So I watched Glee already.
Sep. 29th, 2010 10:27 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
apocalypsosThe good:
-- There is nothing about Brittany that is not perfect. Okay, except for her teeth.
-- Loved Kurt's skirt ensemble.
-- I may have laughed at the Christopher Cross thing if only because I really do have "Sailing" on my MP3 player purely for the cheese factor. (I usually lose it at "The canvas can do miracles," because, HONESTLY.)
-- ... um, I like Britney's music? (I do, completely unapologetically. There's nothing wrong with pop music, seriously, and a lot of her stuff is great to exercise to.)
The bad:
-- Characters I would have no problem seeing be creamed by a bus: Will, Terri, Rachel, Finn and sometimes Artie when he's being particularly weird about Tina.
-- Emma completely ruined my inner complaint that the Britney song integrations were lousy and would have been done better on "Kids Incorporated" by actually mentioning "Kids Incorporated."
-- Kurt fights for Britney music all episode only to not get a solo? What the hell?
-- I agree with Brittany that she should have all of the solos, not because I genuinely believe she should (God knows there are plenty of characters on this show getting dicked out of solos), but because I ranked her versus Rachel during the episode and it ended up, by order of whose talents are the best:
1. Heather's dancing
2. Lea's singing
3. Heather's comedic timing
4. Heather's singing
5. Lea's comedic timing
6. Lea's dancing
Which means Heather wins, obvs.
-- I still can't figure out what Coach Bieste's personality is supposed to be. I want to like her, but they're making it awfully hard to figure out if I'm supposed to.
-- The complaints about Britney Spears not being a good role model kinda bugged. I'm of the school that making only people who've never screwed up or gone through hard times into role models sets kids to feel that if they screw up, that's it, they're done. And I don't mean a screw up as in your mom dying or your family is poor or the usual hard times role models are SUPPOSED to go through. I mean, like, the stress gets to you and you get wasted and shave your head and end up hanging out with a paparazzo before you go, OH MY GOD WHAT THE FUCK AM I DOING, and clean up your act. You know, like what you wish Lindsay Lohan would do every time you see her in the news.
-- ... plot?
-- There is nothing about Brittany that is not perfect. Okay, except for her teeth.
-- Loved Kurt's skirt ensemble.
-- I may have laughed at the Christopher Cross thing if only because I really do have "Sailing" on my MP3 player purely for the cheese factor. (I usually lose it at "The canvas can do miracles," because, HONESTLY.)
-- ... um, I like Britney's music? (I do, completely unapologetically. There's nothing wrong with pop music, seriously, and a lot of her stuff is great to exercise to.)
The bad:
-- Characters I would have no problem seeing be creamed by a bus: Will, Terri, Rachel, Finn and sometimes Artie when he's being particularly weird about Tina.
-- Emma completely ruined my inner complaint that the Britney song integrations were lousy and would have been done better on "Kids Incorporated" by actually mentioning "Kids Incorporated."
-- Kurt fights for Britney music all episode only to not get a solo? What the hell?
-- I agree with Brittany that she should have all of the solos, not because I genuinely believe she should (God knows there are plenty of characters on this show getting dicked out of solos), but because I ranked her versus Rachel during the episode and it ended up, by order of whose talents are the best:
1. Heather's dancing
2. Lea's singing
3. Heather's comedic timing
4. Heather's singing
5. Lea's comedic timing
6. Lea's dancing
Which means Heather wins, obvs.
-- I still can't figure out what Coach Bieste's personality is supposed to be. I want to like her, but they're making it awfully hard to figure out if I'm supposed to.
-- The complaints about Britney Spears not being a good role model kinda bugged. I'm of the school that making only people who've never screwed up or gone through hard times into role models sets kids to feel that if they screw up, that's it, they're done. And I don't mean a screw up as in your mom dying or your family is poor or the usual hard times role models are SUPPOSED to go through. I mean, like, the stress gets to you and you get wasted and shave your head and end up hanging out with a paparazzo before you go, OH MY GOD WHAT THE FUCK AM I DOING, and clean up your act. You know, like what you wish Lindsay Lohan would do every time you see her in the news.
-- ... plot?
