Joss to direct Glee

What!? I'm so excited! Ahhhhh!

And Summerlilly, it's hilarious. The humor is just perfect, and the characters are all intensely likable misfits (well... most of them. Not a big fan of the Cheerleader). Plus, it's basically a television musical like OMWF, only it's every week and a lot of the singers are straight off Broadway. It's so quirky and adorable, I love it!
 
The reason I like the Glee is that the characters are believable, the storylines balanced perfectly with drama and comedy, and the musical numbers ROCK. Everyone on the cast does their own singing, and they're all good! Plus they mix the music up; a little bit country, pop, rock, Broadway...
 
How did I not notice this before? As someone who's been a complete and utter Gleek for the last few months, and a Joss obsessed fan for...God knows how many years, I'm kinda in awe. Joss + Glee = wow, I can imagine. 😀
 
The laugh out loud kind of funny that on one hand could be deemed cruel but is just utterly delicious.

Insane characters who's quirks have quirks.

Kick arse musical numbers.

Sue Sylvester: the best villian tv has seen since Angelus!

Wow, that's quite a statement! Best villian since Angel?!!!! What?! Ok, now my expectations are ubergigantor!!!!! Bring it on Glee!!!!:fighting1
 
Kean
Kean
Made I over sold? lol She is fantastic though, so entertaining :D
Sue Sylvester is evil. When you trip an old woman, sending her flying down a flight of stairs, you know you're ruthless. 😀
 
Rumour has it that Neil Patrick Harris will also appear in Joss' Ep:

Remember that giant scoop I told you (via Twitter) I had gotten at the Golden Globes? This is it: Neil Patrick Harris is nearing a deal to appear in the May sweeps Glee episode that's being helmed by his Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog director, Joss Whedon.

In retrospect, maybe I should've called this particular scoop "ginormous." I think it's warranted, don't you?

Anyway, Harris wants to do it, and Glee creator Ryan Murphy sure as hell wants him to "” he's creating a role especially for the How I Met Your Mother scene-stealer. And yes, the part includes a little song-'n'-dance. In fact, the gig not only would reunite Harris with Whedon, it'd also reteam him with Zachary Woodlee, who choreographed the musical number in HIMYM's recent 100th episode.

The one possible snag "” and there's always one, isn't there? CBS has to OK its MVP's appearance on Fox's breakout hit. But at least since HIMYM and Glee are both produced by 20th Century Fox, there's no conflict on their end.

So what do you think? Stoked, or stoked beyond belief? Try to describe your level of anticipation below. I know I can't describe mine. At least not adequately.

Exclusive: 'Glee' and Neil Patrick Harris to make beautiful music together | Ausiello | EW.com
 
Washburne
Washburne
Check post 13. ;)
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