Okay, so now it won’t seem to open (too much internet traffic perhaps–blast you Internal Server Error!), but Aha, it’s working now!   My brother sent me a link to a prety funny review of Glee by a conservative Christian website.  Ooh, it’s working now, yay!  Some choice quotes:

Instead of a real world high school, we have a fantasyland of happy, shirtless teens hanging out in the    showers or dancing on million dollar stages.

If this is what they think of Glee, how do they react to Gossip Girl?

But this show is a drug of false expectations that will inevitably harm our children. It convinces impressionable teens to avoid serious career training in favor of having “fun” in the “arts.” Also, the music numbers just drag down the plot of the show.

Lol, I love that they felt the need to capitalize “fun” and the “arts.”

The link between watching the Girls and increased risks of homosexual behavior was made abundantly meaningful. In a nutshell, the Golden Girls turned a generation away from procreation.

Wow, I’m learning so much!

Look into the eyes of a young Kurt Hummel. Is that not the face our of future’s polymorphously perverse intellectual terrorist? Change the channel my friends. Change the channel and change the world!

Those intellectual terrorists sure are scary.   But here’s the real problem with Glee:

Additionally, the show has far too many musical numbers.

Ooh, exciting new promo for Glee!   April still seems too far away though . . .

Okay, it may seem like I talk about Glee a lot, but the truth is, I like other shows too.  This one just happens to be in the news more often.

So anyway, I was super excited to find out the news that Neil Patrick Harris (love him so much!) is in talks to be in Glee during May sweeps, specifically in the episode being directed by Joss Whedon, someone else I really really like.  Can’t wait until April when it comes back!!

Congratulations to Glee for winning the Golden Globe for Best Television Series — Comedy or Musical!!

I’m so looking forward to April and the new episodes, which supposedly are going to include: an all-Madonna episode, Jonathan Groff (Lea Michele’s broadway costar in Spring Awakening), Idina Menzel, Joss Whedon directing, J.Lo, and much much more, I’m sure!  Don’t stop believing!

So one of my favorite new shows probably has to be Glee, even if its just for the splashy numbers.  This article is a little old but it talks about Glee and some of my other top shows, like Ugly Betty and Modern Family, and how representations of gay characters on TV shows have reverted back to some tried and true stereotypes.  Thanks to my sis for pointing it out to me!