My experience with the show is strictly Pop-Cultural Osmosis, but wasn't there a significant culture around episode recaps or something that leads to much wordier recaps than most pages?
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.Yeah, I remember NBC used to call the Recap Episodes Glee-caps, and it would be a big deal in the fandom.
Also, you can find overzealous fangirliness not just in the recap pages, but on any subpage.
For example, this is at the top of the YMMV page:
Edited by ccorb on Nov 14th 2020 at 7:33:28 AM
Rock'n'roll never dies!Yes. See Television Without Pity and its ilk.
Why do we have that page anyway? It tropes a community.
Discord: Waido X 255#1372 If you cant contact me on TV Tropes do it here.Well, this got ATT'd for the xth time, so I finally cleaned out Recap.Glee S 1 E 1 Pilot. I put the formerly very long description in the discussion in case anyone wants it for reference and then removed misuse, trivia etc. from the examples list.
Copying this from the main Recap cleanup thread to save time typing (not completely awake at the moment):
I don't know if I'll get very involved in this thread, but I thought I'd bring up that the Glee Recap pages had a dedicated page in the WebOriginal/ namespace (WebOriginal.TV Tropes Glee Recaps) at one point. It was cutlisted per this ATT query for Auto-Erotic Troping. Have these Recap pages been problematic in the past?
Edited by GastonRabbit on Jan 12th 2021 at 2:08:11 PM
Patiently awaiting the release of Paper Luigi and the Marvelous Compass.The immediate issue that comes to mind is the level of snark. While snark is good, the Recap.Glee pages are overly so, almost to the point of bashing.
Yeah, that's in the OP. Complaining/bashing is a big no-no and you can go ahead and remove snarkiness that edges on that.
Sorry for necroposting, but I hope to get the ball rolling again by doing this; I've skimmed through every single of the pages so I can give y'all a checklist of sorts for all the episodes that still need cleanup. Without further ado, they are:
Ep. 7: Throwdown
Ep. 8: Mash Up
Ep. 9: Wheels
Ep. 13: Sectionals
Ep. 14: Hell-O (The summaries are only gonna get longer from here...)
Ep. 15: The Power of Madonna
Ep. 16: Home (oh god we're starting to use ship names now)
Ep. 17: Reputation
Ep. 18: Laryngitis ("human cockroach Jacob Ben Israel" )
Ep. 19: Dream On
Ep. 22: Journey to Regionals
Ep. 5: The Rocky Horror Glee Show
Ep. 6: Never Been Kissed
Ep. 7: The Substitute ("No, there won't be a substitute recapper." At this rate, I wish there was...)
Ep. 8: Furt
Ep. 9: Special Education (No tropes? Not even one? Seriously?)
Ep. 10: A Very Glee Christmas (Again, zero tropes!)
Ep. 11: The Sue Sylvester Shuffle
Ep. 14: Blame it On the Alcohol
Ep. 17: A Night of Neglect
Ep. 22: New York
Ep. 4: The Break-Up
Ep. 5: The Role You Were Born to Play
Ep. 4: A Katy or a Gaga
Ep. 6: Movin' Out
Ep. 7: Puppet Master
Ep. 8: Previously Unaired Christmas
Ep. 13: New Directions
Ep. 14: New New York (Not a long page, but a tad salty regardless)
Ep. 15: Bash
Ep. 16: Tested (Same problem as E14)
Ep. 17: Opening Night (Especially vitriol, this one is...)
Just wanted to give y'all a helping hand!
Glee's heyday was in the early 2010s, and it shows in most of the subpages. However, its most problematic section is the recap pages, many of which have:
Edited by Synchronicity on Oct 26th 2020 at 7:33:09 PM