryan) She's what? - (Richard) She's having
my twins in August. - (Ryan) What do you mean?
- (Richard) She's pregnant with my child.
- (Ryan) Oh, she is. - (laughs)
- (Richard) She's pregnant with my child.
- (Ryan) Oh, she is. She is. - Oh my god!
- (Ryan) She's not. She's not. We should clarify.
- (laughs) Whoa! Hold on. What was that?
- Richard handled it fine. I feel like Ryan was drowning.
"This wasn't on the cue cards!" - Cringe.
But you feel bad for Seacrest. - Cringe moment.
- It was so cringy I wanted to cry.
- You could cry a little bit from embarrassment,
but more on the cringe side. - It's a cringe moment.
- So cringy. Some people just don't understand jokes.
- I would cringe thinking that poor old Ryan
missed the boat there. - Definitely more towards cringe.
- I guess you'd cringe. I love Richard E. Grant
just toying with him. - I can't see anybody
crying over that except maybe crying laughing.
- (FBE) This next clip was the Makeup and Hairstyling Oscar
that went to the film "Vice." - Okay, "Vice."
- (Greg) Go ahead. - (Kate) Would you--
will you read that? - (Greg) No, I already did.
Go ahead. - (Kate) Oh. Plan-- plan B.
- This is awkward. - They're so nervous.
- (Patricia) The voting Academy members
and our fellow nominees from the UK and Sweden.
- They do hair and makeup! Come on! Cut 'em some slack!
- (Greg) Jeff Blacksman, and, uh...
- Just get the music going on, I say.
- (Greg) Jennifer Matlock. - Oh, no! The Oscar music.
- I think they're better behind the camera.
- Yo. (chuckles) - They're playing the music.
Oh, it's getting louder. Please stop.
- (Kate) Christina... Wallace. - I feel bad. I'm sorry.
I don't wanna make fun of these people.
- That woman doesn't know how to read. (laughs)
- (Kate) Kenny Myers. Kenny Myers. - (Greg) Kenny Myers.
- Oh my god. They can hear you.
It's a microphone. - This is embarrassing.
- They know hair and makeup. They don't know music.
So, they didn't know to leave or stop. (laughs)
Oh my gosh! - I saw a lot of acceptance speeches
where they were shaking, and you can completely understand that,
but you do wanna execute it better than that.
- That was so cringy. I'm sorry, guys.
- That was cringe. - Definitely a big cringe moment.
- 100% cringe moment. - I feel bad, but it's more
of a cringe moment. - That was cringy.
It's already on the paper. Some people do it
off the top of their heads. - Cringe.
- For sure cringe. - Ooh, this was cringe.
- That was a definite cringe moment. They should take people like that
and just march 'em through. "Thank you very much.
Good job." Boom. Get out of here.
- (FBE) So, this next clip is from the moment
where "Black Panther" won for Production Design.
And this marked the first Oscar win for an African-American woman
in that category. - Oh! Whoa.
- (Hannah) I stand here stronger than I was yesterday.
I stand here with agency and self-worth because
of Ryan Coogler. - Aww.
- (Hannah) He not only made me a better designer,
a better storyteller, a better person.
I stand here because of this man who offered me a different perspective
of life... - Wow.
- (Hannah) ...who offered me a safe space,
who's patient and gave me air, humanity, and brotherhood.
Thank you, Ryan. I love you.
- She looks so beautiful. Oh my god.
- (Hannah) I'm stronger because of my family
who supported me through the roughest of times.
- Well, you know, the nice thing about this is you can tell
she's sincere. - (Hannah) I give the strength
to all of those who come next to keep going, to never give up.
- She's awesome. - (Hannah) I did my best,
and my best is good enough. Thank you.
- (audience cheers) - That was awesome.
I could feel it. - Aww, "I did my best,
and the best is good enough." How cute!
I'ma get that tattooed on me, too.
- That's so cry. I literally have goosebumps.
- Definitely a cry moment. - You can tell how much
it meant to her. Definitely a cry moment.
- That was a cry moment. I got a little wet in my eyes.
- That was a cry. - That was for sure more of a cry.
- That was a cry moment. - Cry moment.
- Cry moment. - I'll go with cry. She was
so grateful and humble about it.
- (FBE) So, "Green Book," which ended up being the Best Picture
was a controversial choice among some viewers.
- I've heard about that. - (FBE) Most notably, Spike Lee,
who reportedly bolted for the door when it won Best Picture
and had this to say about the film backstage.
- Oh my god. I'm excited. (giggles) - (reporter) We saw a little bit
a reaction to the "Green Book" win. Can you give us your thoughts
on that Best Picture win?
- He's still pissed. - I love Spike Lee.
- (Spike) Let me take another sip. - That's a big mood.
- (Spike) Let me take another sip.
- (laughs) So busy drinking.
- (Spike) Next question! - (laughs) Oh, boy!
