User Reviews

This show is not always the best, even the people who watch this show will tell you that, but its actors and producers and writers do not deserve to be belittled for how the content is presented or how you felt about it. I disagree wholeheartedly with your opinion, lekud26, but I respect your right to say what you please. I hope your daughter gets all her lessons from the realistic show "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" and not "Glee" whose content is never taken seriously by it's viewers. And I am disgusted with you for saying that the people who watch this show are not intelligent, because you would be sorely mistaken.

When Glee is bad, it's terrible, I'll give you that. It takes itself too seriously and tries to send out "relevant messages" that it really shouldn't. But when it's good, when it is just Glee, a campy, silly show, it can be one of the best things.

I happened across this episode recently and watched it for 10 excruciating minutes. I have no idea why anyone thinks this is a 'superior' series - the so-called acting was non-existent, the 'stage-production' scene was awful, and the pathetic fake crowd screaming applause bizarre. My daughter's Grade 9 modern dance class is far superior to the poor timing shown by the cast (even with ridiculous 5 second editing cuts). These 'actors' and 'producers' get paid for this stuff? I despair if this is what USA TV has fallen to. What is the point of putting a fake character in a wheelchair on the stage? Simply to try to make the episode look twee so that the idiots that watch American Idols watch this rubbish. Compared to the realism of "The Secret Life of American Teenager" this is not even fake entertainment - it should make any intelligent person cringe with horror.