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    Oscar-Zuschauer empören sich über den „absurden“ In Memoriam-Segment, in dem die Hommage an Eric Dane fehlt

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    2. Chrono_Convoy on

      They’re never gonna remember everyone

      But at least they don’t play the walk off music during the in memoriam or split the screen with an ad

    3. VampireHunterAlex on

      Ever since they snubbed Dennis Farina at the 2014 awards, I’ve called this snub being “Farina’d”.

    5. Nice_Cloud4603 on

      they ’snubbed‘ luke perry, prob have qualifiers like movie actor or academy member

    10. alacrity on

      Do we *have* to do this every Oscars?? Primarily TV actors don’t typically make the Oscars In Memorium.

    12. disabledinaz on

      These idiots have got to stop. If you’re more known for your TV work, you’re going to get the tribute on the Emmy’s and if you’re more known for movies, it’s the Oscars.

      Why do they insist on being this stupid every year?

    13. battleofflowers on

      Isn’t the slideshow for people who died in 2025? Also, doesn’t this honor deceased Academy members?

    14. gmd24 on

      Eric Dane wasn’t a prevalent movie actor- he mostly did TV. He will be in the tribute at the next Emmys.

    15. PepeNoMas on

      Every year its the same thing. People raging over the In Memoriam segment about people they themselves barely thought about

    17. XuX24 on

      Every year people are left out and every year they complain. If I’m the Oscar’s I would put a deadline we will recognize people that die from this to this date and that’s it that way this stops happening.

    18. Kazaloogamergal on

      Eric Dane was primarily a television actor. He didn’t belong in the Oscars In Memoriam segment. He belongs in the Emmys in Memoriam segment. Playing the bad guy in a Bad Boys movie doesn’t suddenly make you a movie actor.

    20. formerNPC on

      The Grammy’s notoriously leave out people every year like it’s a drinking game. Take a shot for each omission!

    24. RiffRafe2 on

      Dane didn’t make the televised cut, but he is on the In Memoriam page at Oscars.or g along with others who missed the televised cut like Brigitte Bardot, James Van der Beek, Robert Carradine, James Ransone and others.

    25. Prior_Success7011 on

      Save James Van Der Beak and Eric Dane for the Emmyz. Let the film people have their time to shine.

    27. noggerthefriendo on

      How many times do we have to say it’s members of the academy that have died not everybody who had ever worked in the industry who happened to die that year

    28. ImaginationDoctor on

      What people should be raging about is the atrocious sound, particularly in this moment where Barbara’s Mic was barely audible. And she didn’t get a second mic until she sang.

    29. reachingrespite on

      I was briefly outraged when there was no David Lynch mention but then I remembered he died over a year ago. Time isn’t real anymore

    32. liveforeachmoon on

      The only weird thing about the segment was letting Streisand talk about how much Redford loved her for 5 minutes. Bizarre.

    33. EyesLikeBuscemi on

      Not an academy member and had one shit movie last year as his most recent movie credit followed by a bunch of TV.

    37. Marmar79 on

      I don’t know who Eric Dane is but holy fuck Babs is the queen of cringe. From an in memorium about Robert Redford that was actually all about herself to breaking into an off tune one of her old songs. Painful to watch all around

    39. AbeVigoda76 on

      I’m still pissed that the Oscars ignored Abe Vigoda’s death back in ‘16.

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