Oscar Show rundown, complete and timed to the second!
February 24th, 2008 by Scott Marks

I don’t know when or how, but some time during tonight’s
broadcast, there will be Hope!
Want to know the perfect time to throw a bag of corn in the microwave or pay a visit to the commode during Hollywood’s yearly reenactment of the Bataan death march? Here’s your blow-by-blow breakdown of tonight’s festivities.
Looks like there will be no Irving Thalberg award (never liked him anyway after what he did to the Marx Bros.) or a Jean Hersholt giveaway for that matter. There is buzz about Nicole Kidman paying tribute to either Sydney Pollack and/or Heath Ledger, but nothing is confirmed. The only honorary award will go to production designer par excellence Robert Boyle.
The show starts at 5:30 (PT). The picture runs three hours and twenty-nine minutes (giver or take a commandment); there will be many intermissions.
I want to thank all of you who read Emulsion Compulsion on a daily basis. I love everybody! Gotta’ go…the red light is blinking. (Blows kisses to audience.)
OPENING MONOLOGUE: 6 minutes
AWARD #1: COSTUME DESIGN
Jennifer Garner: 5:50 PM (PT)
AWARD #2: ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway
AWARD #3: MAKEUP
Katherine Heigl: 5:57
BATHROOM BREAK / NOMINATED SONG PERFORMANCE #1 :6:03:09
“Happy Working Song” 2:07
Amy Adams-vocs, orchestra
AWARD #4: VISUAL EFFECTS
Dwayne Johnson: 6:09
AWARD #5: ART DIRECTION
Cate Blanchett: 6:13
Laughter ensues when Jon Stewart jokes about Blanchett’s double nomination as Queen Elizabeth and Bob Dylan.
AWARD #6: ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Jennifer Hudson: 6:18
PRESENTER INTRO PERFORMANCE
Keri Russell: 6:27
POPCORN BREAK / NOMINATED SONG PERFORMANCE #2: 6:27
“Raise It Up”
Jamia Simone Nash, Impact Repertory Theatre of Harlem, Total Praise Community Choir, Orchestra
AWARD #7: LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM
Owen Wilson: 6:30
AWARD #8: ANIMATED SHORT FILM
Barry B. Benson: 6:36
AWARD #9: ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Alan Arkin: 6:39
SCI-TECH AWARDS RECAP
Jessica Alba: 6:49:20
AWARD #10: ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
James McAvoy, Josh Brolin: 6:50
PRESENTER INTRO PERFORMANCE
Future Oscar winner Miley Cyrus: 6:57:38
PHONE BREAK / NOMINATED SONG PERFORMANCE #3: 7:00
“That’s How You Know”
Kristin Chenoweth-vocals, Dancers, Marlon Saunders-singer, Steel Drummer, Kids, Tuba Players, Chorus
AWARD #11: SOUND EDITING
For you youngsters in the audience, Jonah Hill & Seth Rogen: 7:06
AWARD #12: SOUND MIXING
More with Jonah Hill & Seth Rogen: 7:09
AWARD #13: ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE
Forest Whitaker: 7:15
SMOKE BREAK / NOMINATED SONG PERFORMANCE #4: 7:27:43
“Falling Slowly”
Glen Hansard-vocals, guitar, Marketa Irglova-vocals, piano
Jack Nicholson to present a montage of Best Picture winners over the last 80 years.
AWARD #14: FILM EDITING
Renée Zellweger: 7:33
HONORARY OSCAR TO ROBERT BOYLE
Nicole Kidman, Randy Thomas, Robert Boyle: 7:38
AWARD #15: FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
Penélope Cruz: 7:47
PRESENTER INTRO PERFORMANCE (Patrick Dempsey)
OXYGEN BREAK / NOMINATED SONG PERFORMANCE #5: 7:54:46
“So Close”
Jon McLaughlin-vocals, Featured Dancers, Ballroom Dancers , Band Member Extras, Bill Conti
AWARD #16: ORIGINAL SONG
John Travolta, Ballroom Dancer-Valentina: 7:55
AWARD #17: CINEMATOGRAPHY
Cameron Diaz: 8:04
IN MEMORIAM TRIBUTE (3:00)
Hilary Swank: 8:11
AWARD #18: ORIGINAL SCORE
Amy Adams: 8:15
AWARD #19: DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT
Tom Hanks and Special Guests: 8:19
AWARD #20: DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Tom Hanks: 8:22
AWARD #21: ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Harrison Fordz-z-z-z-z-z: 8:30
AWARD #22: ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE
Helen Mirren: 8:37
AWARD #23: DIRECTING
Martin Scorsese!: 8:47
AWARD #24: BEST MOTION PICTURE
Denzel Washington: 8:49
GOODNIGHTS 8:53:49 (Jon Stewart)
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