I have a Glee RHPS theory. I know folks are pissed by
the casting of Mercedes as Frank, but I think that's going to be a ruse. Since we have seen no pictures of Will in costume, he is going to do FrankenFurter in full corset--maybe in some kind of dream sequence.
We'll see if my desire theory comes to pass.
If you'd like to see him making out with Christopher Wiehl and Andrew Keegan, there's always The Broken Hearts Club.
ETA: Timothy Olyphant, that is.
I was just about to post that Matt!
I don't think so, Scrappy. the music is already up on iTunes. still don't understand the casting.
Okay, I don't watch Glee, but in reading everyone talking about how it's doing RHPS, I'm wondering -- the episode I watched last season made a big deal about how they weren't supposed to do sexually suggestive songs/performances, etc.
So...how does RHPS fall under "not sexually suggestive"?
Or did a whole lot change over the season?
So...how does RHPS fall under "not sexually suggestive"?
They're addressing it. So far, Will has said he wants to do it, and everybody else has said "no way will the school allow that."
Ah. (I'm not watching the episode; I just keep seeing commercials, and remembered the big hairy deal about sex in the one episode that I did watch, so I was wondering if the show underwent a radical change or what.)
I am disappointed that we didn't get to see Mike Chang at least rehearse as Frankenfurter.
Also, Will is OUT OF HIS FREAKIN' MIND if he thinks it would be appropriate for the kids' teacher to play Rocky in that getup and have Rachel sing "Toucha Toucha Touch Me" with him onstage. That would get him pink-
slipped faster than Sandy was.
True, but then again, the teacher behavior in that school isn't exactly based in anyone's idea of reality. Ninety-nine percent of what Sue does would not only get her fired, but she'd be brought up on multiple charges of child endangerment-- not celebrated as a top coach with a slot on the evening news. ::shrug::
And now the Fox feed on my cable system has broken up and gone out for the last 10 minutes of the show when the kids are supposed to be performing The Time Warp. We'll see if these technical difficulties keep up when Rupert Murdoch's mouthpieces are delivering their fair and balanced news.