Melanie Graham

Melanie Graham

Raised in the Washington, DC area in a military family. Went to the University of Alabama and majored in theater. Came to Los Angeles and soon became involved in the improv scene, and ended up performing, writing, and directing at The Groundling Theater for many years. From there, worked in the dark arts - producing reality TV, such as “The Osbournes” and “Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica.” Was a staff writer on “Saturday Night Live,” lived through that experience, and continues to produce reality TV and write.

by Melanie Graham

So long. Farewell. Adieu, adieu, adieu…

by Melanie Graham

Jude, I agree. The comic hosts were getting so tiresome.

by Melanie Graham

Iowahawk, you are too funny.

by Melanie Graham

Oh dear Lord. Spielberg is not over-the-top, is he?

by Melanie Graham

The signs of hatred?

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Noooooooooooo!!!

by Melanie Graham

Is she done?

by Melanie Graham

Troother introduces Kate Winslett.

by Melanie Graham

Please stop the fancy camera movement so we can see the dead people.

by Melanie Graham

Frieda Pinto’s name isn’t drop dead gorgeous.

by Melanie Graham

I don’t blame Gabriel. Big Blue Ball. Great song. Not Academy Awards related. SUE ME, A-HOLES!

by Melanie Graham

ST, I loved Defiance. Very much overlooked.

by Melanie Graham

I bought the Slumdog soundtrack (while we’re all confessing our darkest secrets).

by Melanie Graham

Remember when Nehru jackets were all the rage? No? Okay.

by Melanie Graham

Jude, why do orchestra members wear headphones?

by Melanie Graham

We can thank the Academy for not having Robin Williams present this award.

by Melanie Graham

Sound mixing! Yes!

by Melanie Graham

Except Leni Reifenstahl’s movies actually looked good. Maher’s movie is so low-rent and lame.

by Melanie Graham

Ooooh! Car awards!

by Melanie Graham

Ew! Maher! And why? His movie is jUST AWFUL.

by Melanie Graham

Best part was Beyonce gallumphing down the stairs at the top of the number.

by Melanie Graham

Singing to track? Really?

by Melanie Graham

No white ribbons. That was a bust.

by Melanie Graham

We’re in such a recession that nobody wants pennies.

by Melanie Graham

Jessica Biel really says this dialogue like she knows what she’s talking about.

by Melanie Graham

That is lovely drunken hair on the cinemtographer.

Ilovewhe

by Melanie Graham

I love when twelve-year-olds say “talkies.”

by Melanie Graham

What a lovely backdrop for the winner. Boxes and plastic bins.

by Melanie Graham

Those what? Those nose?

by Melanie Graham

I assume they cast the supporting actress before the script is written and the production is designed.