07-14-2020, 04:43 PM
Is anything 'totally' groundbreaking anymore? Santana was a lesbian of color, so there is that, but then so was Lucy Liu when she kissed Calista Flockhart in Ally McBeal. I didn't watch that show or Buffy, truth be told. But you gotta give Santana some cred being Latinx lesbian and paving the way for Rosa in Brooklyn 99. Plus Santana & Brittany were my fav characters of the show, so it really worked for me. But I hear what you're saying about it being arbitrary. I'd blame that on the general soap opera nature of the show in general.
Glee was an easy way for Tara to learn a lot of pop music that predated her. I'm grateful for that. And it turned me on to a few songs that I knew but didn't get into at the time. Somehow, hearing those renditions made me hear them anew. Like Radiohead's 'Creep' - I wasn't that into that tune until after Glee did it.
We watched the entire series. It falls apart when they all graduate and a new cast is brought in, while the old cast is left to try and make it in the real world. The last season is really bad. But we saw it through nonetheless. The series finale was super weak, very disappointing.
Glee was an easy way for Tara to learn a lot of pop music that predated her. I'm grateful for that. And it turned me on to a few songs that I knew but didn't get into at the time. Somehow, hearing those renditions made me hear them anew. Like Radiohead's 'Creep' - I wasn't that into that tune until after Glee did it.
We watched the entire series. It falls apart when they all graduate and a new cast is brought in, while the old cast is left to try and make it in the real world. The last season is really bad. But we saw it through nonetheless. The series finale was super weak, very disappointing.
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