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| Apr 5th 2012, 08:20 |
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Here's the new cast for "The Glee Project": One of the best new reality shows from last year, The Glee Project, is returning for a second season this summer. The series, which grants the winner of an arc on Glee, saw two victors from last year, Samuel Larsen and Damian McGinty, who both have since appeared on the Fox hit. Once again, Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy will evaluate the contestants along with the series casting director Robert Ulrich and choreographer/co-producer Zach Woodlee. Plus, vocal coach Nikki Anders will now officially join the judging panel. This year, a new crop of singer/actor hopefuls are headed to the Oxygen series and EW has the EXCLUSIVE cast reveal. The Glee Project‘s inspiring 14 contestants includes a 24-year-old paralyzed from the waist down, a transgender 21-year-old, and another 24-year-old who’s been blind since the age of 9.
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| Apr 6th 2012, 06:50 |
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OMG, it's that Bieber looking girl from last season of America's Got Talent! I actually liked her. I wonder how she's gonna do on the show. . . |
| Apr 9th 2012, 00:48 |
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Does Glee stand a chance of getting any Emmy noms this year? Even the award bait On my way was so glaringly desperate. I personally do not think any character or arc is award worthy this year. Thank God it appears the critics are finally over this crapshow. |
| Apr 9th 2012, 01:40 |
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Certainly not in any of the major categories. I think the possibility of a series nomination is extremely low, especially with so many new series posing as real contenders. While the musical performances are the one thing that Glee hasn't entirely screwed up, the character development and the story archs have become so messy, confusing and contradictory - that it makes for tough viewing. If it didn't nab any writing or directing noms last year, it definitely won't be happening this year. Lea Michele and Matthew Morrison are officially off the awards radar considering they couldn't even get Golden Globe nominations this year, which is actually a bit of a shame for Michele because she continues to be the MVP in my eyes. As for Jane Lynch and Chris Colfer, they will have an extremely tough time getting into the race again. The only real chance that this show has of getting some recognition come Emmy night is if Neil Patrick Harris or Kristin Chenoweth make some sort of surprise guest appearance. |
| Apr 9th 2012, 08:07 |
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Lea is an MVP for life. The only actor in the kid cast who deserves a nomination for anything. The rest of the cast should not bother. |
| Apr 9th 2012, 09:16 |
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I don't watch the show, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a guest star or two getting a nod - seeing the guy from White Collar belting surprisingly well might be enough to get voters' attention.
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| Apr 9th 2012, 09:41 |
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To my glee even has a chance to be nominated by sending TapeA: Asian F & The First Time TapeB: Maff off & Heart or next 8 chapters TapeC: On my way & 8 next chapter But if the main actions that were lost, matthew morrisonhas not given its good performance as the first season,and just read Michele has worked for the nomination with the chapters, the purple piano project, the first time, hold on to 16 and michael, but the competition is very strong and the only way to see her nominated is that in the next 8 chapters have a solid performance And paragraph of supporting actor, Chris Colfer has been the only one who has worked for a nomination and sure to be nominated, one that gave us very good acting was Naya Rivera but I dont thing she receive nomination And if last year was not received nomination in the direction and writing, but Asian F is the best they have in this season in writing and may provide us with the surprise that you nominate and hopefully in the next chapter that are supposedly going to be the best of the third season, change this course and give us a direction and writin worthy of naming |
| Apr 9th 2012, 10:42 |
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Rivera and Michele deserves something but they won't be nominated. Jane Lynch has no material this season. In my opinion : Outstanding Comedy Series : Glee (Not sure at all. It's between Glee, Louie & TBBT) Outstanding Supporting Actor : Chris Colfer Outstanding Guest Actress : Dot Marie Jones, maybe Whoopi Goldberg. Outstanding Guest Actor : Matt Bomer, maybe Jeff Goldblum I'm so sad for Rivera. Two years ago, with the material she has this year, she had been nominated. |
| Apr 9th 2012, 11:32 |
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Fox renews Glee for a fourth season. |
| Apr 9th 2012, 22:34 |
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Episode Title: "Big Brother" Synopsis: Blaine's older brother, a hot-shot Hollywood actor, returns to Lima for an unexpected visit, and Blaine isn't happy about it. Guest Star: Matt Bomer Discuss.
