Question About GLEE's "At The Ballet" — Page 3

I do not think it could be clearer that I have never watched an episode since I couldn't get through the pilot.

"Blaine workout more than Finn, Puck, or Ryder..."

These are actual names of characters on this program or are we suddenly talking about gay porn VHS stars of the '80s?

There was way too much purring at the beginning of notes in that number. I also didn't understand why the young Frida Kahlo was shown running in a tutu up the steep and very narrow stairway?

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I have never understood hate watching. Im not saying glee is perfect because it's not, but many on here have been bashing this show for years and its really funny cause they obviously can't stop watching it.

It's also the birthplace of Corky St. Claire.

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Not since Kurt moved to New York

"These are actual names of characters on this program or are we suddenly talking about gay porn VHS stars of the '80s? "

Ha, so very true.

"I also didn't understand why the young Frida Kahlo was shown running in a tutu up the steep and very narrow stairway?"

Meh that was the literal way they saw it, I guess? She came back at the end of the episode to interrupt Santana's adult ballet class that the song convinced her to take.

As for being hypocritical--while I've never downloaded a Glee song, I don't pretend not to watch the show--so I'm not sure what's so hypocritical. *Shrug* I have an odd compulsion when it comes to Murphy's shows (although I actually genuinely enjoy the gonzo nature of American Horror Story.)

I love-read your posts. Even the ones I hate. MINDS BLOWN!!

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I love-read your posts. Even the ones I hate.

Right back atcha, baby!

I'd like to thank the little people! You like me! you really really like me!

"That makes no sense to me. I lost interest in game of thrones so i just stopped watching it instead of posting about how much it sucks. "

That's too bad, because it's amazing this year

I don't even know if I hate-watch Glee, the way I did hate watch Murphy's New Normal. I find it easy and quick enough to watch when doing work--and while it makes me shake my head most of the time, it's not something I have to invest too much interest in.

Honestly, I don't think hate-watching a show is that much different from seeking out to watch something camp you've heard is "so bad it's good." I think it may stroke the same brain stuff. Maybe there are some lofty arguments to be made about not seeking out thinks that affect you negatively for negative reenforcement or whatever, but sometimes it's just fun. And several things I hated watched (like the first season of AHS) actually gave me non hate-related payoff in the end. But truly, I don't hate watch much of anything anymore. Generally at this point, I just get out, instead of sticking it out to see how slack-jawed something can make me. That's why I bowed out of the second season of AHS, because even hate-watching it wasn't fun for me. I did hate-watch all of the first season of The New Normal, but I vowed not to watch it if it returns next season.

ETA: Losing interest in something doesn't generally lead to hate-watching anyway. If you're just bored, then there's no fun it. That's why I stopped watching Girls. At first it stoked my hate-watch synapses, but a few episodes in it just bored me to tears so I moved on.

Updated On: 4/27/13 at 05:09 PM

no.

LOL everyone keeps telling me its such a great season for game of thrones but idk i just can't get into it really. I really need to commit myself to that show. I know its great but i have been slacking on the episodes.

And Becky is going to go to a women's prison and learn what it's like to be a real woman.