The Oscars: Should They Be Cancelled?

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🗓️ 20 February 2019

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Why are tracking shots so effective? Are the Academy Awards merit-based? And speaking of awards, what are some things you could do to up your chances at winning a Nobel Prize?

This week's episode is all about the Oscars! Greg and Mitch review some of their most- and least-favourite nominated films, and then they debate whether or not the Oscars should even still exist.

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0:00.0	Hey, I'm Mitch and I'm Greg and this is SideNote.
0:03.8	A podcast where every episode we tell stories about and then debate a controversial topic.
0:08.4	And then we research and splice in all the mind-blowing shiznets
0:11.2	throughout so you are entertained while simultaneously learning.
0:14.0	Today we are talking about the Oscars.
0:17.0	We are going to start by giving our opinions on the best picture nominees,
0:20.6	some we loved and some we truly hated,
0:23.6	then we are going to get into a debate.
0:25.3	Are the Oscars a culturally relevant spectacle
0:28.6	or should they just be canceled altogether?
0:31.0	Today's SideNotes will be presented by me, Craig and Rachel.
0:34.8	Hey, Peeps, let's get into it.
0:38.4	Charlie Pruth were in the booth.
0:40.0	Oh, Charlie Pruth.
0:42.3	I don't like Charlie.
0:43.9	I was like into some of it, but not I realize.
0:45.9	I don't like Charlie.
0:46.6	I don't like Charlie.
0:47.6	Charlie Pruth is fully embarrassed and he's mayonnaise but a person.
0:49.7	Oh.
0:50.7	You know what I mean?
0:51.6	I mean, I don't know what you mean, but...
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