Comments on: ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ in ‘Glee’

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By: Tricia829

Tricia829 — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:37:13 +0000

Less Christian-bashing and more Kristen Chenowith- she was fantastic!

By: David Ehrenstein

David Ehrenstein — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:23:37 +0000

It's quite a complex showif you stop and think about it. A comedy with mutiple characters and plot strands plus msuical numbers. That's a lot of balls to keep juggling in mid-air. I also appreciate the fact that the gay teenager is played by an actual gay teenager -- which I comment on HERE!

By: cackcon

cackcon — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:51:47 +0000

Some folks are also hitting on my points, but it's worth elaboration.

Let's see, the two biggest villains include a hypocritical Christian girl and an overly-right-wing fanatic cheerleading coach.

The main character? Oh, he refers the Christian girl to Planned Parenthood. Nice touch, that.

I've still been tuning in, but eventually the tired anti-conservative shtick wears thin. It won't be long before I'm over it.

And yes, it's not as entertaining as it promised to be with the pilot. I think the show's weakness rests in not knowing whether to keep up a fast comedic pace or to drag out its dramatic storylines. Caught in between, it becomes quite uneven.

Would've made a better feature length film–something along the lines of Dodgeball?

By: Judi

Judi — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:30:26 +0000

I loved the pilot! I thought the show was original and offered something different. However, I was very disappointed with how perverted it got in the season premiere…I watched with my 17 year old daughter and I had to keep saying to her.."Now, you know that is wrong behavior…." The show does not need the sexual content…it is funnier without it. Those sexual parts are not even funny and they bring the show down. The weird "Abstinence Dance" was totally offensive…and the club should be "chastity club", not "celibacy club." Celibacy is taking a vow never to have sex…chastity is waiting till marriage. I am sure the shows are already filmed for the season…but I think we should write the producers!!

By: Mari

Mari — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:15:34 +0000

It bothers me the way they portray abstinence. The girls in the group all dress in their little tiny skirts and think it's funny to tease. That isn't the way most kids who are abstinent behave. Of all the kids I knew in high school and college who chose not to have sex (and I knew alot of them), none formed little clubs and made a big deal of it. They believed that waiting til marriage was right, and they behaved with decorum, not wearing slutty clothes or trying to push the envelope and tease each other. The ones that mean what they say don't behave like that.

By: Mari

Mari — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:10:16 +0000

Exactly what I thought. He'll be there during the birth, why wouldn't he? Does she seriously think she can fake deliver at the right time and the get the hospital to pull some girl's baby out like it's hers? And the teen girl, so mercenary that she claims the baby belongs to the kid she think will make more money, absolutely makes me sick. 18+ years of ponying up for a kid that isn't his is not funny at all.

By: maatkare

maatkare — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:46:25 +0000

Well, while there's some stuff I do enjoy on NPR, nothing makes me run 'screamingly' to change the station like Keillor's treacly-oh-so-folksy-glop.

By: Old_Tom

Old_Tom — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:34:04 +0000

Fair enough. We'll let the people decide. I give it 11 weeks tops.

By the way, lots of women like gay stuff. Look at "Sex in the City"…