We Serve It, Even When It's Hard To Swallow
“Glee” returned last night with “The Purple Piano Project,” the premiere episode of it’s third season. Still a relatively young show, “Glee” has never strayed from the fact that it’s a music single-pushing machine (the show is now the musical act with the most Billboard Hot 100 entries, with 156 as of date). But what happens when the ideas – and the music – begin to reach an end?
I was blubbering like Speaker John Boehner after last night’s Glee, minus the runny bronzer and grandpa handkerchief (gross!). It didn’t help that I was at a viewing party at a gay bar and had already downed a few rounds of 2-for-1 drinks, but I digress. “Funeral,” the penultimate episode of Glee’s second season, was [...]
The hilarious Jane Lynch (Sue Sylvester on Glee) is hosting this weekend’s Saturday Night Live and that makes me very happy! With her deadpan expressions and perfect comedic timing, I think Jane missed her true calling as a regular cast member on the weekly variety show. Watch the NBC promos here:
The wait is over Gleeks! Tonight is the season 2 premiere of Glee and it couldn’t have come soon enough. To set the mood, here are two sneak peeks of tonight’s episode. Enjoy! The new coach goes head-to-head with Sue and Shu A new scene from tonight’s episode Amazon.com Widgets
As a lead-up to the season 2 premiere of Glee on September 21, Fox is releasing a few clips of the raunchy rivalry between William McKinley High’s Mr. Schuester and Coach Sue Sylvester. Who do you think has the best zingers? Rounds 1-3: Rounds 4-6: Amazon.com Widgets
Before the hot buzz has cooled on the Glee tribute to Madonna’s “Vogue,” here we go again with a Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) remake of “Let’s Get Physical,” starring none other than Olivia Newton-John. This week’s episode 01:15 “Bad Reputation,” played tribute to bad songs, including: “Total Eclipse” and “Can’t Touch This.” Brilliant! [Video courtesy [...]
This is what everyone’s talking about. The season 2 premiere of “Glee” last night was jam packed with songs with “Hello” in the title, and included this incredible homage to Madonna’s “Vogue,” featuring the evil Sue Sylvester (played by the fabulous Jane Lynch). Fave Line: “Will Sheuster I hate you.”
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