I was crying like a baby. Absolutely floored. The acting was superb, especially on Monteith's end.

Fuck you, Glee, for making me cry. I'm not actually supposed to give a shit about you.

Fuck you, Glee, for making me cry. I'm not actually supposed to give a shit about you.

Right. Glee is supposed to be entertainment. That's how teens view it. Although Ryan Murphy insists on turning it into an afterschool special, teens don't understand that. The mid-season finale was so jarring, but the impact was momentary. And now we see that Quinn got off pretty easy considering the circumstances,…

@avclub-7cf8d5b2bafa3bd7fb4ea254febf6308:disqus Are you forgetting how genuinely stupid Ryan Murphy is? I agree that it's a pretty stupid idea, but it's not at all unlike Ryan Murphy's signature brand of douchebaggery.

Because Bomer came out as gay a month or so ago. And now this gay actor is playing a character called Cooper Anderson. It's pretty blatant to me. 

This is potentially insensitive but oh well. Does anybody see the irony in the fact that Sue—who is well over 45 by the looks of it—is having a baby when she had a sister who suffered from Down Syndrome? I hate to drop some realism into Glee's world but it is a very huge risk. Why would she even take it? I get no…

At least put her in coma, and have her be a vegetable for a few episodes. Then decide whether she'll miraculously wake up or to pull the plug. Someone mentioned Jason Street above. Do you remember how long it took for him to even get out of bed? Several episodes. Maybe more than half the season. And that guy wasn't…

Imagine was deaf people. That's why I mentioned it. He hasn't covered blind people. WAIT. Totally awesome episode idea. Puck makes an offensive Helen Keller joke and Will decides to teach everyone a lesson. The band will perform selections from Beethoven's collection and the club will learn to ballroom dance. Add in…

That would be interesting, but I think Ryan Murphy has deluded himself into thinking that the teens who watch the show actually come away with some lesson learned after each episode. My sister is a teenager, and she watches Glee religiously. She called me totally freaked out and traumatized after the midseason finale…

So they're covering all of their disability bases, huh? Wheelchairs, deaf people, blind people. Ryan Murphy really isn't scared of pissing an entire community off, is he?

Subtlety is hardly Glee's strong suit.

Oh dear Mr. Murphy, when will you learn that PSAs are never, ever going to significantly impact the cognitive abilities of the average teenage driver?

C'mon, you compare how President Obama speaks and Romney speaks, Obama is clearly far more intelligent.

That show was treated horribly by ABC. I sorta wish that NBC would treat The Office that horribly so we don't have to witness another epic fail season by Lieberstein and Co.

He's awkward with senior citizens, but cops? The guy can't even get two words in around cops. At least he can finish a sentence, which in a way makes his interactions with Ned Jones even funnier than with the various cops.

I think he's as lost as Mitt Romney on the issues and about as dumb as Santorum. I mean, Romney's not Einstein's nephew, but Santorum is on another planet. I think the character is a jab at the sorry GOP field in general, grabbing traits from each nominee. I guess the whole sexing up some skank in a foreign country…

I'm naming my first child Perdrick L. Hapley, boy or girl.

COMPLETELY. The past four summers I've interned at various places around the Hill, and she represents everything wrong about it. Part of it wasn't even funny because it was so realistic.

Mine was Ron's, "Nonsense. We are close friends."