“Let’s do the Time Warp again.”
I know I haven’t posted in forever. Homework kind of came up and swallowed my life. It was ridiculous there for awhile, but it seems to have slacked off some now. Hopefully, I’ll have more time to post.
Glee – “The Rocky Horror Glee Show”
- For some non-apparent reason, I was actually really excited about this episode. (I wasn’t a huge fan of the movie. It was a little too out there for me.) And most of the episode, I loved. It was reminded me why I watch this show. Plus, whoever cast John Stamos now has my gratitude. He’s perfect, and that’s from someone who thought it was weird casting at first.
I was not a fan, however, of the ending plot where Will just randomly decided that they should not do Rocky Horror. If I was those kids, I would’ve been upset, but for no reason, they all had issues with the show and liked the idea. (Whatever. Plus, I hated the Sam and Finn plot. It annoyed me. Maybe because I hate Sam.) I was happy that they did the show but for themselves. I did like that. I also liked the Will/Emma plot.
I want to talk about Will now. The writers don’t really seem to know what to do with him (Rachel too). They keep focusing on one character trait, one that has been hashed and rehashed, and one that we thought we’d left far behind. For Will, that trait is his “crossing the line.” (For Rachel, it’s her competitive, devil-may-care thing, but this is about Will.) In “Britney/Brittany,” Will “crossed the line” by dancing in Toxic. In this episode, Will “crossed the line” by doing Rocky Horror, but that wasn’t enough! Because next episode, Will is supposed to “cross the line” again. I don’t appreciate it, writers. You should fix this.
Other than that, I liked this episode. This season isn’t great, but it’s been good enough to make me continue watching. Plus, Darren Criss is coming in soon. I hope. And Puck will be back next week. 
