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Lights, Camera, Action! Here’s What You Didn’t See on TV at the 2019 Oscars

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Feb 25, 2019 9:08 am·

By Jaclyn Roth

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Intimate performances, surprise appearances and more. The 2019 Oscars were an exciting night, but don’t worry if you didn’t catch everything that happened — we’ve got you covered. Scroll through the gallery below to see all the moments that weren’t shown on TV.

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When Ally Met Freddie

Lady Gaga fixed Rami Malek’s tie inside the ceremony. So sweet!

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Jason Momoa Rocked A Pink Scrunchie

The actor couldn’t help but sport a pink scrunchie on his arm, which matched his pink suit.

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Chris Evans Subtly Cheered When ‘Black Panther’ Won

Aw, the handsome hunk was as excited as the rest of the world when Black Panther won their second Oscar.

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Rami Malek Took A Tumble

After the actor won an Oscar, he fell off the stage into the audience area. Paramedics were called to make sure he was OK, but it looked like he was all good.

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Spike Lee Jumped Into Samuel L. Jackson’s Arms

When Spike won an Oscar, he embraced Samuel L. Jackson.

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Chivalry Is Not Dead!

Chris Evans helped Regina King with her dress so that she wouldn’t trip as she got on the stage.

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‘Game of Thrones’ Reunion!

Jason and Emilia Clarke reunited backstage at the Oscars. “So proud of you @emilia_clarke I love you with all my heart. Aloha Drogo,” he captioned the sweet snap.

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Emma Stone is every best friend ever...I love when she blows in on Olivia Coleman’s husband’s kiss 💋 #FriendshipGoals #Oscars pic.twitter.com/RYYYcyo5Jg
— Jacquii Frank (@jacquii_frank) February 25, 2019

Emma Stone Kissed Olivia Colman On The Cheek When She Won

Aww. Emma Stone is such a supportive costar and friend!

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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper singing at the Oscars

Lady Gaga And Bradley Cooper Shared An Intimate Moment

The duo sang their hit song “Shallow” together on stage and looked very cozy throughout their performance.

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Oscars 2019: 'Jealous' Irina Shayk sits between Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga

Bradley Cooper's wife Irina Shayk strategically placed herself in between them both during the Oscars 2019 ceremony pic.twitter.com/A7uBK9nL3H
— Lilian Chan (@bestgug) February 25, 2019

Irina Shayk Sat Between Lady Gaga And Bradley Cooper

Hmm … you nervous, Irina?

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Jennifer Hudson is all of us watching Gaga's speech #Oscars pic.twitter.com/xOum9JDwkf
— Lindsey Kupfer (@Lindseykupfer) February 25, 2019

Jennifer Hudson Loved Lady Gaga’s Speech

Jennifer Hudson loved Lady Gaga’s speech. Girl power!

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Lady Gaga And Madonna Make Up

It looks like the past is behind them! At Guy Oseary and Madonna’s Oscars afterparty, Lady Gaga and the “Don’t Tell Me” singer posed for pictures together and seemingly buried the hatchet.

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