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Oscars Review

Argo won best picture, Daniel Day-Lewis and Jennifer Lawrence took home top acting prizes, and host Seth MacFarlane tried to offend just about everyone. Dana Stevens, Slate's film critic and co-host of Slate's Culture Gabfest, now airing on WNYC, and Alan Sepinwall, television critic and author of The Revolution Was Televised, look back at last night's Academy Awards.

"MacFarlane just couldn't decide whether he wanted to be Billy Crystal or a shock-comic." @thehighsign wny.cc/Zv38lT
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) February 25, 2013

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