With Chris Colfer and Amber Riley attend a photocall for "Glee" in Madrid earlier today, I can be sure the show is going to be around for a while. Still, I suddenly find myself five episodes behind -- I was soooooo good when it came back on and then. ... Anyone got any magic words to get me off my lazy ass and start watching it again?Thursday, June 10, 2010
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With Chris Colfer and Amber Riley attend a photocall for "Glee" in Madrid earlier today, I can be sure the show is going to be around for a while. Still, I suddenly find myself five episodes behind -- I was soooooo good when it came back on and then. ... Anyone got any magic words to get me off my lazy ass and start watching it again?
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The scene with Kurt, his dad and Finn...
I agree with HiC and add this. The season finale is out of this world. If the pilot made you feel all tingly and happy, multiply that by 100 and you have the finale. It's pure magic.
I would definitely see the episodes with Kurt's story arc. The one where he sings, "A House is Not a Home" is probably the greatest show of the season, in my opinion. It was the most controversial one, but I thought it was being artistic in portraying Kurt's inner conflict with his father, not trying to show him as Finn's stalker, per se.
The season was pretty uneven, but as said above, the finale was freaking amazing. Don't just skip ahead, though, otherwise key plot points will be lost. Stick with it.
Just like everyone said, the finale was amazing. They really took it in an interesting direction, one you might expect.
There's only so long you can go before hearing all the spoilers!!!
two words to get you back on track: Matthew Morrison! Yowza!
Another two words for you: Idina Menzel! Get on it, Kenneth. Get on it now.
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