how likely is it that parks gets renewed? anyone?

also, a world where neither Blaine nor Quinn exists sounds better than Glee reality

also, a world where neither Blaine nor Quinn exists sounds better than Glee reality

Wow, Brandon, I can't believe you gave this virtually the same grade as last week? I guess we just have very different views on the NY/Lima side. I'm interested in what Todd would have given this episode.
Individual breakdown:
Artie scene: Kevin McHale was cute, and Feliz Navidad was cracky fun, but I'm so glad that we…

Wow, Brandon, I can't believe you gave this virtually the same grade as last week? I guess we just have very different views on the NY/Lima side. I'm interested in what Todd would have given this episode.
Individual breakdown:
Artie scene: Kevin McHale was cute, and Feliz Navidad was cracky fun, but I'm so glad that we…

Todd!! I'm so curious as to what you thought about the rest of the ep.

Todd!! I'm so curious as to what you thought about the rest of the ep.

I'm also really curious to hear what Todd thought, if he watched the ep!

I'm also really curious to hear what Todd thought, if he watched the ep!

Wow Brandon, I approached this episode completely differently.
The Brittany and Sam stuff was clearly silly, but I didn't pay much attention to the Ohio side at all because of the wonderfulness of the NY performances. (Sidenote- I don't know how to look at my past posts, but I'm always positive I used the Bentsen line…

Wow Brandon, I approached this episode completely differently.
The Brittany and Sam stuff was clearly silly, but I didn't pay much attention to the Ohio side at all because of the wonderfulness of the NY performances. (Sidenote- I don't know how to look at my past posts, but I'm always positive I used the Bentsen line…

I, too, was pleasantly surprised by this episode. The premise and the cuts were obviously ridiculous, but this did feel more absurd and cracky season-1-esque without the emotional torment that has been weighing it down for years. Now they need to remind themselves how to do emotionally powerful without bludgeoning us…

I, too, was pleasantly surprised by this episode. The premise and the cuts were obviously ridiculous, but this did feel more absurd and cracky season-1-esque without the emotional torment that has been weighing it down for years. Now they need to remind themselves how to do emotionally powerful without bludgeoning us…

also, how did they do like 100 grease songs BUT NOT WE GO TOGETHER??

also, how did they do like 100 grease songs BUT NOT WE GO TOGETHER??

also, the flashbacks only emphasize the truckloads of makeup Lea Michele is now wearing.

also, the flashbacks only emphasize the truckloads of makeup Lea Michele is now wearing.

or that this show is full of former fans who overanalyze its decline

or that this show is full of former fans who overanalyze its decline

This show is, at its core, male-centric and aimed at lionizing the male hero. it always has been— just look at the two pregnancies in Season 1 as evidence this has been happening the whole time. A hilarious and inadvertent extension of the classic literary trope of male anxiety with female reproduction.
The show has…