Glee's a Bit Overstuffed

I've realized that I'm definitely in the minority who doesn't care to watch Glee whether on DVD, iTunes, Hulu, or Tuesday evenings at home. Oh sure, I',ll check it out every once in a while, but with this 90 minute episode in the works later this month, it's best for me to stay away. For those people who are interested, the new 90-episode, possible ratings-hit, is all about accepting who we are through the music of Lady gaga. Why haven't she been covered recently? How should I know? All I'm trying to figure out is why would Fox want this episode to be 90 minutes rather than the original one-hour format (pretty much 45+ minutes without commercials).

Is the network desperate for more attention? It's been getting quite enough with this cash cow. My complaints about the show have been as follows:

1) Not enough original songs (which was, then, fixed recently with songs such as 'Loser Like Me' which sounds like more creativity might have been used for the lyrics than both the lyrics AND the song titles).

2) I could care less about the story especially when the show continued to deal with Kurt coming out of the closet which dragged on more than Riley's coming out and rejection of being gay in Degrassi.

Would you watch the 90-minuted 'Lady Gaga' themed episode? Comment below and tell me what you think. 

If anyone interested in reading more about the plot synopsis, check it out here.

Biggs Not Big on the Pole, Vanity Fair's Going Down the Hole

I'm SO late with all of these stories that has appeared recently! First the Vanessa Hudgens photos and Usher sex tape. Now we have Vanity Fair apologizing for a gay slur and Jason Biggs not into pole-dancing. Riiiiight, and Biggs wasn't into having sex with a pie either.

 

First up, let's get into the pole dancing story. I have a friend who's planning to take some courses in this exercise format to, not only to become slimmer but also to build more self-confidence and also please her men. Now think about Jason's situation. He claims that his OCD makes him unable to get into the act. So for an actor who really was nervous and unsure about how to get a girl in the first American Pie only to, not only mess around with a pie, like I've said before, but scored himself an online girlfriend who ended up in the hands of another nerd in the sequel. If my friend's boyfriend was like him, while it would take the fun out of pole dancing, she would understand. Not everything thinks that going down on a pole is good exercise besides the ol' 'going down the pole' if you know what I mean. *winks* I would have been into it but hey, I hope that Biggs and his wife can come up with a compromise where they can work on pleasing each other in the bed room along with the wife, Jenny Mollen, coming up with other ways to get fit.

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Next, we have to deal with Glee being in the news again. Known for themes that have been seen in other teen dramas such as teen pregnancy, bullying, and coming out of the closet, Vanity Fair issued an apology after their gay editor composed the 'Gay Guide to Glee' section when he used the common said f-word when describing the homosexual characters featured in the show. All I can say is this: if you're gay, don't you think the last thing you need to say, in any column, conversation, or even movie review, is a derogatory term that so many people have seen as offensive. Even when Spill.com used it in one of their movie reviews, while it was said in a comical fashion, most people will think that you're coming in attack to the GLBT (or however you organize these letters) community.

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