So I've written another review! Once again, I encourage you to let me know things you've noticed, stuff you liked or disagree with, anything. I love talking!
So I've been having a lot of fun looking at how parallels move around season-to-season. The wedding visuals were in episode ten this season, but the broader episode-eight themes about forcing people together and kicking people out stayed. In season three, episode two loses the sex riot but keeps the Brittany-centric plot. It's really interesting.
Gender and Glee makes my head hurt. This is my conclusion. Further updates as events warrant.
I am *so* excited about this series you're doing. This level of detail of scene-by-scene sourcing and commentary, is exactly what I've known has needed to be done since sometime this summer, but have never been able to do myself. And now you're doing it! And I get to just enjoy it! :D :D :D
Fair enough- the exchange between them then says plenty even without that extra element. I think my favorite part is how it fits into current color theory for Glee- Emma and Will are both in Blue, and the Cheerios who pass by immediately assume superiority in the discourse with their iconic Red costumes.
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*bounces*
So I've been having a lot of fun looking at how parallels move around season-to-season. The wedding visuals were in episode ten this season, but the broader episode-eight themes about forcing people together and kicking people out stayed. In season three, episode two loses the sex riot but keeps the Brittany-centric plot. It's really interesting.
Gender and Glee makes my head hurt. This is my conclusion. Further updates as events warrant.
I am *so* excited about this series you're doing. This level of detail of scene-by-scene sourcing and commentary, is exactly what I've known has needed to be done since sometime this summer, but have never been able to do myself. And now you're doing it! And I get to just enjoy it! :D :D :D
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I'm glad you liked the review!
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