Was Glee Good?

In episode 21, Lily, Robbie, and Liz could not know less about funk as a musical concept. Please help us. Also: Will Schuester keeps his clothes on and still grosses us all out, Quinn dances more than she probably should be given her situation, and we, yes, google "funk". Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say (330)-366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 20, Lily, Robbie, and Liz have strong feelings about motherhood for three non-moms. Also: the two-dimensional plight of Tina Cohen-Chang, Burt Hummel makes us cry, and all of our bits are about Lady Gaga because why not? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say (330)-366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 19, Lily, Robbie, and Liz shout out the hardest working nurse actress in the biz. Also: Joss Whedon is directing, Emma is doing good counselling, and a truly reprehensible series of vests is being worn. Neil Patrick Harris is also here, we guess. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say (330)-366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 18, Lily, Robbie, and Liz take turns screaming strangled screams about the way a character we'll never see again is treated. Also: Kurt goes deer hunting and makes us cry, Ryan Murphy's baffling self-concept strikes again, and we refine our pro-kissing stance. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 17, Lily, Robbie, and Liz are so burned by Glee that they're forced to reject an Olivia Newton-John classic. Also: which one is slander and which one is libel, Molly Shannon is here?, and Rosie O'Donnell helps us make a critical discovery. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 16, Lily, Robbie, and Liz are crushed underneath the weight of Glee's ignorance. Also: Carol Hudson gets dark, we put together an introductory primer of black feminist texts for Ryan Murphy, and Kristin Chenoweth, may god bless her and keep her, is here again for no good reason. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 15, Lily, Robbie, and Liz still aren't sure what, exactly, the power of Madonna is. Also: the funniest euphemisms for having sex, a doubling down on how teens should super be celibate, and who is suing Ryan Murphy?!?!?! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 14, Lily, Robbie, and Liz love Jonathan Groff, hate Ken Tanaka, and have almost no idea where we are in time or place. Also: Brad Falchuk doesn't know what a training bra is, Santana is finally a lesbian, and a misogyny lightning round where Liz reveals she's seen MORE THAN ONE episode of the Big Bang Theory. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 13, Lily, Robbie, and Liz take turns losing their minds about, their own names, a seven-way surprise lesbian phone call, and two separate perfect performances. This episode rules if you ignore all the straight kissing. Also: Who does Chris Colfer follow on instagram? Is Ryan Murphy even okay? And could we actually make Glee better? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee, but like, watch part of this episode of Glee.

In episode 12, Lily, Robbie, and Liz can't decide what matters less: yearbook photos? Or the official Ohio state glee club bylaws? Also: Will Schuester realizes he hasn't touched his wife's stomach in six months, Ryan Murphy has Angela Bassett under some sort of spell, and a few thoughts on the first half of this season. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 11, Lily, Robbie, and Liz would like to emphasize that it's deeply rude to begin singing during someone else's performance, especially if "someone else" is a deaf choir doing a lovely rendition of "Imagine". Also: the true cost of wigs, the true cost of a minivan, a dramatic reading of some sexy texts, and the worst tattoos in the world. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 10, Lily, Robbie, and Liz are frankly, so tired of Will Schuester's shit that they delve into a long lesson about etymology. Sorry! Also: the migratory patterns of alpacas, a little bit of gay stuff, and [DRUMROLL..........] our first fan art! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 9 (Our longest to date! You're welcome!) Lily, Liz, and Robbie learn a number of offensive, confusing, and conflicting lessons about disability. Also: does Ryan Murphy know what anything costs? Has any teen in Lima, Ohio ever smoked weed? And why isn't this show only about the gay ones? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 8, Robbie, Lily, and Liz take a hard line on sham engagements and in-school slushie machines. Also: Has Hillary Clinton has ever seen an episode of Glee? Has Ryan Murphy ever read a novel? Do we have to keep watching this show?   Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 7, Robbie, Lily, and Liz take on Glee's mindblowingly bad take on racism. Also: Dianna Agron's face acting, Ryan Murphy's new instagram account, and some questions about Lea Michele's contract. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 6, Lily, Robbie, and Liz get really into whether Glee would make a good show about how hard marriage is. Also: Is Lea Michele the next Tracy Chapman? Is Terri Schuester a nurse? Does anyone know what pseudoephedrine is or does? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 5, Lily, Robbie, and Liz address the 41-year-old elephant in the room. Also: Will Schuester teaches Kristin Chenoweth how to say "I will never buy a cellphone" in Spanish, Rachel Berry can't bowl but is still emotionally healthier than any other person on this show, and Robbie desperately needs to know how Cool Runnings ends.A heads up: Glee clearly doesn't think that it's statutory rape when an adult woman has sex with a teenage boy. We do, and we say as much - if that's something you want to skip out on, we understand. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @wasgleegood, shoot us an email at wasgleegood@gmail.com, and give us a call if you've got something to say: (330) 366-6130. Don't watch Glee.

In episode 4, Lily, Robbie, and Liz tackle the most confusing question of all: sports. Also: Teri's implausible fake belly, Sandy Ryerson is back within fifty feet of students, and several shockingly moving scenes.

In episode 3, Lily, Robbie, and Liz contend with Will Schuester's hurt grown-man feelings. Also: Glee crosses a low bar to get 100% gayer, no character has a healthy understanding of their reproductive system, and Ryan Murphy Talks About A Woman.

In episode 2, Lily, Robbie, and Liz take on one of history's greatest monsters: the Glee cover of "Gold Digger". Also: Naya Rivera's first spoken line, Ryan Murphy's caricature of the married-straight-people-American dream, and our favorite songs that Glee never got the chance to cover.