Santeria
Lieutenant Commander
If that's the criteria, I think most of the cast is similarly afflicted.
Glee: Season 3 Discussion/Premiere preview clip
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If that's the criteria, I think most of the cast is similarly afflicted.
Since what you know about the show seems to come from secondhand sources, how would you know?
Did someone say it was right??? Doing the wrong thing and having to deal with the consequences is an on going theme in the show.
Santeria
Lieutenant Commander
What exactly makes you say that?
It's not my fault you don't remember the scenes with Kristin Chenoweth or Puck's activities since the very first season (when he would have been 14-15).
Talk about wallowing in ignorance.
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I don't know if I would say "most" people but, yeah, there are far too many who don't understand the term. It's part of the reason we have idiocy like eighteen year old kids being branded lifetime sex offenders for having relations with their sixteen year old girlfriends/boyfriends.
Yeah, I did forget that one. So that's it? One episode?
Santeria
Lieutenant Commander
And ignorance rears its ugly head again.
No, it's been multiple episodes, from every season. Hence the last part of the quote. You know, the part after the word "or."
Enlighten me. I await more examples of older women having orgies with the football team, statutory rape and teacher fucking.
For what its worth the age of consent in Ohio is 16. Puck would have been 16 at the start of season one, since he is 18 at the start of season three. I'd have to assume Puck had to repeat a grade or started school late since most students are 17 at the start of senior year. Looks like Puck's clients might be off the hook.
They have fulled around, but they aren't dating. That's what Santana wants but it has never developed, though Brittiny has given Santana lots of hints that she would certainly consider it.
Just like in season one all they need to do is get a couple warm bodies for the back ground. All I can say is it isn't ignored by the writers (which actually surprises me).
Well, Puck did tell that one opposing football player that he (Puck) slept with the guy’s mother after cleaning her pool (an interesting euphemism). The guy didn’t believe Puck until Puck commented on the “Star Wars bedsheets,” at which time, the guy’s reaction proved the truth of the issue. Gotta admit, I laughed at that.
You're healthy if, as a boy, you want to sleep with your friends fit parents.
You're adventurous if you actually try.
And they're drunk, depressed or amoral if they actually take you up on it.
You're adventurous if you actually try.
And they're drunk, depressed or amoral if they actually take you up on it.
Santeria
Lieutenant Commander
You've already been proven wrong. Deal with it and move on.
So one of the songs in tonight's episode is Red Solo Cup, which right now is Toby Keith's brand new song. Is this a record for the show to get a song that is pretty much fresh out of the box into the show in such a short time? As for the song, I hate it, but it could be fun on Glee. I am also surprised that with tonight being the sectionals episode, there are only four songs.
Anyone wondering when “Rory’s 7 episode storyline arc” will start? Aside from a couple of songs, he’s now relegated to listening to others sing. Not a problem. The whole show is sliding.
Where Sue was amusing and/or funny before, now she’s an annoying bitch. She mistreats people left and right, threatens them--with apparent intent on carrying out many of the threats--but when reality hits, she’s all apologetic. I’m referring to Santana in particular. Sue bitched all about her, was ready to use anyone to further herself politically, but when her opponent says he’s outing Santana, Sue turns to mush. Geez! That kinda heel-turn is not realistic even for a tv character.
Maybe the show was just something that started so high, it really had nowhere to go but down.
Where Sue was amusing and/or funny before, now she’s an annoying bitch. She mistreats people left and right, threatens them--with apparent intent on carrying out many of the threats--but when reality hits, she’s all apologetic. I’m referring to Santana in particular. Sue bitched all about her, was ready to use anyone to further herself politically, but when her opponent says he’s outing Santana, Sue turns to mush. Geez! That kinda heel-turn is not realistic even for a tv character.
Maybe the show was just something that started so high, it really had nowhere to go but down.
doubleohfive
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Anybody else see the news item today about Glee recreating/redoing the "Star Wars Holiday Special" next week?
Yeah, she's really all over the place. Lots of shows have taken their most villainous character and softened them up to be more of a regular. (Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer comes instantly to mind.) That happened really early with Sue. Then it seemed like the writers regretted that, so they started really backpedaling with her, and it doesn't work. She's had so many extra, sympathetic layers added to the character that it doesn't make sense for her to be such a raging supervillain anymore. There are too many instances where she'll go for over-the-top villainy when previous episodes indicate that she should certainly know better by now. They need to tone it down; make her well-meaning but inadvertantly rude & tactless in an ultimately harmless way (like Spike or Cordelia during their later seasons on Buffy or Rimmer on Red Dwarf).
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