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Oscars 2018: Downloadable bingo cards for you to play along — and play with us
Preparations Continue for this year's 90th Oscars on Feb. 28, 2018 in Hollywood.
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KPCC's 2018 Oscars bingo card!
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The Academy Awards are this Sunday night. Who will have the most spectacular outfit? Who's going to win? Who's going to win your Oscars pool? We aren't a Magic 8 Ball, so we have no answers for you — but we can offer a game to keep you extra entertained throughout the show, filled with our guesses and wishes for what might happen.
We have downloadable bingo cards you can play along with, and we'll also be playing along with you Sunday night — follow our Twitter to see how we're doing.
Print out randomized cards for everyone at your party, in your family or in your office by getting a PDF at this link:
PRINTABLE OSCARS 2018 BINGO CARDS
Here's the card we'll be using:
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