For some reason Brad Pitt handing out plates like he's at a bbq tickled me to death.

Most of them are starving...no food or drink allowed in the seats. You know people are not eating before hand (no food babies allowed on the read carpet, nerves, etc) and they are going to seriously chow down after...so they hungry NOW! It's kind of a first world problem of the very rarest kind, but I have read many…

And lol at Brad handing out the plates! I loved it and so much.

I'm just imagining all these starlets' trainers, agents, managers, etc., all like "NO! DON'T EAT THE PIZZA! YOU'LL GET FAT!" but Meryl Streep's like "idgaf I could play the mother on Honey Boo Boo and they'd give me an Oscar. Pass a slice."

This was one of my fav bits of the night. Trying to pass the plates, and then collect the money. So ordinary, so funny!

This is literally the best thing to happen tonight period. Thank God for Ellen bringing some humanity to Hollywood. SRSLY.

My brother has his panties in a twist because he thinks Ellen is being "very disrespectful to the Academy Awards."

"Brad? Angie?"

If I were a celeb, I'm be like "Fuck, it's pizza. But I'm in this really expensive outfit. But.......... pizza." and then proceed to get a huge glob of sauce on the front of my top.

I liked this bit because it showed that even beautiful, charming, and famous people still look awkward as hell handing out plates and napkins.

You know the fashion houses that loaned dresses/suits to stars were freaking out about the thought of pizza grease landing on satin or silk.

Meryl is 100% drunk right there. That is classic drunk girl response to magic pizza appearance

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Spike was Spike when he sexually assaulted Buffy at her most vulnerable, and I never forgave him.

I believe both Marti Noxon and Jane Espenson admitted the scene was written to manipulate the audience. It was Marti Noxon's idea and Ms. Espenson was against it for, well, because she's a person with sense. I recall her relaying an exchange where she basically tried talking Marti Noxon out of it. However Joss Whedon…

YES. This is what I have always found incredibly remarkable about Spike's character. He understands his own monstrosity and is driven away from it.

Yes, and Willow breaking up and asking him if he thinks she's an idiot cracks me up every time. Hannigan's expression is perfect.

Same here. I think that's the only episode I've only seen once, everything else I've watched more times than I can count. I also like the Beer Bad episode & I love the part where Buffy smacks Parker in the head with the club. ( I wish I could do that to some of the guys I've dated)

Here's the thing, though. When Angel became Angelus, the first thing he did was to kill his whole family. He was, according to the Master, the most evil creature to ever exist. Spike, on the other hand, after becoming a vampire did go to bite his mother. Not out of malice, but to relieve her of her suffering, since…

God, just trying to watch the scenes with him is a chore for me, and I love the show. The one episode I refuse to rewatch is the one where the entire plot revolves around Buffy and Reilly fucking non-stop. I may be one of the few who actually really enjoys the "Beer Bad" episode, but the Buff/Reilly fuckfest is…