Glee

Well on this thread I'm guessing yes. And since you've already inferred that only females could like this show, I'll give your feelings the consideration they deserve, none.

 

It's a different kind of show. Either you like it or you don't. Probably not a whole lot of middle ground with this one. I think it's a helluva way to spend an hour--it makes me feel better.

 

I'm thinking it might be because Jane Lynch is currently performing on Broadway and that may have limited her taping availability. Next week looks like it has more than enough Sue to balance out this episode.

 

Really? That's cool. What play is she doing?

 

"Love, Loss and What I Wore" which is a Nora Ephron play, and it's playing at the Westside Theater in New York.

 

the face shots during the duet with schuster and rachel at the beginning were pretty funny

 

Cool! Thanks, Wenders!

BTW, if y'all are into spoilers, there's some decent Glee scoop about halfway through this week's "Ask Ausiello."
http://ausiellofiles.ew.com/2009/11/18/ausiello-spoilers-house-glee-more/

 

Speaking of which: I haven't found a show this downright charming, while also tackling interesting issues related to growing up, since the heyday of Gilmore Girls.

I really enjoy the new Melrose Place, am committed to FlashForward and have high hopes for V . . . but Glee is the first new show to reach "can't miss" status for me. Just great.

 

I'm surprised how dramatic this show can be at times. I expected funny and absurd, but there are some moments that really hit you in your gut.

 

I couldn't watch it, it was so awkward!

 

No, but you may be the president of the "I-think-it-sucks-so-it-must-be-true-because-I-know-everything" club.

 

schuster's expressions were hilarious. as was the merry-go-round around the piano.