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glee meme: five otps | Rachel Berry/Jesse St.James

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"The episode was going to feature Chewbacca! I love Chewbacca! But I hated “Extraordinary Merry Christmas.” Hated, hated, hated, hated, hated, haaaaaaaaaated it, to quote Roger Ebert, more or less. Last week in the comments, I said that I doubted I’d ever give the show another F because I didn’t foresee any episode being worse than the Rocky Horror episode from last year, and I believe the F should be reserved for episodes that aren’t just bad but legitimately the worst I believe that show will ever produce. In short, unless an episode of this show beat out Rocky Horror, I was going to go with a D or D-. Something would need to be so execrable, so abysmal that it would have trouble getting to the air to get that grade. I doubted that would ever happen. Well, here we are. Happy, Chewbacca? This episode made me physically angry. It made me so mad that I felt like taking it out on one of my kittens. And, I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but this is sort of the opposite of what Christmas should be all about, Charlie Brown."

It’s almost worth it to still watch Glee so I can fully enjoy Todd VanDerWerff’s reviews every week, good lord.

(Source: The A.V. Club)

"And here we arrive at the main problem with “I Kissed a Girl” - it denied Santana her place as the hero of her own storyline. She did not get a say in any of this. The episode and the characters in it treated Santana like a project - she was someone to be encouraged, to have the show’s message (be yourself; only good things can come of it!) forced on her without any indication that it would actually be helpful to her. And when it worked, she basically said, “Thanks, guys! Guess I was just being a bitch.” Boys sang to her about how awesome she is, which of course speaks to the rich history of boys singing to girls on Glee to either a) win them over or b) make it all better. This is just another awful instance of girls being objects to the male subject in this show."

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"Seriously, what’s up with Puck’s hair? I usually save this sort of thing for the stray observations, but good God, who on Earth thought having him grow the mohawk out and occasionally spike little bits of it up and then also grow it slightly down his neck so it looks like he has a rattail was a good idea? I assume this was all Mark Salling’s idea on some level, since I highly doubt there’s a hairstylist in Hollywood who would do this of their own volition unless they secretly hated him or something, but the whole thing is becoming weirdly horrifying. When he’s on screen, I have to force myself to stop staring at the Lovecraftian beast spouting forth from his head and pay attention to what’s going on in the scene because… just try and stop looking at it, would you? It’s practically impossible! It’s like a Tribble is eating his head but just the center of it or like he’s the end result of that storyline in “22 Short Films About Springfield” where Lisa gets the bubblegum in her hair, if Lisa somehow grew up into a 35-year-old man who was still attending high school (and I think the show’s trying to sell him as a junior now or something?)."

from The AV Club’s review for Glee’s horrid “I Kissed a Girl” episode

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"I am really disappointed in Dianna Agron" →

shipwreckers:

I get that she was trying to be supportive and I believe her heart was in the right place, but a straight woman wearing a t shirt that says ‘likes girls’ is gross. I don’t care if the women in your life are important to you; that’s not what the shirt was implying and you know…

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