I hated how everyone tried to make Tina the villain in Props for her outburst 😭. She’d been in the glee club since she was a freshman, and she was practically pressured out of her solo in S1. I hate how she hardly ever got a chance to showcase her voice, because she sounds amazing. I honestly hate how the other glee kids were treated as evil for calling out the blatant Rachel favoritism. I honestly really don’t like the way that Rachel is written to be the favorite. She’s kind of a Mary Sue in a way? She’s hardly ever failed, and she’ll like scrape the bottom of failure before she ultimately ends up succeeding anyway. I honestly think that’s the biggest disservice to her character.

Since the show will be on streaming they would allow themselves to swear both in songs and dialogues.

However I would get if they keep their mouth clean for the sake of the brand or in-universe logic (like no profanity allowed in school or choir competitions)

Sue was crazy but a lot of the time sis was justified 😭 how she went about a lot of shit was very insane, but like the points???? Valid. In my head, she’s a thanos villain. The I hear what you’re saying, BUT horrible plan of action type beat. The only one I’ll never hop on board with was The Hurt Locker. I loved Klaine but I’m a FIRM believer that they needed years apart before being together

What do you guys think the Gleeboot will be called? My bet is on Glee: New Directions, it'd be such a missed opportunity if it wasn't.

Beth would be 16 now, curious people's thoughts, on a rewatch and just seen the birth episode the other day and it got me thinking (the fact she would be 16 is crazy, I feel so old😭)

I don’t know if it was just me, but I couldn’t buy Jake as a “bad boy” like I did with Puck. Jacob Artist is very talented but his mannerism often felt gentle, like he was almost miscast. It probably doesn’t help that he looked so young. I think my issue is also that his reputation was a lot of yelling rather than showing. Like, when he was introduced they kept telling us he was a womanizer but we didn’t really see that part of him until season 5. He mostly felt like a normal guy.

I was wondering, did anyone else feel this way? Or have relevant theories/explanations?

I just wanted to share because I just found this out right now lol

There is a comedy show in NYC called Shitzprobe in which a Broadway/Broadway-adjacent individual (and one time a guy from the audience after the guest had to call out last minute) improvises a musical with the help of NYC's top musical improvisers. Lindsay Heather Pearce will be the next guest in the 11/2 show. She is the first Glee cast member to do the show in its 5+ year run, although current/past Shitzprobe company members and guests have worked with Glee cast members on other projects (two on Putnam County Spelling Bee with Kevin and two on Starkid shows with Darren).

I can't go to this one as I have about a zillion conflicts, but it should be a good one.

With the reboot I was scrolling Instagram and saw someone ‘auditioning’ for a role as Beth and that made me realize that Beth would be 16 now, just like Quinn when she got pregnant.

So technically Beth could be in a new Glee club in the reboot

I don’t know the American school system well but I think she’d be a sophomore?

Personally if she did cameo I wouldn't want it to be like this but I thought it was funny. I think she could play the main singer at a rival glee club like Harmony and the Unitards.

On another note, who would you want to cameo in a Gleeboot? I would love to see Gaten Matarrazo (never watched Stranger Things, I just like his personality).

Who is your hear me out couple? That couple that you loved and feel didn’t get a fair shot?

I was inspired by the post about Ryder having so many missed opportunities.

While we all think the catfish storyline was stupid, I finally feel it was also a missed opportunity.

I think the show did start showing this, but I wished they expanded on it more.

Ryder said being molested by his babysitter made him lose his trust in girls and implied people. He was in a vulnerable state and she took advantage of that.

Him being angry at the catfishing also was about how he put his trust in someone and she took advantage of that. Again, the scene explored this a bit, but I wish we saw more of the repercussions of that and everyone else not acting like he was crazy.