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Sorry, Rachael, but as a female drama nerd, your sixth sense is called gaydar, not ESP.
And this, dear Brian, is why I want to get drunk and invade Don't Tell Mama with you. A+ for bringing the joy of Glee back around the day after like a happy hangover.
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MAYBE THEY'RE SISTERS!
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I think, with the show though, they're trying a little harder to make Mr. S appear flawed. Yes, he cares for the kids, but he does a lot of dishonorable things, like flirting with a dangerous affair involving his co-worker who is engaged to his friend while his own wife is pregnant; stooping to Sue's level and making threats; getting physical with his wife (that one scene last week when he found out literally frightened me); etc. But you're right in that, despite it all, the majority of viewers wants to see him get back on the right track.
I know that the writing of the characters contradicts itself, but I like it because I don't think they're trying to box anyone into a certain role. There's no real hero (Finn is the closest to one, because even having feelings for Rachel didn't push him to do anything), and there's no real villain (even Sue has a sister she visits, and a news anchor who broke her heart).
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Emma is a waste of time, but surely better than the bitchy lazy fakely-preggers wife. Also, give him time to tell his unloveable wife with the fake fetus that he is not in love with her.
It's a show, a soap opera, I don't much like it but it's all that's on these days. And I thought he made it clear in this ep and last that he has had enough with Terri.
P.S. Great recco on Big Love.
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I also liked the part where Emma confronted the other 2 coaches for cheating. It's nice to see her show her strength in a different way from the other women on the show.
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1)Rachel Berry actually looking terrified when the group informs her they need to to do a ballad and kill it to save them. Made the lyrics of don't rain on my parade all the more poignant (and if I'm fanned out, at least I didn't fake it, hat sir, guess I didn't make it...)
2) That "cynic" on the judging team. Oh. My. God. Can a woman get an emmy for ten lines of dialogue? You can tell brilliance in any entertainment when small five minute detail stuff like this is funnier than entire seasons of most shows.
3) the laugh out loud horrible performance by the deaf choir of Don't Stop Believing. The second you think Glee might be too pat, too safe, it GOES there!
I love you Glee. You make me believe that spring will come again.
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Excellent question. When I was in high school, it was the bored olds/pervy olds.
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Also, there can be NO DISPUTE, Brittany is the STAR of this show. "That would mean me and Santana are dating."
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She really does get the best comedy moments every week (outside of SMFS of course).
You have to wonder though, was she waving because she saw someone she knew, or was she waving because she thought the kids signing while they sing were waving at the audience. I like to think its the latter.
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The storyline is probably "Rachel finds out the coach of Vocal Adrenaline is her birth mom."
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