Sooo because I obviously had to much time on my hand today (Procrastination FTW) and was always asking myself, who actually gets the most songs etc. on Glee (and didn't find it anywhere else), I compiled a Top Three list. Now because they are some differences in when they joined etc. I'm going to do a breakdown by Seasons, as well as by overall/ ( Read more... )

1. Jayma Mays ( Read more... )

Still in the mood of last episode, I must ask:

What would your shirt say?

Last night, Glee aired Born This Way, one of the best (if not the best) episode the show's made so far. Interestingly, right before watching it, I went on one of my favorite blogs, The Pervocacry, and read an interesting take on a truly horible article about beauty. Said article was posted on Psychology Today, and claimed to tell the truth about ( Read more... )

I'm still very much on my "when I grow up, I want to be Lauren Graham" thing, except I'd rather make out with Josh Charles than Peter Krause. But since I'm not Lauren Graham and have no hopes of knowing either Josh Charles or Peter Krause, the whole thing's beyond moot ( Read more... )

http://www.kansascity.com/2011/03/28/2757229/frumpy-middle-aged-mom-glee-isnt.html

Here's a link to an article by a lady complaining about the vulgarity of Glee deeming it no longer family friendly due to over sexualising of teens. She makes some valid points but i'm guessing most readers will respond to this by claiming it was never directed ( Read more... )

'Riddle me this, gentle readers: When a television show depicts, say, open heart surgery, or forensics, or tax accounting, it hires consultants. These people come in and meet with the producers and writers to talk about their jobs and provide suggestions on keeping the storyline at least reasonably realistic. They will shoot down things that just ( Read more... )

"We’ve come a long way, baby. We really have. But we still have quite some ways yet to go because for many gay and straight people bisexuality is still some strange fringe group, assuming they believe in bisexuality at all. But the mere fact that the word “bisexual” is now occasionally brought up on TV tells me that at least some writers/producers ( Read more... )

Very funny...

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'Sometimes you have to call a lesbian spade a lesbian spade. It’s been a damn good week for lesbian and bisexual visibility on TV. Same-sex storylines on Pretty Little Liars and Glee culminated with honest, open, thoughtful discussions about sexuality. And, best yet, they all felt real. In the U.S. we had prominent gay storylines on two popular ( Read more... )