Chris Colfer Reviews, Interviews & More
As per usual, Glee's season finale closed with a competitive spirit. In "All Or Nothing," the New Directions headed to Regionals, taking along a bunch of drama. The writers tried to tie up some loose ends, but ultimately left us with more questions than answers.
Glee went full Stevie Wonder last night. Aside from covers of "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours" and "Higher Ground," "Wonder-ful" was filled with good news. Some of the glee kids got accepted into the school of their dreams, while others see their entertainment careers advancing rapidly.Plus, Kate Hudson returns as Cassandra July, to once again...
This week's episode of Glee went unplugged. "Lights Out" depicted exactly that. The episode centered on a long power outage at McKinley High. While the New Directions are forced to make music with trash cans and bottles, creator Ryan Murphy made a statement about society's obsession with technology.
Several of Glee's characters are suffering from a broken heart. According to Mr. Schue, the best remedy for that kind of pain is... cinema! In last night's episode, the New Directions were told to perform songs from their favorite movies. "Girls (and Boys) On Film" featured a bunch of nods from the past, and a jazzy Tom Cruise tribute.
Last night, Glee proved that romance is dead or at least on this show. "I Do" might've been the most sexually-charged episode of the entire series. There were all types of hookups between old and new lovers, strangers and girlfriends. At some point, we thought we were watching Gossip Girl.
There was a lot attitude on last night's Glee, and rightfully so. "Diva" was full of confrontations, elaborate costumes and sassy fingers. Kurt, who just can't escape the haters/bullies, got into a "catfight" with Rachel. And the McKinley kids battled each other in another diva-off. This time, the underdog won.
Love Actually was the inspiration for last night's episode of Glee ("Glee Actually"). The writers took a chance, and instead of following a single narrative, played around with multiple storylines. One was even set in an alternative universe. There was also a feast of Holiday song covers, including a duet by every Gleek's favorite couple....
Rachel plans to make a comeback this week on “Glee” with the help of Brittany. She pays Brittany to dress like her in an attempt to make Rachel's style popular. Meanwhile, Sam starts a one-man band, called The Justin Bieber Experience, to impress Quinn. Will Rachel become popular? Will Sam's Justin Bieber tribute win Quinn's heart? Find out in our review…
Love is in the air as this week's “Glee” celebrates Valentine's Day early by setting up a kissing booth to raise funds for the club, creating relationship drama (as usual), and of course, performing some classic songs that are "Valentines-y." So Who fell in love and who fell apart? Find out in our review…
The "Glee Super Bowl" episode -- It just sounds wrong, doesn't it? Of all the shows in its repertoire, FOX made the bold, ironic choice to air "Glee" after the biggest, testosterone-fueled sporting event of the year. And THANK GOD, because I was just bored enough by time "The Sue Sylvester Shuffle" came on to think it was any good... at first.
The lack of developing story lines in "The Rocky Horror Glee Show" provided an open plot field for last night's episode entitled "Never Been Kissed," which found the New Directions crew pitted against each other in a 'guys versus girls' sing-off. This episode of "Glee" definitely offered up more drama and conflict than the last one- but at a cost.
Last week's episode, while it contained an interesting discussion of religion and had a few poignant moments, was almost completely devoid of the thing most Gleeks tune in for: fun! While its always good for a show like "Glee" to tackle more serious subjects, most viewers look forward to the whimsical, hilarious, and sometimes nonsensical joy that "Glee" can usually be counted on for.
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Another only so-so week for "Glee." The group seems to be becoming unpopular onscreen and if it doesn't get its act together possibly off screen. The first season may have been a blow up phenomenon but this season has left quite a bit to be desired. Though there definitely were some highlights to last nights show and of course another great Sue Sylvester moment.
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Tonight, "Glee" will take a break from their Britney Spears high of last week to focus on something a little more important -- faith. The show has tackled serious issues in the past like teen pregnancy, adoption, and body image, but belief in a higher power will be questioned when a life or death tragedy strikes close to home.
