Oscars TAKS Practice

Both the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times percieved the Oscars as being dull, long, and poorly presented. Neither reporter was impressed with the host, MacFarlane, saying that he was the “least recognizable OScar’s host since…1931” and mentioning the “possibility of being named the worst host in history”.  Of course their were other problems besides just the host.  The musical performances were “a little unnecessary” and “their was no reason for the show to be interrupted half way through”.  The ‘writing for the presenters was so bad that even Melissa McCarthy fell flat” and the New York times agrees that with the “fatuous presentations” even “Melissa McCarthy wasn’t funny”.  The Los Angeles Times and New York Times agree that the Oscar’s was unentertaining and  contained many flaws that brought the show to an unsuccess.