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| Apr 10th 2012, 01:49 |
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Episode 3x15: "Big Brother" Blaine's older brother, Cooper Anderson, comes to Lima to pay a little visit while the glee club members do a "senior ditch day" spending the day at an amusement park. Also, the fate of Quinn is revealed. |
| Apr 10th 2012, 07:29 |
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Is it just me or has this season of Glee been really dissappointing. And when I say dissappointing I really mean bordering on absolutely awful. Season 1 was brilliant. Season 2 was worse but had some really great moments. Season 3 is just terrible. |
| Apr 10th 2012, 07:32 |
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The show's definitely been better this season than last season, but that doesn't mean I think it'll get as many Emmy nominations. I don't think all hope is lost in the best comedy series race, though. They've produced some very strong episodes this year that, if sent on screeners, could generate the buzz to push them into best series and possibly get them writing and/or directing noms. I'd say Jane Lynch will be out, but I can't think of a strong candidate who takes her place. I think Chris Colfer will have a harder time. I'm probably just being partial, but I wouldn't count out Lea Michele either. She's been great this season, and with so many newer potential candidates, she may stand out more than she did last year. I'm so excited for Matt Bomer on tonight's episode. RE-HIRE CHRISTIE CLARK! |
| Apr 11th 2012, 07:29 |
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Interesting return. Some things worked, and some things didn't. Eric Stoltz did a nice job directing this episode. There was a certain energy to this one that seems to have been missing in some of the recent episodes. Maybe it was all of the senior ditch day scenes at the amusement park (though it's funny that these are "seniors" almost in their thirties, but whateves) or the musical numbers. Say what you will about "Glee" in general, but they at least get their musical numbers right (and compare it with "Smash" that's far more hit or miss in that regard). I didn't like how they handled Quinn's return. I was hoping for some immediate aftermath of the car wreck and hospital and the reactions to Rachel and Finn calling off the wedding, but everyone's back in school and Quinn's putting on a brave front to mask some potentially frightening realities. Sue being pregnant is so inane, but they're going full steam ahead with it now. Sad that her baby looks like it will be developmentally challenged, but Jane Lynch was pretty good here selling her excessively hormonal outbursts to the group and the more sentimental scenes later. And for once, NeNe didn't stink up the joint with one of her appearances (thx for that, Mr. Stoltz!). Samuel isn't making much of an impact, or Damian either for that matter. Lindsay is looking better and better as the one who should have won "TGF." The highlight here was Matt Bomer. He had a strong rapport with the ensemble, and his scenes opposite Darren Criss were moving when they needed to be. Bomer served the same purpose here as Neil Patrick Harris did. The outsider type with a connection to one of the group members, the splashy classic rock duet, some rivalry-type scenes, and an emotional resolution (though that awesome Gotye song did much of the work for them—can't wait for that performance this weekend). If one was Emmy-worthy, I don't see why the other one shouldn't be considered so too. Bomer doesn't nearly have the same name recognition factor as Harris, which will make his nod much more of an uphill battle unfortunately. The Duran Duran mash-up and "Somebody That I Use to Know" were both great numbers. "Fighter" got to be a bit too overwrought near the end (we get it Blaine, you're a "fighter"! no need to punch the screen to get that point across). I'm really hating the way they're dressing Blaine (Kurt by extension too for that matter). That natty 20s look is so odd-looking on Criss. I miss the Warblers' uniforms. Like "act and dress your age, please"! Pip is the same way with all of those damn bowties like he's straight out of "Newsies" or something. But anyway, the good outweighed the bad, and more of Matt Bomer in the future would be welcome (but not one Anderson Cooper joke in the entire episode? tsk, tsk, writers). Grade for "Big Brother": B+
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| Apr 11th 2012, 08:26 |
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It was a great return of Glee, does not disappoint, I laughed very much. I liked how they treated the story of Quenn saw very strong without feeling sorry for herself facing a reality that she wants to see, admire this story. Bomer's performance was very good and I liked your story with blaine and that despite their rivalries to jointhe final as a family and not only family but also asfriends,
Bomer should be nominated for Emmy for this performance We finally have it back to Sue and this looks set to have great precencia in these episodes being intraining camp and his rivalry with Roz (as well as it was in past seasons Sue vs new directions). And I will likethe obstacles that will happen finchel, it was time finn worry about their future It was a great job of direction THANKS ERIC STOTLZ! of truth that has been one of the most outstanding episodes this season Grade: A- MVP: Bomer/Lynch |
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