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Glee (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=311965) is an American musical comedy-drama television series that airs on Fox. It focuses on a high school show choir (also known as a glee club) set within the fictional William McKinley High School in Lima, Ohio.

Half of the students have graduated, and with Finn's death, maybe its time to pack it in.

Actress Heather Morris, who played Brittany, left too this show too soon because of being pregnant in the wrong time and she could not find a respectable babysitter to take care of Heather's child at the same time.

Brittany should have been officially written out by making her wear the red cap, wear the red gown and holding a high school scholar to prove that her elimination is precisely convincing.

Brittany graduating too soon without being shown that she is wearing a red cap, a red gown and holding a high school scholar.

Vanessa Lengies (a.k.a. Sugar) joined the cast, but thankfully she's gone.

Vanessa Lengies (a.k.a. Sugar) joined the cast, but thankfully she's gone.

Vanessa's final glee appearance will be this upcoming McKinley High School graduation episode. Her Sugar character will graduate with Brittany, Tina, Artie, Blaine and Sam at the same time, unfortunately.

That Emma character should not have been absent in the 100th episode.

When do you feel this show jumped the shark? (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1327801/board/flat/232389066?p=1)

When do you feel this show jumped the shark? (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1327801/board/flat/232389066?p=1)

1.) Actor Cory Montieth was taken to rehab automatically in the wrong time and then the conflict grew and made him commit suicide.

2.) Actress Jayma Mays was turned down too fast.

3.) Appraising more on Jane Lynch's role with too much evil.

4.) It has been revealed that fired FOX member Kevin O'Reilly was the cause on the mess-ups on both this show and The Mindy Project series.

When Finn died

When Finn died

It has to do with suicide.

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Carol Burnett on Glee as Sue's Mom. That episode marked the jump the shark moment for me that Glee became unwatchable. This was when Glee was still pulling in the big ratings and Burnett was about the 20th guest star to appear on the series after umpteen appearances by Gwyneth Paltrow. Although Burnett wasn't terrible as a guest, by that point the show had abandoned its original premise and became more about making time for guests then telling stories about the original cast.

Also the actor who played Willy Tanner on Alf appearing on Friends as the coffee shop owner. That seemed so random. I am sure that the actor was glad to get work after Alf, but he didn't work with the energy of the Friends show.
by: Anonymous reply 29 08/05/2014 @ 10:12AM

They need to find a new actor to play Rachel's new boyfriend with these requirements:

* broadway experience on both acting and singing
* no drug nor alcohol substances
* no meanness nor rudeness included
* If Rachel is having a hard time letting go of Finn, then her new boyfriend will mention that he had a deceased high school girlfriend which he has a hard time letting go.

This would also boned the fish if all requirements of this current post get violated.

Half of the students have graduated, and with Finn's death, maybe its time to pack it in.

It seemed to start out as an awesome kind of dark, satire type show of every crappy teen melodrama show out there. But then at some point the hype the show was getting really took off, and the creators really bought into all the hype. It seems like they decided that they would become the one true force that could fix every stupid issue high school kids were dealing with. And the show basically became everything they used to be actively making fun of.

I think many shows where the characters are in high school begin to suffer when some or all of the characters graduate. Glee is one of those shows.

I think Emma, Marley and Sugar character should return to this show's current season as a reduced guests ASAP. Then Joe and Unique characters should follow-up.

Now that Glee is officially over, what was Glee's biggest mistake in its history? (In your opinion.;)) For example (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1327801/board/flat/241697064?p=1) (and for the sake of the argument):
1.) RM (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/3465-people-in-charge-supposedly/?view=getnewpost) letting the initial popularity of the show get to his head and letting all the movie, Glee Project stuff inflate his ego. That was when the storylines (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/19609-i-wish-storylines-they-never-did/?view=getnewpost) started going downhill (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/DeaderThanDisco/LiveActionTV) in favor of themed eps and shoehorning in songs first before actually writing a decent plot to go along with them.

2.) Deviating Blaine's (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/3190-darren-crissblaine-anderson/?view=getnewpost) character development from mentor to needy, clingy boyfriend. They could have really gone places with that but again, I think the initial popularity of Darren Criss really clouded their judgements. They just wanted more Darren onscreen and didn't care how they did it.

3.) Neglecting the Beth plot. It was just so badly handled and there was so much they could have done with Quinn.

4.) Writing identical newbies in Season 4 to the original cast. I don't know what they were thinking, but the fact that the Season 6 kids were completely different suggests the writers don't completely lack creativity to solve this problem...

5.) Making Beiste trans (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/22134-s06e07-transitioning/page-4#entry926839). I understand why they did it, but I do not approve of them throwing a less conventional female character under the bus to do it.

6.) All of Sue's character development is such a mess. They should have phased her out three seasons early or something...

7.) Splitting up Mike/Tina. I liked Tina and Artie (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/21915-kevin-mchaleartie-abrams/?view=getnewpost) initially, but did not like the way he pushed her around in that misogynistic way that he does. If they had been developed earlier on as best friends, it would have been way easier to accept them as endgame. They had a semi-good thing with Tina and Artie, and a great thing with Tina and Mike, and I don't think completely destroying Tina in the post- Chang-Chang breakup was worth it.

8.) Making Rachel quit Funny Girl. She could have gotten to the same endgame without the unnecessary drama of her dropping her biggest dream of her entire life for a stupid TV show. It just makes her dream of being Fanny for the first 3 seasons feel really hollow.

9.) Making Will (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/12350-matthew-morrisonwill-schuester/?view=getnewpost)super incompetent as a teacher one day, then Teacher of the Year the next. I don't... I don't even know what they were trying to achieve there... He was clearly great with kids, even though his methods were often questionable. I don't buy that he couldn't actually teach for a second...

10.) Becky. I appreciate her relationship with Sue, but they turned such a sweet girl into a completely unwatchable shrew and she could have made a really great foil for Sue if Sue hadn't turned her to the dark side...

Here's another one:

Fans are having a bad fight about the Marley-appearance argument.

That actress, who played Marley, was busy with filming Supergirl, but that Supergirl filming is allowed to a medium-sized break-time for her to appear in Glee's series finale for only a few seconds.