I’m not seeing the connection between capitalism and Cunanan wrapping his head in duct tape.

After watching The Crown, I think Claire Foy can basically do no wrong.

I don’t want Oldman to win for Darkest Hour either - but it’s happening.

WTF are you talking about? If you think that character was anything like the one she played in August: Osage County, or Into the Woods, or The Iron Lady, that’s on you.

Or maybe they just don’t think it’s a comedy.

It had a comic relief character, but overall, it wasn’t a comedy.

It’s not really a comedy.

She was terrific in The Post. Even people who don’t care for her have said it’s one of her best performances in ages.

Presumably, but you never know what kind of shit they’ll pull.

Affleck is widely expected not to show. I don’t think he’d especially want to appear under any circumstances - awards shows aren’t his thing.

Oldman has won everything so far. He has a super-baity role, his film got more nominations than expected, and he’s seen as overdue. There’s no reason to think anyone else has a chance.

To be fair, Efron is more like a “burnt umber” color at this point.

A standard definition of irony is “something that’s contrary to what one would expect.”

Ronan isn’t winning. McDormand has beaten her at SAG and the Critics Choice awards (and won at the Globes), plus she’s in the Best Picture frontrunner, and at these award shows the audience has gone berserk every time her name is announced.

I’d say Lady Bird’s biggest fight in Original Screenplay is with Three Billboards, which won the Globe.

The reviewer is the one who called it ironic, and I’d bet quite a bit of money that he was referring to “the post” being a term for an online comment.

I think she was supposed to be 26 in the pilot (meaning she was 16 at camp when she met Josh.)

I think she’s still supposed to be in her 20s.

What’s the issue with Rebecca’s age?

The Dwight stuff is a different story. Dwight was always monstrously awful, and I’m amazed at how many people found him to be a likeable character.