"Homer, listen carefully. John's a ho-mo" "Right." "Sexual." "Aaaahhh!"

"You may be the chancellor but I'm the one in charge". Hot damn, that last scene was awesome. If last week's ending filled me with dread, this one was the opposite. I'm still pumped up about it.

Damn Men in Refrigerators syndrome.

Well he could have had mumps then. The doctor forgot to check because he was distracted by what was literally the biggest penis he had ever seen.

I had forgotten about Grant Gustin being on Glee until he started singing and I instantly remembered how much I hated his Glee character. He does have a great voice though.

"Now no one gets popcorn". Questlove totally stole the show in his 15 seconds of screentime.

I was more moved by Donna getting everyone to call Garry by his real name than I was by Ron and Leslie's reconciliation. Probably because I actually didn't see that one coming.

These episodes felt like when I would watch TV and movies in dreams (Yes, I do that. I'm not very exciting). They made little to no logical sense, they went on several really odd digressions (including Figgins sister and Office Deaf School Choir Guy) and they seemed to drop or forget about plot points at random as if…

I haven't seen the episode yet (or read the review) but this F Grade only makes me want to watch it more. Because F-level Glee is still oddly entertaining in an "Oh God. What the hell is happening and why can't I stop watching this?!" way (Except for Shooting Star. Shooting Star was the worst.).

I really like what a long memory this show has. It would be really easy to ignore stuff like the ring of fire killing all those grounders or Wells' murder or all the people who were killed on the Ark for convenience sake, but by continuing to reference this stuff, it helps it all feel more weighty and important than…

Interesting article. The songs are one of my favourite parts of this show. Though I'm still waiting for the Soundtrack they promised months ago.

I watched Wet Hot American Summer for the first time a few days ago, mostly because the news about this Netflix revival had made me curious. I was surprised that I had somehow never seen or heard of it before, especially since so many people I like were involved with it and I spent several years working at a summer…

Not necessarily. Remember that time when Quinn hooked up with Santana for some reason?

Glee isn't going to stop until every possible potential character combination has kissed, are they? They're probably going to bring back Jesse St. James just so he can make out with Tina or something.

The mention of an Ice Nation got me stoked all over again for this show's third season pick-up. For as far as we've come from the beginning of the show, it just seems like there's so much more of this world and society to explore and discover.

I knew that was coming the moment they mentioned a hot new milk alternative but it still made me laugh hard. Especially the kicker that a gallon is 60 dollars.

Inititally when the prison transport truck stopped, I assumed it was the Reverse Flash breaking them out for some purpose, but having it be Golden Glider is a much more interesting choice. At this rate, I expect the whole gang of Rogues to be in operation by the end of the season.

"I saw you pouring your heart and soul into this business and getting nowhere. I saw you desperately trying to cram one more salty treat into America's already bloated snackhole. So I did what I could. I did what any loving husband would do! I reached out to some violent mobsters!"

You say that now, until we wind up with a third Britney Spears episode or something.

Way back when Glee began, I was so charmed by the pilot that I did something stupid: I vowed to watch every episode. And for some dumb reason, I kept that stupid vows. Through highs and lows, through derailing old characters and introducing boring new ones, through dumb storylines about school shootings and not…