Glee premiered 7 years ago on Fox; some of the original cast posted #TBT photos

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jennaushkowitz "I can not believe its been 7 years to the day that we premiered on TV. How time flies."

Comments

[scarlettnoire]

I used to love this damn show. It got bad, but it was cool at first.

[champagnexdream]

Me too. The first season was such perfection, and a lot of the second was great too. I still watch The Rocky Horrir Glee Show sometimes.

[tucker]

I fucking adore the rocky horror ep lol, it's flawless

[mondler_4ever]

I loved it until the end tbh. Glee honestly defined my college years and we would watch it every week and fangirl lol.

[markovnikov]

i stopped watching like half way through season 1 because each episode introduced and concluded like 12 different plots also it was embarrasing

[sassandthecity]

So many season one of shows just burn through plots at such a rapid pace. The OC did the same thing.

[mz_prodigette]

I stopped watching after season two. I'm glad I did but I'm a flop because I'm still faithful to Supernatural.

[slurp]

yeah i can't when people say s1 was sooooo good and perfect.

[paragon_five]

I'd rather forget that tragic era of television.

[__onthebound]

i didn't know that, so sad

[champagnexdream]

Yeah same. :[ He seemed liked a really giving person too, charity wise. He obviously tried hard to get sober multiple times, and Lea loved him so much. So damn sad.

[auntiekunt]

girl bye

Im sure his millions and white male privilege was just too much for him to handle.

[carolinafidz]

The first twelve episodes were amazing. The rest of the entire series was forgettable. I stopped watching after season 3, I think. It was too hard to see how quickly they ruined it.

[brandnewinfo]

The first thirteen, imo.

The Sectionals episode blessed us with And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going, Don't Rain on My Parade and My Life Would Suck Without You

[glitterslugs]

if it ended at that 13th ep, it would have became such a cult classic show imo

[inkblot_hearts]

That's how it should've ended tbh, so it wouldn't have had the opportunity to decline in quality.