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Glee! [merged]

pmgunnerxx said:
Well when Brit did "My Perogative" she was doing the Britney Spears version. Last night was the Bobby Brown original. Lyrically almost identical only slightly different musically. Not too mention I don't think Spears version was a big enough hit for most to know it exist. In any event for once continuity is not an issue for Glee
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I just remember from her music video that they drove a car into a pool and she danced on it. Speaking of "music videos" I just feel many of the songs have become just that. I don't mind 1 in an episode as a fun, happy-go-lucky thing but it's becoming like 2-4 an episode.
 
I loved this episode so much, especially since it could have gone all wrong. For example:

I was worried that Brody was going to sweet-talk his way back into Rachel's good graces, but thank god she didn't. Goodbye Human Blow-Up Doll, Hello Santana!

I was also worried that Sam was going to pull a Quinn and declare a hunger for same-sex action, but not only did they stay just friends, Trouty Mouth was cool with Gay Mary Sue lusting for his roll of Life Savers. Speaking of crushes, I loved it when Sam called out Tina on the batshit crazy stuff she did when she was going all Fatal Attraction on Blaine. And that WHAM! routine? Now I want Glee to get me pregnant.

Fondue For Two? I'd like more, sir! Seeing Brit-brit teach Kitty to dial down the bitch from an 11 to a 7 was awesome.

Unique werked it as Baby Spice (was there any doubt?), and Marley made an amazing Posh Spice.

So glad they kept that stupid Shue/Emma wangst out of the episode. Just fucking deal with it already, Brillo Head.

Best of all, they brought the motherfucking Phil Collins and ABBA! Every denim fiber of my jeans are now infused with my jizz.

The only down side is there was no development of the Ryder/Internet Girl story. Still, this episode gets at 9.8/10
 
Sammie13 said:
Guilty Pleasures was one of the better Glee shows of the year.
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To me it was clearly the BEST episode of the year - as opposed to most of them it was FUN to watch!

The music was fun -

Sam looked HOT -

And I loved the "lifesavers" in Blaines pocket joke!
 
Sam is as gay-friendly a kid as possible though...his best friend is gay, his girlfriend is a lesbian and his ex-gf (Santana) turned out to be a lesbian. Talk about a gaydar---wish mine worked as well as his lol.
 
In the minority on this latest episode it was better then last week's, which isn't saying too much, but ultimately this one left me asking... why?

Blaine/Sam -- Like Tina's crush on Blaine, which is now this running joke at her expense, this should have ended three episodes ago. In this latest one Blaine's feelings were clearly more then just a mere crush, in fact, it appeared he loves Sam just as much as he loves Kurt. Him serenading "Against All Odds" -- talk about wrong song choice of the season! -- to Sam in front of glee club was all sorts of uncomfortable to watch. Then his poor cover up that it was about Kurt made him look like a shallow asshole. Nothing wrong with having crushes, everyone in a relationship or otherwise has them, but it was taken way too far here. Glee is trying to tell me that Blaine/Kurt are forever yet it was "Kurt, who?" But I know once Kurt is in Blaine's orbit again all this will be forgotten and he'll be all about him.

Rachel/Kurt/Santana -- I like how Santana is magically back without any explanation. It's not like they didn't have a family meeting to kick her out or anything last week. But anyways, I loved the interaction between the three in the bathroom and beyond. I've always enjoyed Santana but the major plus from this season is showing that both Rachel, when she's not being written as an idiot who can't think or do for herself, and Kurt are this show's strongest factors no matter how much they're regulated to B-plots. I'm loving the character Kurt more and more which wasn't the case at all initially. Really enjoyed all the guilty pleasures on the NY side.

Guilty Pleasures @ McK -- Some of the guilty pleasures featured were more appropriate for individuals that were born in the mid-80's/raised during the 90's. Like would kids in HS nowadays know "Small Wonder"? Were these kids the right age when Spice-mania took place in '96-'97? Are kids still even reading "Goosebumps"? It was hard to suspend disbelief when those were moments in time I vividly remember but strongly doubt anyone under the age of 20 would. The song choices were rather weak, I thought, mainly because none of them were all that embarrassing to admit.

More of Jacob dancing, plz.
 
The past few weeks has been filled with more entertainment news off set then on: Cory Monteith going to rehab, Heather Morris being pregnant, and Naya Rivera dating Big Sean. Wish 'em all the best. Season 5 has yet to be given the green light and the latest rumor is the current show runners maybe getting the axe. Since this season will end in cliffhangers/shockers one more full season to wrap up loose ends should happen.

Early buzz on tomorrow's show has been rather positive, so I'm hoping it lives up to all the hype.
 
