kysmet wrote: 
BluEyes & I have been watching this from the start, too.  I have to admit it is addicting...even if they keep doing icky Journey songs! 

Glee is on tonight

 Welly wrote: 
  his movies are so brilliant, especially considering that they're heavily improvised.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
I forgot about her until last night also.

"weekend rates, Charlie"
"I'm not sittin' here drawing ponies"

 kysmet wrote: 
When we were posting about her the other day, I had forgotten that.  I was just coming to say I had seen her last night and loved her on T&AHM.

Jane Lynch also plays Charlie's therapist on Two and a Half Men and plays that same, dry, quick-witted kind of character.  She's just so good at it!  I don't remember her in Collateral Damage but it's been a long time since I've seen it.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
I think this is just setting up for a denoument that will come later on.
This series appears to be pacing itself with a good overall seasonal story arc.

I think the cheerios wear their uniforms each episode because they have been so far, to the glee club kids and us viewers, two dimensional characters.They are almost purely representational, not whole beings. The more I examine the writing and the editing the greater the appreciation I have for what's going on.

 JustineFromWyoming wrote: 
I just saw in in Collateral Damage today. That was certainly a different role for her.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
That reminds me... I recorded it Wednesday night and need to watch it. Also, a friend from college is on the production crew...

I just saw Jane Lynch brilliantly cast in Julie & Julia. Wow, that woman gets a lot of work... 

 mzpro5 wrote: 
I know, right?  I think it's so funny that they wear them every day.

I'm curious if the Cheery O's own any other clothes besides their uniforms.  I can't recall them wearing anything else.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
this is true.  I hope he does find out before she ends up getting preggers!

 mzpro5 wrote: 
I think Will's gonna surprise everyone when he figures out satan-wife isn't preggers.  And his dad grew a spine this week.  That was good.

 kysmet wrote: 
That is the one thing I don't like.  Almost all the male characters are portrayed as whipped wussies, even the jocks.  I believe in strong female characters but c'mon guys grow a pair.

 Welly wrote: 
I love Jane Lych too; her performance and delivery are brilliant.  The double entendres, too....very witty.  The only thing that bothers me is that dude's wife and the fact that he caters to her the way he does...I feel that he's more intelligent than that.  I hope this makes it! 

I'm watching it... picked it up last season when they previewed it and just caught ep. 3 this morning over eggs.  I'm liking it so far, but waiting to see where it goes.  It has potential... to be great or crash and burn.  It reminds me a lot of the WB's Popular from a few years back plus songs.  Sheer brilliance that got canceled after 2 seasons.

I love the Accafellas.

We have been watching it since the get go.
At first I thought, meh, I wouldn't keep tuning in. But over the last two episodes there have been some things that have drawn me back, including Jane Lynch's performance as the dreanged cheerleading coach. She is absolutely brilliant. I always loved her in Chris Guest's films, particularly Best In Show.
Also, the sly planting of one or two outrageous double entendres in each episode. If you're not paying attention they'll whip right by.
The writing on this show is so subversive. I bet most of the people watching are High School Musical/Mama Mia fan types, and yet this show is basically ripping the pretty teen pageant face off that world and exposing it for what it is.
I think I'll probably keep watching, but the signing and dancing are the least of it for me.

Anyone catch this.  Writing is so-so but there are 2-3 musical numbers per show that are usually knock-outs.  Very talented cast.