I know.

Wait, what?-- you were cheering for them to die? That would have been the worst series finale ever... Well, Second to the cast discovering that they were already dead the whole time and living in summer musical purgatory, like that shitty Lost finale.

This episode was written by the NRA to make us want more school shootings.

Hear hear.

Oh, come on... they weren't dead the entire time on Lost.

I keep saying this when Glee comes up here but the first season was really not that bad. Every season since has seen a slide into horrendous drivel. I stopped watching after season 2 but the one or two episodes I've caught have been...captivating in their awful.

Sort of like the Steve the bodyguard from Jerry Springer (last name?) show. Or those infomercials with the midgets.

I hate this show with a passion because it's basically just trying to pander to the lowest common denominator. What's in the headlines this week? Let's sing a half assed song about it!

After reading that spoiler above I'm so glad I wised up and started ignoring Lost around season 3. It took me about half of the first season to get over the terrible acting and one dimensional characters so that I could enjoy it with my girlfriend but in retrospect it wasn't worth it.

I don't know why the Illuminati would bother. Gleeks are already dumb enough to support gun control; scaring them further isn't going to accomplish anything.

I like how the retard is the one with the gun, though. That was a classy touch.

This is why she should have shot them.

Still, it's not as bad as when they used Jonathan Coulton's version of "Baby Got Back" without crediting him.

Awww poo. I wish I had of known that nobody dies; would have saved me the trouble of actually watching the video.

They didn't even sing any KMFDM or Rammstein songs. Perfect opportunity, guys, and you blew it.

A Choral arrangement of "Hey Man, Nice Shot" by Filter would've been nice.

I can't believe that Ryan Murphy fucking repeated this storyline.

American Horror Story the first season dealt explicitly with a school shooting that took place 20 years ago with one of the main characters, and it was done really really well. The show asked questions about what makes a psychopath, what kind of family would someone like that come from, etc.

This is like a complete bastardization of AHS in a watered down, completely brainless and meaningless ratings whoring that irritates everyone. Hooray.

The first season was actually more like an integrated musical. The characters would have dream sequences and surreal musical numbers outside of school or during storylines. Then season 2 came along and the music started to suck (season 3's samplings are just dog farts in comparison) and all of the music was relegated to being in class because the writers started to focus more on various romances.

I haven't seen much of season 3. It took itself way too seriously, though. Season 4 is, from what I can discern from the rantings of friends of mine, a complete mess, and totally maudlin, with a slew of new characters with literally no endearing qualities whatsoever. Also they did a cover of Gangnam Style that will make you want to kill everyone involved.

Also, I love how Kurt's storyline started off as fairly touching and then sank way, way down into idiocy as his father went from a mechanic to a Congressman and he wound up working for a fashion magazine and Sarah Jessica Parker. Fuck that stupid unrealistic drek.

It's like if Fame had really unrealistic subplots from an MTV soap opera.

No, no you don't.

At LEAST once a week? What sort of crime against humanity did you commit?

She already won her Emmys and the show went way downhill. If she bails, it's the smartest thing she could do.

That's what I thought when I first saw this on the frontpage.