Just catching up with season 4. The guy Rachel was dating (Brody?) turning out to be a gigolo was unexpected. He did make for great eye candy though.

I really feel like many of these episodes are very, very hit or miss for me. A lot of it seems disconnected as they always switch back and forth from NY to Ohio and some of the characters aren't there for a few episodes but then suddenly decide to show up.

- The new cheerleader is a total bitch.
- I don't like Unique's character at all.
- I wish they'd put Sue in more.
- The whole Mr. Shue/Finn thing was so over the top.
- I'm glad Rachel didn't go back to Brody
- I love Santana
- I love the friendship between Tina & Blaine.
- I loved Sue taking down Blaine in the competition.
- Mercedes still hasn't done anything as good as busting Kurt's window and then singing about it.

>> This show still hasn't gotten as great as it was in Season 1.
 
Glee

Did anybody else watch tonight's episode of Glee ? Very powerful and moving and worthy of an Emmy nomination.
 
FuryOfFirestorm said:
I'm calling it now: Ryder's Internet Girl is either Becky (most likely) or Karofsky (wishful thinking).

Who do you guys think it's going to be?
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I always thought Unique as that would be the most logical thing because those two had a scrum but Glee is never logical.

Politics aside, speaking from a pure plot perspective, this episode was a total failure. I watched this with my roomie and we basically concluded: "would I care if any of these teenagers died?" Outside of Britney [aka the only McKinley teen with some acting talent] we said 'no'." That has always been the problem with Glee. There's very little if any invested emotion in any of these characters [or PSA plotlines] still at McKinley. The only time I have been moved in a Glee episode was when Sue's sister died. Just wait till next week when they pretend that nothing happened.

Yes, this episode was a ratings grab and nothing more. Jane Lynch opened up that this was her last season on Glee and mind you, Glee HAS NOT been renewed for a 5th season yet. With Cory in rehab, Heather Morris preggers and Ryan Murphy getting a show on HBO, I am sure the Fox execs are weighing in on those factors too.
 
I was thinking they were going to use this "Very Special Episode" to kill off Britney or at least have her in the hospital long enough to give Heather Morris maternity leave. I didn't expect Sue's to get fired or get written off in such a horrible, hacky manner. When she made up that gun lie, I figured it was really Becky behind it.

As for Ryder, I was spot on about the catfishing, but unless Karofsky or Becky left their cellphone in the choir room, it's neither of them. Still, accusing Marley or Jake right off the bat without proof was stupid. And if he suspected that someone in Glee Club was texting him, why didn't he call them up earlier and smoke them out then? Now the culprit is going to set their phone on silent so he/she can't get caught. I thought Britney was supposed to be the stupid one! (If Ryder still wants to know who it is, he can find someone who knows how to track ISPs).

Speaking of Britney and stupid - The KKKK? The comet was a dead ladybug? Oh Britney, please don't ever change.

Finally, we have Blaine and Tina.

NO. JUST FUCKING NO.

Not only are they terrible together, but we don't need that whole "he just needed to find the right girl to straighten him out" crap up in here. I SWEAR TO FUCKING GOD, GLEE...IF YOU MAKE THEM A COUPLE, WE ARE DONE PROFESSIONALLY!
 
i hope ryders phone friend is some hot dude and some serious cock guzzling takes place:p
 
Struggling hard to watch this show. I have a bunch of shows all the way back to November to catch up on. I caught a bit of last night's show with the shooting.

How would you guys rate this season? I am debating on whether or not to watch it.
 
Ohiospeedo said:
Struggling hard to watch this show. I have a bunch of shows all the way back to November to catch up on. I caught a bit of last night's show with the shooting.

How would you guys rate this season? I am debating on whether or not to watch it.
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The most recent season is much better than last season. There's been more good-to-great episodes than poor-to-bad ones. This episode was the only really bad one, IMO. Even the "bad" episodes were mostly so-so.
 
I just had an epic idea: If Ryder wants to find out who catfished him, and get revenge at the same time, he should hook up with the Fake Katie. She's already sweet on him, and Ryder seemed like he was digging her (until he realized the truth), so he should hit that anyway. All Ryder has to do is take her to Glee Club and say that "Thanks to the fake Katie, I found the real Katie!"....then just look for the classmate suffering from the world's worst case of butthurt.
 
Eh, tried watching it...have the first two seasons on DVD, so, just going the route of believing the last two seasons aren't canon and/or never existed.

Also, pretty sure it won't get renewed if all the star players are jumping ship. If anything they'll make a spin-off on the original folk in NYC.
 
maxpowr9 said:
I always thought Unique as that would be the most logical thing because those two had a scrum but Glee is never logical.

