(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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A past Oscar winner is seen in the audience (e.g., Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks)
The host makes a joke about the nominees
A star delivers a monologue about the changing nature of film
An actor wins for a role in a movie that was a surprise hit
Someone makes an unexpected appearance on stage (like a former winner)
A winning actor/actress does a dramatic stage entrance when accepting their award
A celebrity makes a funny face when they don't win
Someone in the audience is visibly emotional or crying during an acceptance speech
The "In Memoriam" segment has a surprise celebrity tribute
A film wins for Best Cinematography and the director gives a lengthy, philosophical speech
A winner makes a reference to their previous Oscar win
A film nominated for Best Picture gets a standing ovation
An actor/actress has an emotional moment about their character's journey
A director gives a very short speech (under 30 seconds)
A presenter forgets someone's name or title
A winner thanks their "fans" in their speech
An actor/actress makes an appearance as a presenter without being nominated
A star gives a very awkward or funny speech
The host breaks the fourth wall and speaks directly to the audience
The cameras focus on a major celebrity reacting to the winner's speech
A winner gives a heartfelt thank-you to their mentors
A star trips or stumbles on stage
A winner thanks their pets
An actor or actress jokes about their age or long career
A winner uses their speech to raise awareness about a social cause
A historical film sweeps the technical categories
Someone makes a political statement during their speech
A surprise winner (someone not predicted to win)
The first-time nominee wins an award
The host makes a surprise announcement or twist
The host makes a joke about the length of the ceremony
Someone mentions a historical Oscar moment in their speech
A film wins more than three awards
Someone talks about the importance of diversity in the film industry
The winner uses their speech time to mention their recent projects or future plans
A costume designer wins and makes a quirky speech about their work
A nominee makes a “humble” joke about their chances of winning
A nominee reacts dramatically to their name being called
A film that did not win Best Picture wins multiple awards
A "backstage moment" is shown on the live broadcast (like a candid conversation or reaction)
The host does a sketch or impersonation of a famous actor or director
A celebrity wears a bold or outrageous outfit
A technical award winner thanks their team
A shocking technical failure (e.g., microphone issues)
The winners of a technical award do a group hug on stage
A movie wins for Best Visual Effects but the director doesn't mention it
The camera shows a famous celebrity who is not involved in the ceremony reacting to a win
An actor/actress wins for a role in a biographical movie
A celebrity has an unexpected reaction to a win (shock, confusion, etc.)
An actor or actress takes the stage to applause and stands in a dramatic pose
An international film wins a major category
A winner talks about their "Oscar dream" being realized
A star has a wardrobe malfunction or something funny happens to their outfit
A celebrity is seen munching on snacks or reacting with a mouthful during the ceremony
A famous director is in the audience
A meme-worthy moment occurs (like an awkward slip-up or funny reaction)
A presenter mispronounces a nominee’s name
A winner is called out and makes a quick dash to the stage
The camera catches a celebrity's reaction to a win they were not expecting
A technical award goes to a film with heavy CGI or special effects
A controversial statement is made during a winner’s speech
The host cracks a joke about the Oscars' snubbing of a certain film or nominee
A nominee gives an emotional speech
A winner thanks their family
A live performance of a nominated song takes place
The host makes fun of a past Oscars ceremony or scandal
A director thanks their pets or children
A star reacts with mock disbelief to a win
The camera catches a star looking bored or distracted during a long speech
A celebrity gets interrupted during their acceptance speech
The orchestra plays off a speech
The camera zooms in on a tearful nominee after the winner is announced
