[ SECRET POST #2965 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2965 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same.

I loved, totally unironically, the first two seasons. They were fun and silly and, barring a few missteps, the characters were engaging. I was going through a bad patch with my depression at the time it began, and I happily confess that there were times it was the highlight of my week. It was something I looked forward to.

For me it went completely downhill in season three with all the random new characters coming in for an episode or three (from that spin-off reality mess) and nothing gelled anymore. The massive overemphasis on Kurt and Blaine didn't help either. Far too often it felt as though the rest of the cast were supporting characters, and their own storylines and potential was shooed aside for more Kurt and Blaine (terrible, overdone) drama screentime.

Plus it suffers greatly from Supernaturalitis in that it's dragging on well past its natural end (didn't think out that whole "seniors will graduate" thing, didja boys?) and becoming a repetitive mess.