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Glee! [merged]

Re: Glee is offensive

I hear ya, Sgt. Yes, I should point out that all points on the gender identification spectrum are valid. Feminine is not bad.

It's just tiresome to see that "weak" and "flaky" are the favorite ways that Hollywood portrays gay men. I hear the argument that in Glee's case it's satire. But most of the other leads are not satirical, except for the Cheerleader coach, and even she is very realistic. So the way they're presenting Kurt, they are presenting him as real not some satirical sketch.

Is Finn a satire? Is Rachel? Is Puck? Is Shue? Is Artie? Is Quinn? Is Emma? Is Mercedes? I find all the aforementioned to be presented as very realistic people. So I can only assume that the character of Kurt is also presented as real, too.

And the way he's presented is offensive. Even the over the top Sue Sylvester is actually very realistic, too.

I should restate that I love Glee. It's actually brought me to tears on a number of shows. It's funny, warm and I feel for the characters and the drama they go through.

Bravo to this great show! And bravo to the actor who portrays Kurt. He's a phenomenal actor. And, yes, there are plenty of queenie guys in drama depts.

But it would be nice to also show the truth, that not all gays are like that.
 
Hmm I never noticed this but Glee is based in my home town! (Lima, Ohio) That is very... awkward because I've never even watched the show... I should give it a chance lol.
 
I still heart this show, even though some people say it isn't what it "used to be."

It's hilarious, and I love the music in it. The writers do a great job of incorporating the meaning of the songs to what happened in the episode.

:luv:
 
It's not as mean-spirited as it was in the first episode, which made me laugh numerous times, but it's better than it was for a few episodes where I thought it didn't know who it was. I think they've begun to settle in nicely. It's still better and more unique that half the shit on tv.
 
It's a very inconsistent show. Kurt mentioned that they have anonymity in the Glee club but just a few eps back they were being harassed by the entire school.

Why would anyone care about yearbook pictures being defaced, enough to ban an entire group from having one? Though I tend to put that down to Sue's conniving ways, which used to be cute and funny but are now just loathesome. I was kinda rooting for Quinn to go directly to Figgins to get the Cheerios banned from competition. But when they win Sectionals I guess success will be the best revenge.

One big question... now that Will knows, where does that leave baby Drizzle? And I shudder to think of how Sue's gonna run the club now that Will is out.
 
For the first time in years I finally feel there is something worth watching.
 
Are the musical releases surpassing those by established musical acts?
 
loved it tonite

really like the teach
 
I also loved tonight's episode. It kind of proved why I love this show, and will continue to love this show - despite the fact that I'm gay :p

Really? April? That's how long I have to wait??? :grrr:
 
^April? Ugh! I thought "Spring" meant March at least! Well, we can look forward to no reruns at least.

Rachel's solo at sectionals gave me the chills. I'm gonna go through Glee withdrawls...
 
I had pretty much given up on Glee, but when I heard Lea was singing Don't Rain On My Parade (I've been a Barbra fanatic since the very beginning of her career.), I decided to catch up on the past shows, so I'd know what was happening in the finale.

There's been a lot of improvement. There's been some character development for Quinn, Terri and Sue, and they've begun rounding out some of the "extras."

(I should probably hate that Britany is being portrayed as such a dumb blond, but when she delivered that line about having sex with the other cheerleader, I laughed out loud.)

I must admit I had chills during a lot of this episode. Don't Rain On My Parade and And I Am Telling You were certainly performed on a par with Barbra and the two Jennifers.

The writing is still subpar, but I was impressed with how quickly they wrapped up the two baby deceptions, though that may have been a reaction to the critics.

All in all the show has improved a thousandfold.

Oh, and the scene with the kid in the wheelchair banging his head against the wall...priceless.
 
blacksyringe said:
Yeah. I predict an Emmy for Rachel and Sue. The writing is so/so but their acting is beyond the material. They're the only two actors who have given their characters any form of depth.
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sue is some character

everything i see her in she steals

way over the top but ...........

as for rachel she annoys me to death

i love the teach and the asian boy the best

thought the storyline with teach's wife faking pregnancy was brutal

loved the singing on the mattress episode and the finale

show has so much potential
 
So after watching the episode again today !oops! I just noticed that the dancing to "My Life Would Suck Without You" is a mashup of a majority of the dances from throughout the season...

I saw some of: Last Name, Single Ladies, I Say A Little Prayer, It's My Life/Confessions, Proud Mary, Push It, Crazy In Love, and I think maybe a couple others.

Just a random observation :D
 
Absolut said:
So after watching the episode again today !oops! I just noticed that the dancing to "My Life Would Suck Without You" is a mashup of a majority of the dances from throughout the season...

I saw some of: Last Name, Single Ladies, I Say A Little Prayer, It's My Life/Confessions, Proud Mary, Push It, Crazy In Love, and I think maybe a couple others.

Just a random observation :D
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What a better way to say thank you than showing him what he helped to achieve?
 
^ This is true :)

and omg why did I just find out that Idina Menzel is joining most of the episodes (9 roughly) for the next season???

(!)

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Absolut said:
^ This is true :)

and omg why did I just find out that Idina Menzel is joining most of the episodes (9 roughly) for the next season???

(!)

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Its great ain't it?


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Absolut said:
So after watching the episode again today !oops! I just noticed that the dancing to "My Life Would Suck Without You" is a mashup of a majority of the dances from throughout the season...

I saw some of: Last Name, Single Ladies, I Say A Little Prayer, It's My Life/Confessions, Proud Mary, Push It, Crazy In Love, and I think maybe a couple others.

Just a random observation :D
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I caught on to it pretty quickly and thought it was very cool. That was one of those moments where you wish you could turn to someone sitting on the couch with you and go,"Oh my gosh, look at that!"

But the cat wasn't that interested.
 
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