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"FacebookPinterest\n\nI know that people love the new show Glee and to say anything anti-Glee is a bit like saying that you think Valentine's Day is a greeting card holiday or that sledding is something that only kids should do\u2014that is to say, it makes you a joyless prick. After all, Glee is a show about awkward teens who find comfort in vocal harmonies. Delightful, right? And all that charming, surprisingly tolerable singing has allowed me to forgive the fact that the show tends to fall on some painful clich\u00E9s (there's a sassy black character, a gay guy who is (surprise!) flamboyant, and bitchy cheerleaders). But here's where I draw the line: Two of the primary storylines are about female characters who use their pregnancies (one real, one faked) to ensnare men. What the fuck, Glee? What's the message here? That women fear rejection, and to avoid it, they use their ovaries to keep men in their lives? For a show that's supposed to be refreshingly quirky, that some Melrose Place shit right there. So, I'm doing something that will get me blackballed in a cappella circles the world over, I'm taking Glee off my Tivo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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