Glee

[Kevin]

My "Audition" review:

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[JP]

Forgot.. how awesome.. this was. . .

 

[Sawyer]

Forgot.. how awesome.. this was. . .

Sue wants to do statutory stuff with Puck.

And your avvy is amazing.

 

[Ipodman]

My "Audition" review:

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Nice review!

Do you really hate Rachael that much>?

 

[Kevin]

Nice review!

Do you really hate Rachael that much>?

I accepted her the first season. Now, I'm a little more irritated than usual.

 

[Ipodman]

I accepted her the first season. Now, I'm a little more irritated than usual.

To think she saw the Glee club going through all the hard times in season 1 and hasnt learnt to respect others more

 

[CaptainCanada]

I'm hopeful that Tuesday's episode can get the PTC's attention again. They gave the show a "red light" rating and voted Showmance the worst of the week it came out in, but in the year since, nothin'. Now that Glee's at 8 PM, with an episode featuring plenty of grinding, sparkly-nude catsuits, and hopefully some girl-on-girl kissing, I have high hopes that Bozell and co. will pay attention again.

 

[JP]

Well, they'll love Episode 5 and 6 since they're both pretty damn gay.

 

[Sawyer]

Episode 5 I get, since that's the Rocky Horror episode. What's so gay about episode 6?

 

[Jennifer Walters]

Chris Colfer has said that it's probably the gayest episode they've done so far. People are speculating Kurt gets his first kiss, and that in the same episode Santana and Brittany share their first on screen kiss.

 

[Sawyer]

Meh. I wont be impressed seeing anyone kissing Santana that isn't me.

Brittany either, for that matter.

 

[JP]

Chris Colfer has said that it's probably the gayest episode they've done so far. People are speculating Kurt gets his first kiss, and that in the same episode Santana and Brittany share their first on screen kiss.

 

[Ipodman]

Meh. I wont be impressed seeing anyone kissing Santana that isn't me.

Brittany either, for that matter.

I'll take Brittany first tbht:

 

[Sawyer]

Pffft.... Dibs on Santana.

 

[Ipodman]

Santana is evil imo. Unless you like evil girls then yea

 

[Sawyer]

I know.

 

[Sawyer]

You know, after listening to the songs from Britney/Brittany, I think I may end up liking this episode more than the Madonna episode.

 

[JP]

Just saw Im A Slave 4 U on Access Hollywood.

 

[JP]

You know, after listening to the songs from Britney/Brittany, I think I may end up liking this episode more than the Madonna episode.

Is that because Madonna is all about female empowerment, while Britney is all about female ****titude?

 

[Jennifer Walters]

Most likely.

I like the Madonna songs more myself. Express Yourself and Like a Prayer were mmmmm.

 

[Sawyer]

Is that because Madonna is all about female empowerment, while Britney is all about female ****titude?

Probably.

 

[SuperT]

It's The Boss vs. The King of Pop!

Will the 'Glee' Super Bowl episode tackle the King of Pop… or the Boss?
by Andy Patrick
Categories: Glee, News, Scoop

Word on the street is that, in Glee‘s post-Super Bowl episode, the McKinley High kids will be singing either the songs of Michael Jackson or Bruce Springsteen. Which seems win/win, right? They’re both musical icons with back catalogs overflowing with hits. But which would be the better choice? Figuring that out, as Sue Sylvester would say, is hard. Luckily, we’re here to help with a handy-dandy list of the pros and cons of devoting an hour to one vs. the other.

Jacko

Pros: The diversity of his song styles would lend itself brilliantly to Glee‘s variety of singers. For instance, softspoken Kurt could whisper his way through “Billie Jean,” jocks Finn and Puck could muscle their way through “Beat It,” and powerhouses Rachel and Mercedes could—no, would—kill MJ’s once-upon-a-duet with sis Janet, “Scream.” Plus, you just know Mr. Schue would do a mean moonwalk.

Cons: Since the Super Bowl is in February, not October, chances are slim that we’d get “Thriller.” And I want “Thriller.” Badly. Also, since he’s passed on, do we forget about all the child molestation allegations now? Is that, like, a rule?

Bruce

Pros: Not only could a Bruce-centric episode possibly bring gridiron fans to the show in a way that (sorry) the football team getting down to “Single Ladies” never could, a “Born in the USA” cover could easily be 2011′s classic-rock answer to “Don’t Stop Believing.” (And c’mon, Finn is pretty much made to fill out Springsteen’s jeans.) Moreover, Puck could show off his softer side on “I’m On Fire,” “Dancing in the Dark” could take on a whole new meaning with daffy Brittany performing it, and can’t you just picture the flashbacks to a teenage Will belting out “Glory Days”?

Cons: How many Springsteen songs do you really know? I mean, quick—can you hum “Streets of Philadelphia” or “Secret Garden” from his
Greatest Hits CD? I, um, can’t.

And the winner is… Oh, I’m not touching this one. You guys can vote below. And something tells me you will…

Is this even real? Michael Jackson no question!

 

[JP]

Meh to both. :/

 

[Pink Ranger]

Shuester and NPH singing Glory Days would be .

The only problem with Springsteen is that Jimmy Fallon already used up Born To Run, which is probably the most dancy song with Gleeification potential in the Springsteen catalogue.

But I'm at least glad they're finally using the words "musical legend" on singers that actually deserve it.

 

[Sawyer]

Meh to both. :/

Meh to you!