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October 12, 2010

Glee – “Duets”

“Duets” October 12th, 2010 I’ve talked a lot about the “Three Glees” theory in the past (TM Todd VanDerWerff), where each of the three co-creators have a different perspective on the series. However, in most instances we focus on the … Continue reading →

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September 21, 2010

Season Premiere: Glee – “Audition”

“Audition” September 21st, 2010 I want you to imagine that “Audition” was, in fact, an audition for Glee as a television series: if this were the show’s pilot, what show would you imagine it to be? The series’ actual pilot, … Continue reading →

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June 2, 2010

Glee – “Funk”

“Funk” June 1st, 2010 I focused a lot last week on the show’s unwillingness to embrace its continuities, and while I hate to be repetitive “Funk” runs headfirst into the same problem: airing out of order (originally intended to air … Continue reading →

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May 5, 2010

Glee – “Bad Reputation”

“Bad Reputation” May 4th, 2010 It’s never good for a show about high school to raise comparisons to Freaks and Geeks, but by choosing “Bad Reputation” as the title for this episode Glee entered into that dangerous territory. Joan Jett … Continue reading →

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December 10, 2009

Fall Finale: Glee – “Sectionals”

“Sectionals” December 9th, 2009 “Winning could make everything good for a while.” I do not understand the rules of the Sectional Show Choir competition, nor do I know exactly what comes after it in New Directions’ journey. Glee is a … Continue reading →

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November 26, 2009

Glee – “Hairography”

“Hairography” November 25th, 2009 Last week, I had an extensive Twitter conversation with Jace Lacob about Glee, and the argument boiled down to the question of whether or not the show’s characters were one-dimensional. And what was interesting is that … Continue reading →

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October 26, 2009

Dexter – “Dirty Harry”

“Dirty Harry” October 25th, 2009 When “Dirty Harry” begins, the problems start before the episode even does. After the exciting finale to “Dex Takes a Holiday,” which was a strong episode which really connected with the qualities that make the … Continue reading →

Glee – “Mash-Up”

A review of Glee’s 8th episode, featuring “Bust A Move,” “The Thing Song,” “Sweet Caroline,” and a theme about whether or not mash-ups are a valuable life’s practice. Continue reading →

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September 27, 2009

Season Premiere: Dexter – “Living the Dream”

A review of the Season 4 Premiere of Showtime’s Dexter, “Living the Dream,” featuring the arrival of Baby Harrison and the introduction of the Trinity Killer, played by John Lithgow. Continue reading →

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