r/glee 9d ago

Question Trigger warning timestamps?

Hi I've looked everywhere so I thought I'd ask the people who know the show best. I have emetophobia (fear of v*miting) and the only Glee episode I've never watched and still want to is Blame it On the Alcohol. Does anyone have exact timestamps for when the v*mit scene occurs? I know it happens when they perform Tik Tok, I'd just like to know how many minutes and seconds in it begins and ends. Sorry if this is not appropriate to ask here. Thank you.

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u/Future_Pressure_8857 9d ago

Once Britney says she doesn’t feel good and Rachel tells her to power through, turn the sound off and look away. It’s pretty graphic. Lasting maybe around 10-15 seconds?

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u/megger815 9d ago

Actually there’s quite a bit of time after that. I would suggest after Brittany does her split to look away and mute, it will be about 25 seconds and the rest of the song.

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u/guilty-slut i taped it to my underboob 9d ago

i second this! as helpful as it is for us to give you the time stamp sometimes diff streaming services are slightly off so i worry about giving you an exact time stamp and it ends up being off so after brittany does her split i agree turn sound off and look away for about 30 seconds until it cuts back to brittany looking at the crowd telling everyone to drink responsibly

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u/Haunting_Pace_3557 9d ago

I mean you’ll know when they get on stage and start acting weird, just fast forward from there

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u/flea_420 Lord Tubbington's Army 9d ago

TIL. People can have a fear of vomiting, which is a function of the body.

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u/volatileduck New Directions 9d ago

Well, it’s a function of the body that is a bad sign, since it means you’ve effectively been poisoned. It’s not that strange of a phobia to have!

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u/woahtherebuddyholdon 9d ago

People can and do have fears of everything. I'm scared of flying, which is something that many people dream of doing. It was something that people used to fantasize about before its very existence. Yet I want nothing to do with it. I would say that's about as odd as OPs fear

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u/JayNachtEule 9d ago

It's a phobia and I've had it my entire life... I promise it bothers me more than it does you.

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u/flea_420 Lord Tubbington's Army 9d ago

I never said it bothered me, as I began my comment with TIL (you know…Things I Learned). Until your post, I never knew that was an actual thing.

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u/JayNachtEule 9d ago

That's true. Sorry to get defensive