Hold On To Sixteen.
Dec. 8th, 2011 11:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
allopenstarHold On To Sixteen, Glee S03E08, is pretty awesome. Lots of songs, snappy dialogue. Swift (a little bit too quick) resolution on several plot lines.
Two things:
1. Finn taking care of the baby gays under his straight, manly wing? Thanks but no thanks. I know that Blaine's story line this week has nothing to do with his sexuality, but still? To want Finn's approval? No. Also, it really doesn't help that I still don't like him, and the writers are still trying to portray him as some sort of gold standard leading man. NO.
Just because you are angry does not give you the right to out Santana, and similar to that (though a lesser extent), just because you are jealous does not give you the right to shut Blaine down so many times. Just, NO. Finn, you are SO not justified for your actions. Ugh.
2. Kurt and Blaine having only casual scenes together is making me paranoid. That scene in Lima Bean? Prior to Sebastian's arrival? Feels like they aren't communicating, each only worried about their issues. But Sebastian's arrival seems to actually bring them closer to each other, rather than tear them apart. Also, their scenes with New Directions often seems to place them apart.
Bit next week will probably blow this paranoia out of the water, most probably with an honest conversation between the two of them. I really want to know what they think of the year they are going to spend apart.
3. Quinn. If this is really the end of Quinn's messed up story line, YES. Please NEVER bring it back again.
4. Sam, Mercedes is allowed to move on. I feel really conflicted about him staking a claim on her. She is not property, damnit!
Okay, so it was more than two.
Also, new Glee writers, please don't talk nonsense. Ali, Michael and Matt, you guys wrote Pot O'Gold, Mash-Off and and I Kissed A Girl respectively, which are all pretty terrible episodes with only some saving grace. Actually, yes, those are all episodes that I dislike this season. Shut up. Brittany and Santana haven't kissed. No, making out on the bed before they acknowledged their relationship does not count. Listen to your bosses, Brad and Ryan, they know what they are talking about. Ugh, save me from idiot TV writers.
So much idiocy and straight privilege.
Two things:
1. Finn taking care of the baby gays under his straight, manly wing? Thanks but no thanks. I know that Blaine's story line this week has nothing to do with his sexuality, but still? To want Finn's approval? No. Also, it really doesn't help that I still don't like him, and the writers are still trying to portray him as some sort of gold standard leading man. NO.
Just because you are angry does not give you the right to out Santana, and similar to that (though a lesser extent), just because you are jealous does not give you the right to shut Blaine down so many times. Just, NO. Finn, you are SO not justified for your actions. Ugh.
2. Kurt and Blaine having only casual scenes together is making me paranoid. That scene in Lima Bean? Prior to Sebastian's arrival? Feels like they aren't communicating, each only worried about their issues. But Sebastian's arrival seems to actually bring them closer to each other, rather than tear them apart. Also, their scenes with New Directions often seems to place them apart.
Bit next week will probably blow this paranoia out of the water, most probably with an honest conversation between the two of them. I really want to know what they think of the year they are going to spend apart.
3. Quinn. If this is really the end of Quinn's messed up story line, YES. Please NEVER bring it back again.
4. Sam, Mercedes is allowed to move on. I feel really conflicted about him staking a claim on her. She is not property, damnit!
Okay, so it was more than two.
Also, new Glee writers, please don't talk nonsense. Ali, Michael and Matt, you guys wrote Pot O'Gold, Mash-Off and and I Kissed A Girl respectively, which are all pretty terrible episodes with only some saving grace. Actually, yes, those are all episodes that I dislike this season. Shut up. Brittany and Santana haven't kissed. No, making out on the bed before they acknowledged their relationship does not count. Listen to your bosses, Brad and Ryan, they know what they are talking about. Ugh, save me from idiot TV writers.
So much idiocy and straight privilege.
