I don't think Sueleen was saying that, but if Ivy was crossing her arms and frowning and sighing onstage during "Heaven on Earth," she might approach either of those jobs with disdain.
The actor playing Ellis is actually not a bad looking guy. I think I'm just so skeeved out by the character that it ruins any chance of me enjoying his storyline.
"I'd like to see her start an anonymous theater blog."
Speaking of, while I was trying to see the full performance of Butz' number (of course I can't, it's US only content like everything from Hulu or NBC, because you know all the damage that would happen if people in Canada could watch it...), I came across Smash's pretty terribly done anonymous Broadway blog related to the show.
It seems obvious that Elis was cast with an actor who looks like a teddy bear, and dressed in vests and bowties, to make his behaviour seem all that more sneaky and "shocking", but...
well, i don't feel like going back through this whole thread, but can i just say what i'm sure many have said already?
oh. my. goodness. this show got terrible very, very quickly. so bad. i just watched the most recent episode. smash really just took all of the bad, formulaic aspects of glee and exacerbated them to a point where the show is completely nonsensical, stereotypical, ridiculous, and utterly predictable. every character sucks. it has lost any fragment of conviction that it started with. the pilot was so good... what a total letdown.
Meh, I dunno why I need to post this, but in defence of SMash over Glee, as much a mess as it is, at least on Smash the characters basically act consistant from episode to episode, something you really don't get at all on Glee...
for me, it's a badly/inconsistently/cliche-ridden writing trial (and i usually LOVE Rebeck stuff, so even more disappointing) that is saved by good performances in general and some interesting song-writing, lively choreography, and enough in-references to both vex and attract us Tampa Tricks alums! and the Shukert recaps are BRILL
Will: They don't give out awards for helping people be gay... unless you count the Tonys.
"I guarantee that we'll have tough
times. I guarantee that at some point
one or both of us will want to get out.
But I also guarantee that if I don't
ask you to be mine, I'll regret it for
the rest of my life..."