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[taira602]

Omg, soooo when I found out that Neil Patrick Harris was going to be on glee my first thought was "omg I am so going to be shipping his character with Will no matter how much interaction they actually have." Nice to know that this episode did not disappoint! Plenty of slashy to be happening (or more realistically, some.)

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[linaliem]

So, because I'm weird like that, I've been reading a bit about how the Artie storyline was handled (it's a bit hard to fit recent articles for some reason) and found one particularly interesting article about what's missing by not having a wheelchair dance choreographer do those particular scenes:
Woodlee’s choreography features lots of wheeling in circles and up and down ramps. (They had to lower the ramps’ incline because the actors lacked the upper body strength of experienced wheelchair-users to get up them.) The dominant pattern is push-move or gesture-push. If the actors weren’t in wheelchairs, audiences would never accept running in circles while gesturing as good show dance choreography. In “Light Shelter”, the choreography treats the assistive technology as a part of the body, which allows for greater complexity