Glee - Page 4

Theatricality was amazing.

Not just for the songs used, but also for the story line. I love how Curt's father stood up for him in front of Finn - and then Finn consequently stood up for Curt in front of the football jocks.

The cover of Bad Romance was just amazing too! Lady GaGa even gave the episode her seal of approval.

I really love this show. It's a refreshing change from what we've been seeing of late. <3

I'm not a huge fan of GLEE's themed episodes. Glee's new episodes have become TOO preachy. Other than that, I love this show.

Kurt's dad makes me so proud, just because of how accepting he is. The fact that his son is homosexual isn't all that appealing to him, and can be difficult to cope with at times. But regardless, he does everything he can to be there for his son, no matter what. The episode when Kurt came out was awesome, especially when he scored the winning touchdown. It's a "Boo ya" moment.

What about the Journey episode? I liked the Medley, although I was sort of expecting more in entirety. It was a pretty good episode, though. Things tied together nicely with Quinn's baby. I loved the fact that she wanted Mercedes to be there. Can't wait for Season 2.

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I love how Curt's father stood up for him in front of Finn - and then Finn consequently stood up for Curt in front of the football jocks.
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I hated it, so very very much. Like BrokenKnights, thought the Field Goal episode was far far better

I have enjoyed the relationship between Kurt and his father for most of the series. They haven't made it smooth and super happy, it has been awkward and that is a good thing, it suits both characters very well. It has been fascinating, and sometimes emotional, to watch these two very different (but somewhat insecure) characters try to cope. I had tears in my eyes at the end of the Field Goal episode, while there was probably a message in there, for the most part the relationship seems driven by story and characters.

That incident with Finn felt more "this episode's moral message is" driven then storyline/character driven. It ruined the episode for me, I nearly decided to stop watching the series over it. To be honest, think they should go back to making it story/character based rather then subverting both for the episode's moral message

Series just finished on the channel I watched it on, looking forward to the next one whenever it comes over here. When doing songs like that, always a risk that some would be massacred but I enjoyed most of them. Got a group of good singers and the songs tended to feel right for that moment in the episode which helps. Characters are amusing and well acted, script can be good when it concentrates on the right priorities. Seemed to work out that the songs needed to be spread out among more members of the club and that some of the characters were being overlooked. They have adjusted to that but not quite got the balance right with the characters

Apparently Kurt gets a boyfriend in season two, and they are a "Power Couple" in the school. And no, it's not Finn. Haha~!

Apparently it's a new character. Will be interesting to see what dynamic occurs.

But he shouldn't be drop dead gorgeous either, as I think that would be unrealistic. I think he needs an element of charm to him, and maybe not be completely camp - to kind of offset against Kurt's flamboyancy.

I wonder if this new character will join the Glee Club too?

(P.S That guy in your sig looks hot. Who is that?)

And I wonder if this guy will get thrown in the dumpster too? Or perhaps it's one of the football jocks that decides to come out? I think out of all the story lines in Glee, Kurt's is my favourite.

Did you know that original it was going to be an indian kid, and not a gay kid? When the director saw Kurt's audition (Where he sang Mr Cellophane). Ryan Murphy liked him so much, that the part was written in just for Chris Colfer. Apparently the name Kurt Hummel is derived from the fact that Chris likens himself to Kurt from The Sound of Music with his vocal range, and the fact that Ryan though he looks like a hummel doll, with his rosy cheeks.

An interesting fact for you. ;D

(And I really need to get onto Gossip Girl. There's a whole number of hots, in that show - guys that is.)

I am glad his character is fleshed out in the way he was designed. As you said, not a lot of characters get that.

I'm also amazed at Chris Kolfer's vocal range. It's insane. That he can reach a High F is amazing.