An in-depth study of audience responses to the coverage of the 90th Annual Oscars bash has conclusively proved that the start of the end credits is the moment that receives the most positive reaction from the viewing audience.
Despite containing seemingly, endless strings of live song performances, famous people making seriously lame jokes, everyone declaring the Meryl Streep is the best actor in the history of, well history itself and so many clips being shown from the same movies that you don't actually have to go to the cinema to see them anymore, the end of the show is the most anticipated and best enjoyed moment of the whole show.
This year, Hollywood's elite announced that sexual harassment was bad (which was news to nobody) and Black Panther was good (which it is), but did so over such a long period that many of the audience wished they were appearing in the 'In Memoriam' section.
One member of the television audience went as far as to say that the show should open with the end credits, which would make the whole thing shorter and more enjoyable.
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