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Alex Foster

I have to agree, as much as I wanna support my fellow Irishman, it's not an episode I would pick to rewatch. I do however listen to candyman on occasion still. Love it.

Wrenretro

There are some aspects of this episode I really like, like the trouble tones forming, seeing more of Brittney and Santana and their relationship, and seeing more of Burt hummel and the icon he is. However on the flip side it pretty much evens out with the awfulness that is Puck and Shelby and how they wrote Rory's character. I think Rory could have had a lot of potential if they had written him differently and he deserved to be written differently considering he had won the glee project. If you look at uniques character and how huge their character became it because of how they were written into the show and the complexity they could derive from their character and their struggles. I think writing Rory in as just a leprechaun and Irish transfer student didn't give them anything to build his character on and there wasn't much as a viewer that we were given to connect with him at all other than being a new kid that gets bullied, which is kind of subtracted from when every character in glee is for the most part also being bullied. Overall I think the good and the bad of the episode kind of even out to just be good episode. Not great or awful just good in my opinion. not an episode I seek out to rewatch per se.

Jennifer Lawrence

He was done so dirty with the part they gave him

Turnip Crazy

Watching the show the first time and I'd never watched the Glee project I really liked Rory for some reason. However, I don't know where they could have taken his character, because they wrote themselves into a corner where there was no room to really expand his character. I feel bad for him and most of the Glee Project winners because both Damian and Samuel got the short end of the storylines while Alex Newell was given a great character that got to be way more used in the show.

Selma Jabr

From my understanding of the writing credits, it’s not actually written by one person, but always a collaborative effort with the credited person taking the reins. The one exception that I’m aware of is Old Dogs New Tricks in s5, written entirely by Chris Colfer. I’m sure that it being Damian’s first episode and all they gave instructions and ideas on how they wanted this character to be introduced. So the new writers weren’t left hanging. I do like this episode but it’s definitely weaker than the episodes surrounding it. And it being the first one written by new people makes total sense because I feel like it’s clear that they didn’t understand the character of Santana as well yet. They made her incredibly bitchy, more than ever before, out of nowhere! With little to no justification or reason behind it. Not yet anyway. All they knew was that she was the “bitch”character and only played that one card. Puck falling for Shelby makes total sense for his character because he has a thing for older women and she’s a MILF who’s raising his kid. But her falling for him is where they lost me. Completely unnecessary and forced. Unfortunately, Sue had a point about extra curricular getting priority over SE, but not the right way to approach it. If she truly cared for those programs, the she would pull from her own budget. 🙄 Also I agree that Damian winning was very surprising. It’s because he was in the bottom so much that Ryan got to know him. He really stepped up in the last episodes of the GP but he only made it that far because Ryan liked him. I’m a fan of Damian because I first knew him from his Celtic Thunder days but that’s the truth.

Yami Panto

at 10:9 Rachel disappears from the choir room when Kurts talking then next cut she's there again next to Finn lol I just noticed that

Lydia Shepard

When it comes to writing an episode of a TV show while only one or two people are credited to writing the episode they still have a lot of writers who come together to help with the script. Its hardly ever literally one or two people who work fully on the script. There might a few exceptions here and there for different episodes but they do typically have a room full of people working on the script. That being said I will say I do find myself skipping or not watching this episode as I do find it to be a weak episode. I also don't really like Damian McGinty's acting either. I remember being shocked when he won because I always thought of all of them especially the top 4 that he was the weakest. Then again they never had an acting episode in season 1 of the Glee Project which was also a really bad mistake on their part as then they probably could've seen that a head of time.

beth

It just seemed inconsistent. Glee is enough of a fever dream, but this went completely off the rails. They did the Unholy Trinity dirty. Quinn was amped up to be insane, Santana was just mean (not her usual, creatively snarky self), and Brittany was made into an idiot. I'm not sure how she's supposedly completely clueless yet manages to throw in the phrase, "I don't really want to be known as a quitter. Doesn't my presidential campaign need continuity?" The damn episode needs continuity. It's also super creepy to think about Shelby and Puck. It doesn't look as strange on screen because the actors are adults, only about 10 years apart. It would be a lot creepier if he were an actual 18-year-old, and Quinn could probably place that call to child services.