Things you may see at the Tim Burton Exhibit.
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The Box Scene
“Extraordinary Merry Christmas:” Act Six
Introverts, in contrast, may have strong social skills and enjoy parties and business meetings, but after a while wish they were home in their pajamas. They prefer to devote their social energies to close friends, colleagues, and family. They listen more than they talk, think before they speak, and often feel as if they express themselves better in writing than in conversation. They tend to dislike conflict. Many have a horror of small talk, but enjoy deep discussions.
Susan Cain, Quiet (via alittlefragile)
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It turns out, by episode’s end, that the most important entity in this universe is not the New Directions, but Rachel Berry. I still can’t believe that “Goodbye” didn’t end with the glee club in a group number. How could it not? It’s perhaps the easiest thing to check off a “series finale” to-do list. But instead, in an astounding lack of clarity by the writers, everything wrapped up with Rachel Berry, who, having postponed her dreams, was literally forced on a train to pursue her future. This is a show about misfits in Lima, and it ended in New York City with Rachel leading her own cliché musical number. Since when was this show The Rachel Berry Show? I love (some version of) Rachel, and I am 100% okay with considering her a main character - if not the main character. She is an emotional focal point, and there is little to argue there. However. This whole show is not her story alone. This story is about the New Directions. Marginalizing everyone else so that Rachel could have her big moment in New York City is beyond insulting. It’s a slap in the face, really.
wehavethemjustwheretheywantus:
Total direct conversation between couples during season 3:
- Tike: 2 minutes and 35 seconds in 5 episodes
- Brittana: 5 minutes and 11 seconds in 8 episodes
- Samcedes: 5 minutes and 17 seconds in 9 episodes
- Klaine: 20 minutes and 17 seconds in 15 episodes
- Finchel: 33 minutes and 51 seconds in 19 episodes
- Tike/Brittana/Samcedes/Klaine combined: 33 minutes and 20 seconds
Number of (lip-to-lip) kisses during season 3:
- Tike: 3 in 3 episodes
- Brittana: 3 in 2 episodes
- Samcedes: 2 in 2 episodes
- Klaine: 2 in 1 episode
- Finchel: 18 in 8 episodes, 5 make-outs in 4 episodes
And then, because they’re alone in a classroom and have been in a stable, loving relationship for more than a year and having sex for months, they kiss. Okay, well, they don’t, due to a double standard the size of Sue’s latest Nationals trophy.
And we wonder why the Klaine fandom does things like bid $4,200 at a charity auction to get a script showing the cut scene where Blaine gives Kurt a ring for Christmas, since the chances of seeing actual intimacy between these two boys on the air are right up there with Sugar Motta replacing Rachel as New Directions’ main soloist.
AE 3x22 recap (via ibsurvivor)
