What Time Do Danielle Brooks & Lewis Pullman Announce Oscars?

Get ready, folks, because the moment we've all been dramatically waiting for is almost upon us! The glitz, the glamour, the questionable fashion choices, and of course, the who's going to win what?! It's the Oscars, baby! And this year, we've got a fantastic duo stepping up to the mic to dish out those golden statues: the incredibly talented Danielle Brooks and the effortlessly cool Lewis Pullman. Seriously, could they BE any more perfect for the job? It's like casting a rom-com where the leads are secretly a detective duo solving the case of who really deserves Best Picture. My heart is already doing the electric slide!

Now, you might be wondering, with all the buzz and excitement, what time precisely will we get to see these two shining stars grace our screens and start revealing all the winners? This is the million-dollar question, isn't it? It's the suspense that makes us all gather around our TVs with our best Oscar-watching snacks (mine involve copious amounts of popcorn and maybe a rogue gummy bear or two). Think of it like waiting for that text message from your crush – you're constantly checking your phone, your heart doing little flip-flops, and then BAM! There it is. This is that BAM moment, just with more sequins and acceptance speeches.

So, let's dive into the nitty-gritty, the juicy details that will have you setting your alarms and shooing away any pesky family members who dare to interrupt this sacred ceremony. While the official announcement of who's winning what happens during the main event, the actual starting time of the show itself is what we're all antsy about. It's the preamble, the red carpet chaos, the moments before the storm of announcements. You know, the part where you're frantically trying to find the remote and yelling at your dog for trying to eat the tiny Oscar-shaped chocolates you bought.

In the United States, the magic typically kicks off at 7 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) and 4 p.m. Pacific Time (PT). But hold your horses, because that's usually the pre-show or the early bird coverage. The main event, where Danielle Brooks and Lewis Pullman will be handing out those shiny awards, generally starts an hour later. So, pencil this into your most fabulous planner: the actual awards ceremony is slated to begin around 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT.

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Let's break that down, just in case your brain is currently running on fumes from anticipating all the potential upsets. Think of it this way: if you're on the East Coast, you've got plenty of time to whip up that Oscar-themed charcuterie board. We’re talking cheese shaped like tiny Oscars, grapes arranged in the shape of a winking statuette – the works! If you're on the West Coast, you can casually ease into your Oscar-watching mood. Maybe a nice, relaxing afternoon nap before the main event, so you're perfectly refreshed and ready to cheer (or groan, depending on your favorite's fate).

So, to recap, for those of us who are glued to our screens like superglue to a movie poster:

Eastern Time (ET): The main show, where Danielle Brooks and Lewis Pullman will be working their magic, typically starts at around 8 p.m. Don't be surprised if there's a little preamble and red carpet commentary before that. It's all part of the fun!
Pacific Time (PT): For our friends on the West Coast, the action usually gets underway at approximately 5 p.m. So, you can get your popcorn popped and your couch cushions fluffed just in time.

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Why is this important? Because knowing the time is like knowing the secret password to the most exclusive party in Hollywood! You don't want to be the one showing up late, fashionably or otherwise, and miss the dramatic reveal of Best Director or the tearful acceptance speech that makes you ugly cry into your popcorn. We've all been there, haven't we? That frantic scramble, that oh no, I missed it! moment. This year, we’re avoiding that disaster!

Imagine the scene: Danielle Brooks, with her radiant smile and undeniable stage presence, ready to deliver a line that will have us all gasping. And then there's Lewis Pullman, cool as a cucumber, handing over the award with that perfect, charming nod. It’s going to be a spectacle, a true celebration of filmmaking, and a night where we can all pretend we’re part of the in-crowd, dissecting every outfit and every win. So mark your calendars, set your reminders, tell your friends, tell your pets (they might appreciate a good nominee for Best Sound Editing), and prepare yourselves for an unforgettable night hosted by Danielle Brooks and Lewis Pullman!