Glee

It's wrong that I love Puckerman, isn't it? He's so hot and just so awful....

I, too, am tired of 'are you in Glee or not' storylines. Let's focus on the members of the Glee Club (Let's hear from those football players and Cheeri-os! Let's find out why they stick around, even at the risk of their social status.

And let's see the gay guy get a real romantic interest! Not just some inappropriate crush on Finn or Puck.

Puck is awesome. I was glad to see him get some development.

Joshua wrote:Puck is awesome. I was glad to see him get some development.

If that's the kid with the mohawk, I fully support that statement.

P.S. I actually felt really bad for Quinn after Sue spoke to her. That's the mark of good writing, that you can make a character so antagonistic evoke sympathy from from the audience.

Gay kid took one for the team. You know his face had to hurt when he threw that slurpee on his face.

Bumping this because I was going to make a Gleek Fan thread but one is already made.

And the Glee soundtrack volume 1 just got released today. Target has 3 extra songs on it. I really can't believe I will end up buying it tomorrow.

I need sun glasses and a trench! And cash!

Can't wait for new episodes of this. I know it's only been a couple weeks but I kinda miss it already.
At least we got Jayma Mays on Heroes this week.

Damn you Sue Sylvester, damn you!

After a lackluster episode and a two week break I was unsure if Glee could get its momentum back, but last night's episode was fantastic, despite a less than stellar performance of Defying Gravity, which should have been their show-stopping number. Sue Sylvester continues to be the most interesting and layered character on the show. I even got a little glassy-eyed.

I concur, Joshua. A nearly perfect episode. I love the character of Sue Sylvester, but I also dig the way they've established the relationship between Kurt and his father. Now, if we could only see some of the other kids' home life (I'd like to meet Finn's mom and Rachel's dads).

Rachel has some really big hands. I really want to see her palm a basketball.

superdoug wrote:I concur, Joshua. A nearly perfect episode. I love the character of Sue Sylvester, but I also dig the way they've established the relationship between Kurt and his father. Now, if we could only see some of the other kids' home life (I'd like to meet Finn's mom and Rachel's dads).

I was thrilled to see Mike O'Malley come back. The scene towards the end between him and Kurt was very touching.

Damn! I forgot to watch the news. Something about people were up in arms over the controversy surrounding tonight's episode.

probably over the word fa-.

Apparently the hub-bub is that there were able-bodied people in wheelchairs. The big no-no is that the actor playing Artie doesn't need a wheel chair in real life. I mean, I guess it was really insensitive of the show runners to discriminate against paraplegics and further push the Down Syndrome agenda. Typical Hollywood.

Goof wrote:Rachel has some really big hands. I really want to see her palm a basketball.

You may want to post this in the fetish section.

Great episode! It was nice to see another side of Sue. It was very touching. I never even noticed Artie's friend had a stutter before this episode.

Lee wrote:Apparently the hub-bub is that there were able-bodied people in wheelchairs. The big no-no is that the actor playing Artie doesn't need a wheel chair in real life. I mean, I guess it was really insensitive of the show runners to discriminate against paraplegics and further push the Down Syndrome agenda. Typical Hollywood.

Is that like black face to cripples?

Great episode...starting to see a little more character development.
I don't think they did anything to be insensitive...quite the opposite actually.

Lee wrote:Apparently the hub-bub is that there were able-bodied people in wheelchairs. The big no-no is that the actor playing Artie doesn't need a wheel chair in real life. I mean, I guess it was really insensitive of the show runners to discriminate against paraplegics and further push the Down Syndrome agenda. Typical Hollywood.

Is that it??

I thought GLAD was gonna tear down the house because of the use of the F word.

Not that theres anything wrong with paraplegics, but it sounds like a petty fight. Maybe the producers did audition some singing paraplegics and couldn't find a decent singer/actor to play the part.

I doubt GLAAD would be upset over their use of the word 'fa-' since it wasn't used to condemn, but rather to show the idiocy and cowardice of prejudice and hate.

That Madonna tunes episode is gonna be awesome. Hope they do an MJ one.

I meant to ask this earlier, but did anyone notice a couple of weeks ago that Sandy's last name is Ryerson? Did anyone else find that -extremely- funny?

When he was mentioned in the pilot I immediately thought, "Wait, are they making a reference to Groundhog Day?" then completely forgot about it.

superdoug wrote:I meant to ask this earlier, but did anyone notice a couple of weeks ago that Sandy's last name is Ryerson? Did anyone else find that -extremely- funny?

Went right over my head...But I find it funny now.