Was Glee Good?

It's time for the prom! Well, it's time for a convoluted series of events leading up to a Glee-themed prom, which is kind of the same thing. Jonathan Groff wears a really thin scarf, Quinn's dress is [spoiler alert!], and we finally learn who Christina Perri is.

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This week, Lily, Robbie, and Liz continue to confuse one Midwestern state for another despite being 66% Midwesterners themselves. Also: Kristin Chenoweth is back and immediately going to Broadway, baby! Santana wears two pairs of overalls! Emma washes her grapes offscreen! Wow!

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This week, neither Lily, Robbie, nor Liz want to be prom queen, and we're the only ones. Also: brief interludes for Broadway musicals and a very nice TNT drama about a comforting therapist. Also: bad hats. It's quite an episode! 90 minutes, baby!

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This week, on Glee: a "Night of Neglect" that is somehow both about Glee's obvious and pointed neglect of Mercedes without being about that at all, an anti-Will Schuester club that somehow is not formed exclusively by the makers of this podcast, and Gwyneth Paltrow is STILL HERE, bay-bee. Also, we finally get into a backlog of fan mail and critical Glee news.

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We're trying something new this week! It's not original songs, which is what Glee is trying. Unlike original songs, our new thing is cool (we think?). Also new: a sexy bird funeral, a history of pop punk as told by a former thirteen-year-old, and Quinn Fabray Might Be a Person, Briefly. 

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This week, on Glee: the goop is BACK, and she’s ready to tell you what sex is. More importantly, she’s ready to dress you up in a wide legged denim and a big white blouse and make you gay with the power of Stevie Nicks. Also: Blaine ruins sex by singing Neon Trees in an abandoned warehouse, Mr. Schue ruins sex by singing a tango version of a Prince song, and Burt Hummel is the only person who knows what sex is.

 

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It's Very Special Episode week on Glee! This time: alcohol, and how it's bad. But maybe: fun? Also, Rachel has a very relateable crisis about feeling boring, Blaine worries he might like women but then realizes he doesn't, and we go to a cowboy bar for some reason.

 

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This week it's Bieber-Fever: Glee style, which is to say only kind of and when they remember. Also: Ryan Murphy's mental health, M.R.A. Artie, and our speculations about Bogey and Bacall's sexting. And could someone please tell us how to pronounce "Dierks."

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This week on Glee: a Mr. Schue assignment that is both an immoral thing to ask of your teenage students and also completely inconsequential to the actual song choices made in the episode!

 

Plus: Cory Monteith makes the bold character decision to play an extremely sexual adult man instead of a teen, Kurt and Blaine make us feel real emotions, and a terrible Lauren Zizes plot comes into our homes, removes our brains from our skulls, and drops them right into hell.

 

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We’re back! Happy new year!!! It's sports night on Was Glee Good?!!!!! We're here with the second-ever post-Super Bowl episode, and we're talkin' football. Mostly about how it’s a bad and dangerous sport and once it made Robbie cry.

 

Plus: some very convoluted chronology, the complete absence of Quinn’s inner life, and Lily proves herself once again to be the jock of the podcast.

 

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