It's all led up to this Debate Club.

I really don't like R.E.M., and even I like "Nightswimming".

You think that's bad- Carrot Top is somehow higher ranked than a member of the greatest comedy group ever to bless this Earth!

In all seriousness- there should be an Oscar for Best Use of Jim Broadbent.

Directors will argue that you can't award casting because it's a "private process". You don't know which decision was made by the director or the casting director. This is stupid because you could say the same about literally every single thing we award for films- Editing, cinematography, etc. We don't know the…

I would say Best Choreography, which could be given to stunts and dancing in musicals.

I spend a lot of time perusing the imdb STARmeter, because I'm a loser, and he's always so damn high.

Best Casting. Casting directors are consistently overlooked, and the Director's Guild fights against them getting proper recognition for archaic, elitist, pig-headed and, quite frankly, sexist reasons.

Fair enough. I liked Ryan Gosling (and I think he's a fine singer; better than Russell Crowe), I just felt like he had a much easier job than Emma Stone.

I have no idea who Anson Mount is, but there's no way in hell he deserves to be ranked higher than Zeppo Marx.

Out of curiosity, why Ryan Gosling? I adored La La Land, but I don't think he gave a particularly Oscar-worthy performance in that movie.

Abe Vigoda was in The Godfather and Good Burger.

Well… that's not a terrible answer.

Edward James Olmos is second to none, but especially not to Billy Zane!

I didn't watch tonight's game, so break it to me gently- What did Viraj answer for Final Jeopardy?

Another day, another Debate Club.

Yes, but that was partially due to his insistence on them campaigning for him to be considered as a lead.

11. Chi Fu in Mulan and Mr. Ping in Kung Fu Panda 2 and so many other roles.
16. Arguably the best actress to play the role of Eponine in Les Miserables.

…we can't be friends until you fix this

They didn't know Alan Moore either.