Writing fail.

[delta_mai]

Dear Glee writers

Comments

[iluvroadrunner6]

... Rachel didn't join the celibacy club because she was anti-sex. She joined because she wanted to make a point of focusing on something other than relationships (which is not a terrible thing) and thought the club would help her do it.

I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that the Glee writers don't have their own share of issues? But that isn't a moment that I would pick on.

[delta_mai]

And where is this explained? Or shown? Or written in? It's a good meta explanation, but there is just no demonstration of this journey in the show. And ok,I haven't finished the episode, but no-one has pointed out this bad continuity.

Oh of course there are way worse writer fails!

[iluvroadrunner6]

She says it, flat out, in the episode if I remember correctly. It was after Finn dumped her, and Mercedes told her that she should focus on being a star as oppose to worrying about boys.

It was either this episode or the episode before. I can't remember exactly, it's been a while.

[delta_mai]

Oh ok. Like I said, I haven't finished the episode. But still it doesn't work. Rachel had core opinions against celibacy and views like hers don't just evaporate. Oh well.

But I think I skipped the episode before. I'mma watch it after.

[mycenaes]

lol, one of the many reasons why I can't stand Glee. :P

[findmeneverland]

Ditto.

[nicole_anell]

Glee is just so inconsistent in plot, quality, everything. :( It'd be one thing if it was just *bad*, but I've seen it be a good show! Just weird.

[findmeneverland]

Double ditto. I can't stand it for those reasons.

[alexeia_drae]

Yeah, I thought the same thing. Though a book can be written about the character inconsistencies in Glee.

[softly_me]

I heard a theory once that Glee has four screenwriters and they don't watch each other's episodes. That's why there are four different characterizations for Kurt and Rachel and Will

[delta_mai]

Haha excellent :D RL canon