I knew who Jane was was from the Christopher Geust movies and she steals every scene she is in which is hard in those films.
It is usually one episode for each catagory and each voter is only required to watch the submitted episode. Of course, I would think any Emmy voter who wanted to be an informed voter would check out a few episodes of each so to see how the performance holds up.
I really hope they did submit Wheels for Jane which is the one with her sister. It actually the best episode so far.
Updated On: 7/9/10 at 06:26 PM
Chorus Member Joined: 1/31/08
Jigblob, wow you know Chris Colfer personally? Please, tell us more!
nope, but i knew someone would get bent out of shape about my comment.
"Colfer is openly gay[6] and shared on Access Hollywood that his parents were accepting of him but he was frequently bullied at school."
--sounds like his exact character to me.
I absolutely adore Chris Colfer .
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/3/05
"sounds like his exact character to me"
Because they're both gay, had supportive parents, and dealt with some bullying? That makes them EXACTLY alike?!?
I wouldn't waste energy getting "bent out of shape" over ignorance like that. But I will note that you apparently have absolutely NO CLUE about acting.
whatever. he plays a likable character but i think the only reason most ppl love him so much on this board is because he's gay. even though 50 people may defend him and post that i know nothing about anything and that i'm just an ignorant bigot, there's no denying it's true.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/3/05
"there's no denying it's true"
You're right, I can't deny it - you know nothing about anything and you're just an ignorant bigot.
I actually think Kurt is incredibly unlikeable. Since you know he looks down on everyone and has a creepy obsession with Finn. He is also kind of douchy to his Dad.
He is also kind of douchy to his Dad.
I don't see how that is true at all. They have a tumultuous relationship at times but isn't that pretty common. But they CLEARLY love each other and fight would to the death for each other. Kurt blew the note on Defying Gravity on purpose because his dad was getting nasty phone calls. The gloves were OFF when Burt caught Finn saying "faggy".
They don't always get each other but I think they have one of the more solid and beliveable parent/teenager relationships on television. Teenagers are occasionally douchey to their parents but there is enough evidence to back up that there is also a mutual respect and admiration.
he plays a likable character but i think the only reason most ppl love him so much on this board is because he's gay
I think he's relatable as is Mike O'Malley as Burt Hummel. As I started above I think their relationship is very true to life. And it goes further than "gay" and "straight". I'm sure anyone on this board can think back to their teenage years when they may have done or said something "douchey" to a parent only to do something really nice for them later. And vice versa. Sometimes the parents are the douchey ones. Just because you're a parent doesn't mean you suddenly became perfect.
Well, the thing is, he keeps making his Dad prove his love for him. When it has been a well established fact that he accepts and loves him no matter what. I get annoyed with the whole "Daddy talked about sports with another boy close to my age, that means it is a reflection on how be feels about me."
Kurt is an extremly lucky kid to have such a supportive parent and it is annoying that he keeps getting pissed at him for stupid things. Like, I definetly thought the Kurt version of "Rose's Turn" was un-needed. It was just him getting pissy about his Dad taking another kid to a ball game. And the aftermath of that song was stupid which had his Dad saying he was sorry for doing nothing wrong.
I kind of wish there is episode in the future where someone takes Kurt to one of those shelters for gay kids that got kicked out of their house just so he would be like "Hmmm..maybe I don't have it so bad."
Then again, everything can be chalked up to bad writing.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/20/03
"Then again, everything can be chalked up to bad writing."
That's exactly it. You really can't make character observations because the writing was all over the place.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/28/07
Do any of you think Idina Menzel should have ben nominated for Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for "Glee?"
Updated On: 7/14/10 at 05:45 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/8/08
"he plays a likable character but i think the only reason most ppl love him so much on this board is because he's gay"
I actually see the validity within this point, but I beg to differ. Kurt is the emotional core of the show. His character is always the one that makes the audiences feel emotional and gushy inside.
Broadway Star Joined: 4/16/07
"Do any of think Idina Menzel should have ben nominated for Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for "Glee?"
Hell no.
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