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I love you.
Note: For those who missed it, this was the episode description for Joaquin’s cinematography submission.
Girls (And Boys) On Film
March 7, 2013
Boys and Girls of the Glee Club compete with movie theme songs & Finn helps Will find Emma after she runs out on their wedding; Kurt, yup, he still loves Blaine.
I had to post this because of the description they used. Also Joaquin. :)
‘Glee’ Puts Gay Teens on Primetime
Since we were first introduced to Kurt Hummel — as he was being thrown into a dumpster on the series premiere of “Glee” — the Fox show has tackled gay issues big and small, bringing LGBT storylines to the forefront. In 2010, Kurt met the swoontastic (and equally out) Blaine Anderson, causing the audience to cry “squee!” into their Tumblrs and Twitter accounts at the same time. Blaine and the Warblers serenaded Kurt with Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream,” and the “Glee” cast earned its best single sales week for a download with the song’s release (214,000, according to Nielsen SoundScan).Meanwhile, Brittany and Santana were struggling with their sexuality, and the two expressed their feelings through a duet of Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide.” The cheerleading duo has since become an official couple, deemed Brittana by the fans. “Glee” also featured a much-lauded bullying storyline, which culminated when Kurt’s former bully, David Karofsky, attempted suicide after his classmates mocked him for being gay. Later, in season 3, “Glee Project” contestant Alex Newell joined the cast as Wade Adams, a transgender character who performs with the rival glee club as a woman, Unique. —Sarah Maloy & Keith Caulfield
Guys. What if they re-do whatever scene Kurt had in 422 where he says he loves Blaine, put some version of that scene in 501 and it’s with BURT? We know Mike O’Malley’s coming back to film in July. He said so yesterday. And Kurt didn’t get a good father/son scene alone with him in 421. So what if…
You guys, I don’t care about any of it. Stupid editing choices, sloppy writing, crazy miscalculations—don’t care.
Know why?
Kurt loves Blaine.
Yup.
Just remember, Mike O’Malley is coming back to Glee, probably in 501 (and maybe 502). That’s what they’ll be filming in July when Mike O’Malley expects to be filming. It almost certainly has to do with Kurt and Blaine’s storyline and whatever Kurt said about Blaine in 422 will probably get moved to 501.
I’m honestly not that concerned or upset about this (it is disappointing it was cut) if we get something in 501 that moves their story along and it is obvious the story is continuing at least.
Anyway, I guess we know the next script that The Box Scene should try to get if it comes up for auction! ;)
I am hoping that whatever this is, it’s moved to 501 in some form.
Remember Mike O’Malley’s coming back and it’s likely for Kurt and this storyline.