Glee Season 6 Episodes 12 and 13 – TV Review
…that Glee is dead and we’re finally free.
Yes, baby. We finally made it.
We made it to the end of Glee.
But Glee isn’t ready to leave without one last glory-reliving grab at the spotlight.
I’ll allow it.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 11 – TV Review
Glee-watching emotions range from “horror” to “disgust.” I would know.
I was under the impression that Glee would be getting 24 episodes for its final season.
But it turns out it’s only getting 13, and next week is a double.
So this time next week, Glee will be finally dead for good.
We won, you guys.
We won.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 10 – TV Review
Obtuse, frustrating static.
Is it fair to say that my recent tolerance for Glee is related to Kitty’s increased prominence?
Yeah, I reckon.
Every little bit helps.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 9 – TV Review
The first perfect moment on Glee in a long time.
Don’t let this split second of euphoria fool you. This is a Jane-heavy episode.
Yes, the apocalypse finally came.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 8 – TV Review
Cyanide pills are an integral part of any Glee viewer’s preparedness kit.
Oh, Kurt and Blaine. Because Santana and Brittany’s wedding wasn’t sickly sweet enough?
Also, is there supposed to be a plot this season?
Glee seems to have forgotten.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 7 – TV Review
“We are also ’bout that fried chicken and high fructose corn syrup.”
And no, Mercedes and Roderick teaming up to sing All About That Bass isn’t the most shameful thing about this episode.
I’d append that with an “in case you were wondering.”
But you’re watching Glee Season 6, baby. There’s no wonder anymore. You know what you’re in for.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 6 – TV Review
“Or even my guest spot on Teen Wolf.”
I’d apologise for the late review, but I’d hate to presume that anyone, anywhere, genuinely cares about Glee.
I’m a rude idiot, but I’m not a moron.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 5 – TV Review
Glee: queen of oldmeme.
Sam’s retarded hypnosis from last episode wasn’t enough, so it’s time to break out the Saw parody hostage situation.
Yet this episode is somehow far more bearable than last week’s jaw-dropping shitfest.
Would it be too much to hope that last week really was as bad as Glee can get, and everything from here on will be mildly better?
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Glee Season 6 Episode 4 – TV Review
A sight nobody should be forced to endure.
Glee has always been my favourite whipping boy, but this episode has finally pushed me to question just what extremes I’m willing to accept in my mission to hate-watch.
Every time I think Glee has finally, finally hit rock bottom, Ryan Murphy busts out the dynamite and blows the bottom clear away, revealing more sprawling, cavernous depths of unbearable retardation.
For example, the plot of this episode hinges on hypnosis.
I’ve never said “Oh my fucking God” in rage so many times in a forty minute period.
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Glee Season 6 Episode 3 – TV Review
And the only thing holding this rabble of a show together.
Let’s just say that Santana lays her best ever stream of insults into Kurt in a ball-busting takedown of breathtaking proportions, even for her.
Which means Glee season 6 has likely hit its peak, and it’s only episode 3.
Oh, dear.
