
Not only am I sucked into the story, but also some (not all) of the actors look like real people and they actually integrate human characteristics into the plot. For example, there's a kid in a wheelchair (played by an able-bodied teen in a real life boy band) and they had an episode where the other kids were forced to sit in a chair for a week. It's an old scenario, but they do it really well, without feeling forced. Jane Lynch (pictured) adds an element of mean-spirited friction, which gives the show an extra dimension.
The thing that makes the show lasting, instead of more of a one-hit-wonder is that it doesn't take the predictable easy way out. Lies are exposed, tyrants are toppled, underdogs get to shine, and the plot continues to develop.
Jim says he doesn't like it, but he's watched every single episode with me. I think he's lying since actions speak louder than words. However, he does admit to liking "chick flicks," so I guess I'll have to ferret out the truth a little later.
The last 5 episodes are available on Hulu.
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Glee! returns with new episodes in April. How sad that I have to wait this long!
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