History DethroningMoment / Glee

* @/HawkOfCoul: The final blow... erasing a character's existence in 'Big Brother', not even mentioning [[StraightGay Dave Karofsky]] after he had an important plotline in the earlier two episodes that was left hanging so we could suffer through... erm, [[SarcasmMode enjoy]] Blaine's utter murder of Music/ChristinaAguilera's 'Fighter' and whine about The One Time his brother stole his Action Man. From then on, it was clear that this show was not going to be Glee anymore. No, it was gonna be 'Blee', where everybody shills on how [[CreatorsPet Blaine is the bestest person who ever lived and is justified even when he cheats on his long-suffering boyfriend]] because [[ItsAllAboutMe he felt Kurt hadn't paid enough attention to him]], and blaming him for it, then starts becoming creepier by the second, culminating in [[WhatAnIdiot a proposal]] in order to get his boyfriend back into his clutches... [[FreudianSlip erm]], I meant arms forever. ''Series/{{Glee}}'' is seriously claiming that [[InsaneTrollLogic the worse your boyfriend is, the more he loves you]]!

* @/{{SMARTALIENQT}}: I stopped watching regularly as early as "Blame it on the Alcohol", for one reason: Blaine's subplot. Or rather, Kurt's interpretation of Blaine's subplot. The line about how [[NoBisexuals being bi is just an excuse for gay guys to fit in]] was really, really hurtful to me and other bi people that I know, and Blaine (rightfully) calls him out on it. But at the end, Kurt's proved right. Blaine wasn't bi, the kiss was him being drunk and stupid, and we are again left with no bisexual characters at all except for Brittany (and it's kind of implied that Brittany's not actually bi, she's just really stupid and [[AnythingThatMoves willing to sleep with anyone who asks]]).

* @/HawkOfCoul: The final blow... erasing a character's existence in 'Big Brother', not even mentioning [[StraightGay Dave Karofsky]] after he had an important plotline in the earlier two episodes that was left hanging so we could suffer through... erm, [[SarcasmMode enjoy]] Blaine's utter murder of Music/ChristinaAguilera's 'Fighter' and whine about The One Time his brother stole his Action Man. From then on, it was clear that this show was not going to be Glee anymore. No, it was gonna be 'Blee', where everybody shills on how [[CreatorsPet Blaine is the bestest person who ever lived and is justified even when he]] [[YourCheatingHeart cheats on his long-suffering boyfriend]] because [[ItsAllAboutMe he felt Kurt hadn't paid enough attention to him]], and blaming him for it, then starts becoming creepier by the second, culminating in [[WhatAnIdiot a proposal]] in order to get his boyfriend back into his clutches... [[FreudianSlip erm]], I meant arms forever. ''Series/{{Glee}}'' is seriously claiming that [[InsaneTrollLogic the worse your boyfriend is, the more he loves you]]!

* No ASSCAPS, no '''bold''', and no ''italics'' unless it's the title of a work. We are not yelling the [=DMoSs=] out loud.

* [=SharkToast=]: My [=DMoS=] had to be "The Break-Up". Now I thought this was a good episode, except for the subplot revolving around the Jake/Marley/Kitty {{love triangle}}. Not only are the [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute characters clones of Puck, Rachel, and Quinn]], but they lack any of the traits that made them interesting. Marley lacks any of Rachel's [[PossessionSue negative qualities]], while Kitty lacks Quinn's [[RonTheDeathEater positive qualities]]. Jake is basically [[DracoInLeatherPants Puck in leather pants]]. I always thought these characters were inspired by fan fiction, and "The Break-Up" proved it.

Being part of something [[DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck sucky]] makes it sucky.

* @/HawkOfCoul: The final blow... erasing a character's existence in 'Big Brother', not even mentioning [[StraightGay Dave Karofsky]] after he had an important plotline in the earlier two episodes that was left hanging so we could suffer through... erm, [[SarcasmMode enjoy]] Blaine's utter murder of ChristinaAguilera's 'Fighter' and whine about The One Time his brother stole his Action Man. From then on, it was clear that this show was not going to be Glee anymore. No, it was gonna be 'Blee', where everybody shills on how [[CreatorsPet Blaine is the bestest person who ever lived and is justified even when he]] [[YourCheatingHeart cheats on his long-suffering boyfriend]] because [[ItsAllAboutMe he felt Kurt hadn't paid enough attention to him]], and blaming him for it, then starts becoming creepier by the second, culminating in [[WhatAnIdiot a proposal]] in order to get his boyfriend back into his clutches... [[FreudianSlip erm]], I meant arms forever. ''Series/{{Glee}}'' is seriously claiming that [[InsaneTrollLogic the worse your boyfriend is, the more he loves you]]!

* @/MacPhisto: The much anticipated "[[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Rocky Horror]] Series/{{Glee}} [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Show]]" in general for [[{{Bowdlerise}} many]], [[MoralGuardians many]] reasons. But special mention goes to the BrokenAesop at the end, which came with many UnfortunateImplications (it's okay to be different, just as long as you don't do it in a way where normal people can see you).
** bobdrantz: I also disliked the "[[RockyHorrorPictureShow Rocky Horror]] Glee Show". However, my reason for disliking it is because it's quite possibly the worst "tribute" (inasmuch as it barely has the right to be called one) for one of the biggest cult films of all time. For one thing, the casting is all wrong--among other things, [[VillainousCrossdresser Frank N. Furter]] is played by a [[GenderFlip female]], with no attempt to make her look androgynous, and her acting was bad. Second, the song lyrics are so [[{{Bowdlerize}} heavily edited]] as to lose anything resembling a point.

** @/NumberOfTheDalek: Even worse was that the episode culminated in them finally having sex. Don't get me wrong, I'm actually gay myself, but throughout the episode we watch Kurt consider his options (if he had any) about consummating his relationship with Blaine for once and for all, and even the attempted Rape Is OK When It's Male On Male bit he has he decency to shove Blaine off, but finally agreeing to do it for the first time just showed that Kurt is exactly who his detractors are -- a helpless Queenie bitch who only exists as a slave to Blaine.

* @/HawkOfCoul: The final blow... erasing a character's existence in 'Big Brother', not even mentioning [[StraightGay Dave Karofsky]] after he had an important plotline in the earlier two episodes that was left hanging so we could suffer through... erm, [[SarcasmMode enjoy]] Blaine's utter murder of ChristinaAguilera's 'Fighter' and whine about TheOneTime his brother stole his Action Man. From then on, it was clear that this show was not going to be Glee anymore. No, it was gonna be 'Blee', where everybody shills on how [[CreatorsPet Blaine is the bestest person who ever lived and is justified even when he]] [[YourCheatingHeart cheats on his long-suffering boyfriend]] because [[ItsAllAboutMe he felt Kurt hadn't paid enough attention to him]], and blaming him for it, then starts becoming creepier by the second, culminating in [[WhatAnIdiot a proposal]] in order to get his boyfriend back into his clutches... [[FreudianSlip erm]], I meant arms forever. ''Series/{{Glee}}'' is seriously claiming that [[InsaneTrollLogic the worse your boyfriend is, the more he loves you]]!
** @/NumberOfTheDalek: Even worse was that the episode culminated in them finally having sex. Don't get me wrong, I'm actually gay myself, but throughout the episode we watch Kurt consider his options (if he had any) about consummating his relationship with Blaine for once and for all, and even the attempted RapeIsOKWhenItsMaleOnMale bit he has he decency to shove Blaine off, but finally agreeing to do it for the first time just showed that Kurt is exactly who his detractors are -- a helpless Queenie bitch who only exists as a slave to Blaine.