UFO use to call me that all the time and I hated it!
Posted on 02/25/2015 7:11:17 AM PST by SeekAndFind
I actually enjoyed watching her psychologist character bust on Charlie Sheen's character in Two-and-a-Half Men before that show (and Sheen) jumped the shark. I felt guilty watching it...God Bless the starving pygmies in Africa...amen.
Not okay. Ritually disembowel yourself.
Had never heard that term, interesting.
From.a.practical standpoint the stars get too big for thew britches and want creative control. See Big Bang Theory. It used to be a playful romp on insanity and geekdom. Generally shows add a little kid character when they flounder. I’m about done with it even if they add a little kid.
The writers' other show from last season, "The New Normal" that was all about gay marriage, totally tanked. So they're mad. And they're having a hissy fit.
I actually find it amusing that the producers and writers of theses shows can’t help themselves. They start with a good show and say “now that we have your attention, we would like the indoctrination to begin.” Soon after the show goes buh-bye. Somehow, the idiots in Hollywood are immune from the economic impact of ruining their product.
Big Bang Theory?
> But to relegate an entire series, an ever ongoing parade of music as it pertains to social justice, progressivism or activism is lost on me.
I’m pretty sure they never had Country & Westen Music or real Rock N Roll on there. Too manly. Probably more like Cindy Lauper, Lady Gaga, Elton John, Etc...type tunes mixed in with music for for dancing drag queens...
UFO use to call me that all the time and I hated it!
I sat through ONE episode with my wife and daughter...
95% of the characters were gay. Gay was the ‘norm’ and straight was the rare, odd thing.
All the story lines were about gay-ness; about two girls’ gay relationship; about the VERY manly yet female BOYS football coach ‘coming out’ as gay (what a shocker)
It was gay propaganda tv is all. I saw NO redeeming qualities whatsoever.
I have never seen Glee, Parks and Recreation or 30 Rock. I only have to look at the cast to know how the program will skew. We lean toward crime/detective shows. The ones on today seem pretty much void of politics. Maybe occasionally I feel a political subtheme, but not too bad. I cannot identify a comedy show that we regularly watch as they (current TV comedy shows) all seem to scream Leftist politics and most of their humor today consists of humiliating/denigrating Conservatives for, well, just being Conservative.
And she was very good as part of the regular ensemble in the Christopher Guest mock documentaries, Best in Show and A Mighty Wind. Wish she could keep her personal bedroom perversities out of her work, but it’s her career and I don’t have to (or in the case of Glee never have) watch. It is ironic that people who abhor Christian preaching would be so gawdawful preachy about who and what they like having sex with.
I’ve never seen it. The ads made this look like the gayest show on TV, not that there’s anything wrong with that. I figured it was also very leftist.
Walking Dead just turned gay activist. I’m done.
Never heard of it myself.
I watched Glee some when it started, but I just didn’t care for the kind of music.
I have heard some of their ‘specials’ such as Broadway hits and Christmas songs. They are pretty good — sounding more like the originals than modernized reversions.
This last season, according to TV-by-the-numbers, is not getting very good ratings. It could be that Glee is one of several programs that got cancelled, renewed, cancelled, renewed. It is one of several programs that I say ‘is that still on? I thought it was cancelled a long time ago.’
I hate tvtropes.com. I can go there and suddenly it is three hours later. :-)
Typical of gay behavior. They can't just be gay and leave it at that. They have to shout it out and flaunt it to everyone and graphically rub it into everyone's face. My wife and audibly groaned when the scene just suddenly appeared and commented, "Not this crap again." Ruined the episode for us and may make us ex-fans of the series if the writers dwell on this gay relationship and graphic depiction of it, on an ongoing basis.
Not what we want to watch on a relaxing Saturday evening watching some TV...two guys graphically and gratuitously kissing each other on screen. Otherwise the series is well done. But there is only so much of liberal Hollywood one can take.
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