Politics aside, speaking from a pure plot perspective, this episode was a total failure. I watched this with my roomie and we basically concluded: "would I care if any of these teenagers died?" Outside of Britney [aka the only McKinley teen with some acting talent] we said 'no'." That has always been the problem with Glee. There's very little if any invested emotion in any of these characters [or PSA plotlines] still at McKinley. The only time I have been moved in a Glee episode was when Sue's sister died. Just wait till next week when they pretend that nothing happened.

Yes, this episode was a ratings grab and nothing more. Jane Lynch opened up that this was her last season on Glee and mind you, Glee HAS NOT been renewed for a 5th season yet. With Cory in rehab, Heather Morris preggers and Ryan Murphy getting a show on HBO, I am sure the Fox execs are weighing in on those factors too.
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This. All of this.

I suspect Unique too, but since this is Glee, she'll continue to be asexual. So I'm betting on... oh I don't give a fuck. Can Ryder be any dumber? Marisa likes him anyway yet he has to find out who's been catfishing him? Gurl, bye.

I couldn't agree with you more on why this episode was such a fail and some reviews for this particular one have been scathing. The choir room scene was shot, directed, and acted well (full agreement on Heather Morris selling her fear in that restroom stall), but ultimately I just didn't care and never felt any of them were in real danger. Which was confirmed when it turns out the "shooting" was an accident by Becky. Instead of getting donuts for everyone the next morning, why didn't Sue inform the school the day of what really happened? But, yeah, next week if we're lucky we'll get a throwaway line about all they endured.

The promos leading up to it were very misleading, I was already spoiled about what to expect, but there was a bait & switch. All the promos featured Rachel & Kurt/Finn & Puck heavily, aside from a disclaimer at the beginning of "Shooting Star," there was no indication of a very serious Glee airing last night featuring the 2.0's.
 
Listen. I'm here to get y'all together regarding this past ep.

That was the best episode they've given us all season. Idc, idc. Yes the end was several shades of fuckery, but the bulk of this episode was real, intense, and incredibly well acted. Blake, Heather, Chord and Becca especially shined. But we finally got some substance in a season full of fluff and story arcs that last no longer than three episodes and provide no growth for the characters, and you people still want to complain. I'm just grateful we finally saw Brittany and Sam acknowledged as a couple, some more of this Catfish storyline because it's the best thing going, and something that actually affected the characters and made them important.

FuryOfFirestorm said:
As for Ryder, I was spot on about the catfishing, but unless Karofsky or Becky left their cellphone in the choir room, it's neither of them. Still, accusing Marley or Jake right off the bat without proof was stupid.
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Marley and Jake are the only ones who would have a motive to Catfish Ryder. Did you even watch Catfish? You better Google Mhissy. I'm almost certain it's going to be a guy at this point, but who the Catfish is became irrelevant the minute they introduced us to Marisa. I hope they keep her on as Ryder's new love interest.

FuryOfFirestorm said:
Finally, we have Blaine and Tina.

NO. JUST FUCKING NO.

Not only are they terrible together, but we don't need that whole "he just needed to find the right girl to straighten him out" crap up in here. I SWEAR TO FUCKING GOD, GLEE...IF YOU MAKE THEM A COUPLE, WE ARE DONE PROFESSIONALLY!
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You need to go somewhere. They already established that Blaine loves the cock when he had performance issues with Rachel. Tina's that shit cray arc is over, but that doesn't mean she and Blaine can't still be friends, which is all they were depicted as in this episode. Did you get mad when Blaine hugged Sam when everyone realized they were safe? Because it's the exact same situation.

dougmc92 said:
Did Jane Lynch want out? Wouldn't be suprised if she asked to go...the character is such a cartoon, it may end up hurting her career in the long run....the part when she was confessing- I had to laugh when she said she's done everything right for 20 years....bullying children is right, huh? She would have been fired season 1 for just half the crap she pulled on kids!
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Umm, this is Glee. It's a comedy drama. And it made Jane Lynch a household name. Goodbye.
 
Sue was pivotal in the show's breakthrough and early success. She served as both the antagonist and provided comedic relief in the first season. I loved her character and I think the show will definitely suffer from losing her, but it was about time she had to go. A lot of her funniest moments were with members of the Glee cast who had already graduated from McKinley, so really she was more filler-esque this season.

That said I think she was written off in the worst possible way ever. And I don't know who they will get to replace her, but at this point the show has so many characters, I think it's time to let some go. Overall though I feel the writing for this show seems rushed and uncertain at times. It seems they often put together some episodes merely to grab an audience/attention and nothing more.

Sue has been fired before so she may temporarily return before the season ends (I hope she does) but from what I hear Jane Lynch doesn't want to continue with glee next season? So I doubt she's going to return.
 
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