Seth MacFarlane was at his Seth MacFarlane-ist Sunday night during the monologue for the 85th Academy Awards. The "Family Guy" creator / big band singer / entertainer extraordinaire -- who was selected as the host of the 2013 Oscars back in October -- delivered his patented brand of humor, mixing in witty quips, musical numbers and plenty of cringe-worthy jokes (at least according to Twitter).

The monologue was a bit long and rambling -- at one point, William Shatner showed up on screen in a "Star Trek" costume to try and help save MacFarlane from his "disastrous" hosting job. There was also a recreation of the movie "Flight" using sock puppets and dancing from Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Daniel Radcliffe. Below, we've rounded up all of MacFarlane's best (worst?) quotes from the monologue.

1. The quest for Tommy Lee Jones laugh begins now.

2. I can't believe I am hosting the Oscars. It's an honor everyone else said no.

3. The story [to "Argo"] was so top secret, that the film's director is unknown to the Academy.

4. Studio accountants have never had to work harder to prove nothing made a profit. [On Hollywood's year at the box office]

5. As we all know, winning an Oscar guarantees a long successful career in the industry. Look at last year: Jean Dujardin won Best Actor for "The Artist," and now, he's everywhere. I am kidding everyone. His is actually a tragic, age-old Hollywood story. He couldn't make it in the talkies.

6. "Amour" is nominated. Or as I call it, "This is Ninety."

7. [On Roman Coppola's "Moonrise Kingdom" nomination]. He is the sixth member of the Coppola family to receive a nomination. That's got to be a fun house to grow up in. "Mom, I got an A in Spanish." "Really? Literally everyone you're related to has an Oscar."

8. [On Daniel Day-Lewis's role as Abraham LIncoln]. You stayed in character all day, every day. So if you saw a cell phone, would you have to be like, "Oh my god! What's that?!" If you bumped into Don Cheadle on the studio lot, would you have to free him?

9. This is the story of a man fighting to get back to his woman, who has been subjected to unthinkable violence. Or when Chris Brown and Rihanna go on a date.

10. A lot of controversy over the multiple uses of the n-word in ["Django Unchained"]. I am told the screenplay is loosely based on Mel Gibson's voicemails.

11. It's okay for Quentin Tarantino to use [the n-word] because he thinks he's black.

12. Whether [Jennifer Lawrence] wins or loses, it's just an honor Meryl Streep wasn't nominated.

13. As I said, tonight's ceremony is being watched by a billion people worldwide. Which is why Jodie Foster will be up here in a bit to ask for her privacy.

14. Denzel Washington has a great sense of humor. He did all those "Nutty Professor" movies.

15. [To Best Supporting Actress nominee Sally Field]: You know they're going to give it to Anne Hathaway.

16. Meryl Streep, we saw your boobs.

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  • Best Picture

    "Django Unchained"

  • Best Picture

    "Life of Pi"

  • Best Picture

    "Lincoln"

  • Best Picture

    "Argo"

  • Best Picture

    "Zero Dark Thirty"

  • Best Picture

    "Silver Linings Playbook"

  • Best Picture

    "Les Miserables"

  • Best Picture

    "Beasts of the Southern Wilde"

  • Best Picture

    "Amour"

  • Best Actor

    Daniel Day-Lewis for "Lincoln."

  • Best Actor

    Denzel Washington for "Flight."

  • Best Actor

    Joaquin Phoenix for "The Master."

  • Best Actor

    Hugh Jackman for "Les Miserables"

  • Best Actor

    Bradley Cooper for "Silver Linings Playbook."

  • Quvenzhane Wallis

    Quvenzhane Wallis for "Beasts of the Southern Wild."

  • Best Actress

    Jessica Chastain for "Zero Dark Thirty."

  • Best Actress

    Naomi Watts for "The Impossible."

  • Best Actress

    Emmanuelle Riva for "Amour"

  • Best Actress

    Jennifer Lawrence for "Silver Linings Playbook"

  • Best Supporting Actor

    Tommy Lee Jones for "Lincoln."

  • Best Supporting Actor

    Robert De Niro for "Silver Linings Playbook"

  • Best Supporting Actor

    Christoph Waltz for "Django Unchained."

  • Best Supporting Actor

    Phillip Seymour Hoffman for "The Master."

  • Best Supporting Actor

    Alan Arkin for "Argo."

  • Best Supporting Actress

    Anne Hathaway for "Les Miserables."

  • Best Supporting Actress

    Amy Adams for "The Master."

  • Best Supporting Actress

    Sally Field for "Lincoln."

  • Best Supporting Actress

    Jacki Weaver for "Silver Linings Playbook"

  • Best Supporting Actress

    Helen Hunt for "The Sessions."

  • Best Director

    Ang Lee for "Life of Pi."

  • Best Director

    David O. Russell for "Silver Linings Playbook"

  • Best Director

    Benh Zeitlin for "Beasts of the Southern Wild"

  • Best Director

    Michael Haneke for "Amour"

  • Best Director

    Steven Spielberg for "Lincoln."

  • Best Animated Feature

    "Brave"

  • Best Animated Feature

    "Frankenweenie"

  • Best Animated Feature

    "Paranorman"

  • Best Animated Feature

    "The Pirates! Band of Misfits"

  • Best Animated Feature

    "Wreck-It Ralph"

  • Best Original Screenplay

    "Zero Dark Thirty"

  • Best Original Screenplay

    "Amour"

  • Best Original Screenplay

    "Flight"

  • Best Original Screenplay

    "Moonrise Kingdom"

  • Best Original Screenplay

    "Django Unchained"

  • Best Adapted Screenplay

    "Lincoln"

  • Best Adapted Screenplay

    "Life of Pi"

  • Best Adapted Screenplay

    "Argo"

  • Best Adapted Screenplay

    "Silver Linings Playbook"

  • Best Adapted Screenplay

    "Beasts of the Southern Wild"

  • Best Original Song

    Adele ("Skyfall" for "Skyfall")

  • Best Original Song

    Music by Walter Murphy; Lyric by Seth MacFarlane