I get the impulse to love it, I just don't think that a show inherently focussed on being a drama can sustain for as long as people seem to suggest it will. Besides, at least on Glee the original songs are overproduced pop nightmares that are just as listenable as half the songs they cover. I don't even want to think…

I kinda hope this is going to be an Abed-on-Community thing where she ends up being missing for a whole episode, and in the next one, when someone asks her about it, we learn she's actually been in disguise and has been having adventures in the background.

My money is on an episode somewhere between 11 and 15 having a song called "My Feelings!" with stellar lyrics like "I wish I could reveal my feelings! The emotional feelings that I have a a rising star!" Glee can sustain because it's inherently silly, so it will always be entertaining enough to watch even when it's…

I challenge the 'Every Magazine!' undermining, if only because what are the alternatives? The fact that Dianna Agron looks her age doesn't make her that qualified to dispense advice. It's probably better that a girl like Quinn at least cites magazines than TV or the Internet. Or her Dad. Who wants advice from Quinn's…

This episode was actually pretty great, with the real notable exception of the video recreations. I can forgive Bad, but there was no reason for Scream. I'm all for indulgent TV, and I enjoyed Scream… up until the point where it was so goddamn obvious they could have cut it. From there, I couldn't help but think "wow…

Fall Pratt's Pratfall vs. Pratt-Fall's Pratfall. Never have I been more torn about a hypothetical renaming.

I kinda wish Chris Pratt's name was Fall Pratt.

Fun fact:
The episode where Quinn's family finds out about her pregnancy features Mr Fabray telling her that "He doesn't even recognise her anymore". It's unlikely that this was planned (let's face it), but it retroactively seems that much more heartbreaking.