I like how Mike and Mercedes can afford to just randomly miss school, fly back to their hometown and help out with a school play for a few episodes. Yeah, that seems realistic. (Almost as realistic as Rachel complaining how she can't afford clothes anymore, yet she takes a last minute flight to break up with Finn in…

I think them talking to Beiste was their attempt at couples counselling,

I think them talking to Beiste was their attempt at couples counselling,

I didn't laugh, but I certainly rolled my eyes. Everytime the show brings up how a character "learned what it meant to be a man" from one of the other shitty problematic characters I have to groan. It's not meaningful, it's not deep, and no one cares about "what it means to be a man" on Glee.

I didn't laugh, but I certainly rolled my eyes. Everytime the show brings up how a character "learned what it meant to be a man" from one of the other shitty problematic characters I have to groan. It's not meaningful, it's not deep, and no one cares about "what it means to be a man" on Glee.

It is really unsettling. The show's complete rewrite of all the problematic things Finn does in order to pretend, at the end of the day, the show had a "hero" is incredibly annoying and offensive. Dude publicly outs someone, and then blackmails them into coming out to their friends and is treated as a hero for this.…

It is really unsettling. The show's complete rewrite of all the problematic things Finn does in order to pretend, at the end of the day, the show had a "hero" is incredibly annoying and offensive. Dude publicly outs someone, and then blackmails them into coming out to their friends and is treated as a hero for this.…

Because he's a generally shitty person who does shitty things and then immediately after the show heralds him as a leader and a great human being (that's why he bothers me anyway)

Because he's a generally shitty person who does shitty things and then immediately after the show heralds him as a leader and a great human being (that's why he bothers me anyway)

Yeah, the portrayal of Unique thus far feels like a huge dose of Did Not Do The Research. They keep conflating drag with being transgender as well as with a lot of other gender spectrum things. As of this episode though, I believe Unique is trans and not just a drag persona (basing this on Finn's line to Figgins "If…

Yeah, the portrayal of Unique thus far feels like a huge dose of Did Not Do The Research. They keep conflating drag with being transgender as well as with a lot of other gender spectrum things. As of this episode though, I believe Unique is trans and not just a drag persona (basing this on Finn's line to Figgins "If…

The thing that bothers me with the PSA stuff is that Glee always feels it needs to have a villain for their PSAs. Sue needs to be anti-trans so that Glee can get a hamfisted message across, even tho this conflicts with what we have seen of Sue thus far and has no rhyme or reason to it. Apparently Glee can't seem to…

The thing that bothers me with the PSA stuff is that Glee always feels it needs to have a villain for their PSAs. Sue needs to be anti-trans so that Glee can get a hamfisted message across, even tho this conflicts with what we have seen of Sue thus far and has no rhyme or reason to it. Apparently Glee can't seem to…

i don't know. the way he was talking about it to sam and his song choice made him seem the victim. i really wish a character would have just been like "dude, YOU cheated on him" at some point.

i don't know. the way he was talking about it to sam and his song choice made him seem the victim. i really wish a character would have just been like "dude, YOU cheated on him" at some point.

Well, I'd consider Unique still a new character given how she only had like two episodes last season, but other than that, yeah, kinda agree.

Well, I'd consider Unique still a new character given how she only had like two episodes last season, but other than that, yeah, kinda agree.

I suppose it's possible he could have been referring to the "attemptive rape then chopped off her legs" scene?

I suppose it's possible he could have been referring to the "attemptive rape then chopped off her legs" scene?

He thought that was shocking, really? I wasn't mentioning it because I thought it was shocking, I just thought it was hilariously absurd. Like, I was laughing during that scene and thinking "Yup, that's AHS for you."