- Oh, he's just having too good of a time.
- (Spike) No, I thought I was courtside at the Garden.
The ref made a bad call. - (claps)
I mean, he's a lifelong Knicks supporter, you know?
So, that was good. - Cringy moment.
At least he was funny about it. - I was crying laughing.
- Cringe moment. - Cringe moment!
- That one's cringe. He just didn't know when to stop.
- Cringe. He was a sore loser. - Tears of joy.
- Cringe moment, but even that feels wrong to give to Spike Lee.
- Cringe moment. He should be bigger than that.
- It's a cringe moment, but, you know, it's Spike.
He just puts it right out there.
- (FBE) This next clip is of Lady Gaga's acceptance speech
for winning Best Original Song for "Shallow," which you saw
performed earlier. - My god. She's an Oscar winner now.
- (Lady Gaga) My family's here. I love you, Mom and Dad.
Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could've sang
this song with me but you. Thank you for believing in us.
Thank you so much. - Awww.
- (audience cheers) - (Lady Gaga) And if you are at home,
and you're sitting on your couch, and you are watching this right now,
all I have to say is that this is hard work.
I've worked hard for a long time. - She deserves this.
- (Lady Gaga) It's not about winning, but what it's about
is not giving up. - Jennifer Hudson.
Was she with her or is she like, "Just get on with it. Come on."
- (Lady Gaga) If you have a dream, fight for it.
- Yeah, I love this speech. - (Lady Gaga) ...discipline
for passion. And it's not about how many times
you get rejected. - Aww. Yes!
- (Lady Gaga) ...fall down or you're beaten up.
It's about how many times how many times you stand up
and are brave, and you keep on going. - (claps) Yes!
- (Lady Gaga) Thank you. - (claps) Just love that.
I just love that speech. - She's worked hard
for a really long time, so of course she's gonna be emotional.
- This is a crying moment. I like the message behind it.
- Cry-worthy. - Cry moment.
- Cry moment. You could see she was so proud of herself.
- I could start crying right now. - A cry moment.
- Cringe. I felt no emotion. - Cry moment.
- Cry moment. - Cringe moment.
Bradley's girl was sitting there. I would not have been smiling
and been like, "Congratulations." I would've been like, oh-oh-oh-oh.
- (FBE) So finally, we're gonna show you Olivia Colman
from "The Favourite" who beat Glenn Close,
who was heavily favored for her role in "The Wife."
And she was visibly flabbergasted. - Even just saying the name
Olivia Colman makes me wanna cry.
I love her so much! - (Olivia) Oh.
It's genuinely quite stressful. It's...
- Everyone thought Glenn Close would win.
- (Olivia chuckles) This is hilarious. - (laughs)
- (laughs) She didn't think she was gonna win.
- (Olivia) To be in this category with these extraordinary women
and Glenn Close, I-- you've been my idol for so long,
and this is not how I wanted it to be, and--
- Oh, it is how you wanted it to be. (laughs)
Don't lie. - She's a legend.
I mean, you just beat a legend. - (Olivia) My husband Ed
and my best friend, I love you so much.
25 years, you've been my best supporter.
- Wow. What a couple. - (Olivia) He's gonna cry.
- Oh. (laughs) - (crowd laughs)
- (Olivia) I'm not. - He is gonna cry,
and I'm gonna cry. - (Olivia) I'm not.
And thank you so much. - This is the best Oscar speech ever.
She was legit having a, "Yo, what the [bleep]
just happened" moment. - She's just being herself,
and she's eccentric and wonderful.
- Definitely cry. A happy cry. - That was awesome. I loved it.
- That was 1,000% a cringe moment. - I'm gonna say cry.
- 60/40 cringe, cry. But I think it's a little bit more cringe.
- It was crying and laughing at the same time,
which is the best emotion there is.
- Cry moment. You could just tell she was not anticipating it.
She was not expecting it. - That's a cry moment.
- A cringe moment. She should have said,
"Hey, I deserve it. Heck with these other people."
- Cringe moment, but... I liked it.
It was real. It was genuine.
- (FBE) Finally, the Oscars were surrounded with controversial moments,
perhaps none more than the decision to go without a host this year.
After watching the show or at least these clips,
how do you think the host-less Oscars compared to previous shows?
- Honestly, I would've preferred the Oscars with a host.
The importance of having a host is to keep the crowd entertained.
- Honestly, it didn't feel that weird, because you have so many different
award presenters, you kind of don't need one sole host.
- I'd be a much better host than some of these yahoos,
because I'd have no emotional interest.
I would be strictly following the script,
bringing the people up, give the award, move on.
"You got the award? Take a hike. Go to the back.
The restrooms are back there."
- Thank you guys so much for watching.
I'd like to thank the Academy, Ashley Silva, and Loki.
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- Hi, guys. JC here, producer here at FBE.
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