Throughout tonight's seemingly never-ending Oscars broadcast, there were a number of moments that made us clap, made us cry and some that just left us scratching our heads and wondering why.
John Travolta invades Scarlett Johansson's personal space…
As celebrities started flooding the red carpet, there was one quick moment you might have missed on the telecast: John Travolta planting an uninvited smooch on the cheek of Scarlett Johansson. Many couldn't help but notice the similarities between uber-creep Travolta and Vice President Joe Biden, who came under fire this week for whispering into the ear of Stephanie Carter as her husband was sworn in as defense secretary.
…and then Idina Menzel's
A year after welcoming "Adele Dazeem" to the stage for her performance of "Let It Go" at least year's Academy Awards, Travolta and Idina Menzel made nice – but perhaps got a bit too close for comfort.
Travolta caressed the singer's chin, saying, "But you, you my darling, my beautiful, my wickedly talented Idina Menzel!"
Holograms, holograms and more holograms
Host Neil Patrick Harris continued his tradition of opening awards show with a musical number, and he didn't disappoint in tonight's performance. "Today we honor Hollywood's best and whitest…I mean brightest," he quipped, acknowledging the heavily criticized lack of nominations for people of color in this year's ceremony.
Anna Kendrick joined him on stage as her Cinderella character from "Into the Woods" before the duo sang and danced through 87 years of movie history – including inserting Harris into scenes from some of the most iconic films from all time. Jack Black also made a belligerent cameo somewhere in the middle.
Harris' spoon joke falls flat with Reese
In a night riddled with ill-timed jokes, Harris introduced Reese Witherspoon by describing her as being "so lovely, you could eat her up with a spoon." What does that even mean, Neil?
"Everything is Awesome"
Will Arnett as Batman, Tegan & Sara and The Lonely Island took to the stage to perform the hit song from "The Lego Movie" in an eclectic musical number that also included confetti. But while anyone who has ever seen the movie was over the moon about the awesome-ness of the performance, many older viewers were left scratching their heads in a huge WTF moment.
Harris strips on stage
In homage to Best Picture nominee "Birdman," Harris stripped down to his tighty whities for a brief moment during the ceremony. But the only thing on everyone's mind was: What did he have stuffed into those briefs?
Meryl Streep steals Patricia Arquette's thunder
In a speech for the ages, Patricia Arquette used her win as Best Supporting Actress in "Boyhood" to shed light on gender discrimination, an issue still prevalent in 2015. "To every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody else's rights. It's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the United States of America," she said.
Then the camera cut to Meryl Streep, who jumped out of her chair to give a resounding, "Yes!" in what will likely be the most meme-d moment of the night.
Not everything sounds better with a British accent
Harris tested a bit about whether or not everything sounds better when spoken by a Brit, using "Selma" star David Oyelowo to test his theory. Harris set up the joke, and asked Oyelowo to deliver the punch line.
"This year, we said goodbye to some beloved movie franchises," Harris began, before Oyelowo took over.
"We saw the last every 'Hobbit' movie, the last-ever 'Night at the Museum' movie and the last-ever attempt to remake 'Annie.' "
"See, no, with the British accent it's not at all insulting!" Harris concluded, to minimal laughter.
Lady Gaga does her best Julie Andrews impersonation
The recently-engaged Gaga took to the stage to pay tribute to "The Sound of Music" for the film's 50th anniversary, performing a medley of memorable songs from the iconic musical. While her singing was fine, it was just the image of seeing Mother Monster singing such a quaint song such as "My Favorite Things" that was a bit visually upsetting.
Octavia Spencer is so over it
In a long-running gag throughout the broadcast, Harris demanded Octavia Spencer keep a watchful eye on a secret suitcase on the back of the stage, locked in a glass case. He checked in on her periodically throughout the show to ask if anyone had tampered with the suitcase – and each time he did so, the actress seemed less and less amused with the skit. And many on Twitter couldn't help but notice that it seemed as though Harris was diminishing Spencer's achievements as an award winning-actress.
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