Gleekast

Well, the guns are concealed but the issues keep coming. This week, Erica and Emily attempt to unravel the oddness of Lights Out, from its Broadway tie-ins to its sexual abuse AND ballet PSAs. Also, Pretty Little Liars is amazing and you all should try it out. Join the discussion on our Facebook page or email us your thoughts at gleekast@gmail.com. But don’t, because we should all turn off our electronic devices or something. Mixed messages galore!

If your “Sweet Dreams” happened to include syphilis and Smash, then welcome!, for you’ve come to the right place. Between discussing the surprisingly impressive Broadway chops of Constantine Maroulis and the shockingly creepy trend of pointed fingernails, Erica and Emily do what they can with the latest episode of Glee. Thoughts? Feelings? Candy? Send them all to gleekast@gmail.com or pop into our Facebook group to discuss. Now iron up yourself a griled cheese sandwich and join the fun.

Between anger and bafflement lies something called The Twilight Zone, aka this week's episode of GleeKast and Erica and Emily struggle to find the tubbington at the end of the occasionally offensive tunnel. Yes, this is the pseudo-school shooting episode of Glee, and, well, feelings are complicated. We're aided by some feedback, the joys of RuPaul's Drag Race (watch it!) and the ultimate capper in recasting Game of Thrones with McKinley High's Student Body. Teri Shuester as Cersai Lannister? Really, why not (especially if it means not discussing the fact that BECKY JACKSON BROUGHT A GUN TO SCHOOL. Shiver. Discuss it all on our Facebook page or email us at gleekast@gmail.com.

Until next we meet or catfish,
the ladies of GleeKast

With just six episodes left of its experimental cross-country season,
Glee tiptoes into some definition of guilty pleasures, giving Erica
and Emily ample opportunity to point out what are actually not guilty
pleasures, although Erica crushing on Sam in armbands does indeed
qualify. They're aided and abetted by some fine listener feedback,
even if Emily apparently forgot how to read or speak. We'll be back in
a few weeks with Glee's remaining episodes, but expect the last
breaths of Smash talk to happen over at our Facebook page. Long live
Jinks Monsoon and a valar morghulis to all!

Buckle up for a creeeeeeeepy edition of GleeKast, as Erica and Emily
fight club their way through some strange editing choices made in
Feud. Also on the queue is Erica finally explaining (to Emily's
understanding) the difference between Once Upon a Time and Grimm. It
takes a lot longer than you'd think. For more discussion/explanation
of how these two shows are actually not the same thing, come chat it
up on our Facebook group or email us at gleekast@gmail.com.

Load up the pottery wheel and clean that attic to find your boombox
for this week's edition of GleeKast, where Erica and Emily discuss
Girls and Boys On Film. Also on the docket is the glory of RuPaul's
Drag Race and the horrors of Smash. Share your thoughts on all this
and more over at our Facebook page or send your email to
gleekast@gmail.com. Remember, we are the dramaturgs of Glee, and with
that power comes great responsibility. Now back to ghosting.

On this rare in-the-same-room recording, Erica and Emily share
breathing space to tackle another episode in which old flames are
reignited, new couples are made based on dice rolling, and plot twists
are turned just to cause added confusion. There's also more than a bit
of RuPaul discussion, because really, why wouldn't there be? PLEASE
join the conversations over at our Facebook page or email us at
gleekast@gmail.com to discuss the latest episodes. Or to talk about
how every television show should be RuPaul's Drag Race. Whichever.

It’s a lean and mean episode this week as Erica and Emily dive quickly
into Diva, with a few quick stops along The Office and Project Runway.
Along the way, they discuss Erica’s hatred of Alicia Keys, Emily’s
annoyance with Katherine McPhee, and just what it takes to be Freddie
Mercury (namely, being Freddie Mercury). Send your feedback to
gleekast@gmail.com or join the party on our Facebook page, where magic
happens.

Another episode of Glee, another unhappy Erica and confused Emily it
is! The ladies tackle Naked and how it seems to hate nudity. Also on
the menu is RuPaul's Drag Race recaps and DVR hatred. Discuss it all
on our Facebook page or email us at gleekast@gmail.com. Until next we
meet. Now put your clothes back on.

The ladies find their Sadie Hawkins spirit by delving scrub-first into Sadie Hawkins. Though really, they’d rather be watching youtube videos of cats riding unicycles. Also included is a spoilery 5 minute or so discussion on American Horror Story, so grab your dose of Nazi doctors, possessed nuns, headbands, legal scandals based on rear ends, and acapella scandals all in one place. We apologize for the rushiness of this episode, but please head on over to our Facebook page to share everything we missed. Just try not to steal our arrangements. It’s not illegal or anything, but the public doesn’t like it.

It’s December again in the GleeKastverse as Erica and Emily finally get around to discussing Glee’s fourth Christmas/Chanukah/Annual Sue Change of Heart episode. And yes, we still hate Marley. Share your thoughts at gleekast@gmail.com or join the party on our Facebook page. Even librarians are welcome!

Pull out your scorecards for one of GleeKast's more combative outings
as Erica takes the offensive and Emily attempts to defend Swan Song
for its blatant abuse of logic. Somehow Erica forgets that McKinley
High exists in the kind of universe where two seemingly intelligent
high school seniors only applied to one college with no safety schools
or that its highest paid faculty member physically assaults teenagers
on a weekly basis. Or is it that Emily has drank Ryan Murphy's
questionably flavored Kool-Aid, thus rendering her vulnerable to his
writing staff's bamboozling bag of tricks? Weigh in on our Facebook
page or email us at gleekast@gmail.com. The lines have been drawn.

On this rather breezy edition of GleeKast, Erica and Emily sail through the highs and lows of Thanksgiving (hint: the highs involve drag queens and the lows involve a certain eating disorder and adorably misguided racism). You can almost say we have a Kiki over the whole thing, only with rougher choreography and more cats. Send your feedback in to gleekast@gmail.com or join the better choreographed Kiki over at our Facebook group. There still might be cats though.

Masks and lycra firmly in place, Erica and Emily fly their way through Dynamic Duets or Duos or whatever the Why Did They Air This On Thanksgiving? episode was called. Actually, they kinda liked it, but you can piece stuff like that together by listening to the episode. Oh, and Marley still sucks and someone needs to sing Cool Rider from Grease 2 before Emily explodes. Agree with us on our Facebook group or send email to gleekast@gmail.com. Happy Thanksgiving, as if ANYONE AT FOX CARES.

They don't make it easy for us, do they? Erica and Emily begrudgingly
slip into their Pink Ladies jackets for another round of copycat
choreography and stupid character choices, at least until the last few
minutes flicker some hope yet. We close on a nifty round of widely
diverse feedback that happily reminds us there are others out there
that are both just like us and not at all anywhere near like us. We
like that! Send it on over to gleekast@gmail.com or join the party at
our Facebook group.

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