Yeah…he tread lightly on Santana until the wedding, and then gave HALF of that Very Special Episode to Porcelain and Closet Grease. And then she vanished. And Quinn? Come on. She's been like a mute walk on for seasons now.

Plus…once you accept that the business we call show rewards people randomly, it makes more sense. There's no reason…NONE…why the dude playing Artie doesn't have a record contract but someone like Bieber does. Or that Ashley Simpson is famous. Or that Amber Riley doesn't seem to have anything lined up with that voice…

I think Chord Overstreet looks like either Huey, Dewey or Louey, or else a vagina with eyes.

He's been living a rough life, working down at the docks. Lots of semen.

Well, plastic surgery doesn't exactly detract from talent, although it may be hard to look at.

…and there are a lot of "successful" creative people who don't have talent! Also, a lot of "failed" creative people working in other, perhaps less idealized creative fields, like advertising (like me.)

I certainly applaud it's effort, but I'm uncertain if the execution was necessarily better or worse for gays.

Seems like most of the expected ones have moved on to good stuff. Morrison as a lead in a new B'Way musical is a terrific move for him, for example. And if Michele brings the level of talent she reminded us all she had tonight (first half) to Scream Queens, she'll be fine. (There's no reason to think that show won't…

And chocolate, strawberry and skim people.

Naya does love the gays. Sorry, I'm such a bitch. And yes, I know it's stereotyping, but basically every male actor on that series pings giant gay to my eyes. The lube budget for the CW on that set must be huge.

Oy. Between Gustin and the dude who plays Eddie, there's already WAY too much Gay Face and Gay Voice going on at The Flash. Adding Criss would implode that delicate balance and smother the show in perceived closeted homosexuality. It will be like watching Batman.

No shit, captain, oh captain of obviousness.

We're grading on a curve, right?

I think if Montieth was sober, Murphy wouldn't have had an issue. And perhaps I'm being unfair: Montieth has nothing as embarrassing on film as Boreanaz doing the worlds hootiest and worstiest Irish accent (SEVERAL times, on Buffy AND Angel!)

To be fair, Michele and her character were at the very center of Glee from the very first episode, so it's not merely "good books" that kept her reading, so to speak. And Agron, at least on this show, was ALWAYS going to be the lesser star (I'm kind of amazed she's famous at all, having no talent to speak of. She's…

Ola. Bienvenidos a internet,

I'm OK with that one. DSB is basically Glee's theme music. It's their "I'll Be There For You."

And not Brando Eaton's toned, hot ass.

Unpretty/I Feel Pretty, bitches!

Battlestar's ending involved a choice and no reaction to said choice, which was infuriating. But that was 5 minutes out of 150.