Glee: Season 3
  • Network: FOX
  • Series Premiere Date: May 19, 2009
  • Season #: 1 , 2 , 3 , 4
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  1. thatsme
    Sep 30, 2011
    0
    God, does this show just suck. The dialogue sounds like it's written by baboons. The singing sounds like computerized voices (because it is). Everything about this show has no class or quality. Watch Modern Family or Raising Hope or Parks and Recreation (the best show on television) instead.
  2. Ginamarie
    Oct 1, 2011
    3
    I'm a teenage girl who hates this show, so that stereotype is not true. They have good singing voices but everything else sucks. I don't get the hype. I like Raising Hope (the show on after this) better.
  3. heyitsmegrif4
    Apr 1, 2012
    3
    Glee season three has great guest actors, but is rarely funny anymore, rarely inspiring, rarely moving, rarely good. Glee is no longer the show people fell in love with. Glee season three is awful.
  4. RonSwansonIsBos
    Nov 2, 2011
    0
    An undeniably awful piece of trash that relies on the same plot lines every season. Thank God the ratings are bombing so there is yet another excuse to cancel this abomination.
  5. doeseatoats
    Dec 14, 2011
    0
    The Xmas show season 3 was awful dull dry and boring to no end. The B/W special was never ending and pointless to absurdity and I just wanted to turn it off for the first time in my years of watching Glee. The rest of it had small moments but it was a total loss and of no interest for me to rewatch ever again. I felt like a scrouge with a bad hair day but there was nothing there to enjoy in the least. Sad I wasted an hour on that episode hope the rest of the season is better.… Expand
  6. LadyLuzy
    Feb 7, 2012
    0
    Season 1 was great, Season 2 fine, Season 3 OMG this show is so awful! The worst of everything is that they´re having the same mistakes ever. Really, this show had never been good. It´s like a trick..
  7. Reuel5427
    May 26, 2012
    3
    At the beginning of the season it was off to a promising start and then it went off into another direction and become extremely terrible.
  8. GeorgePLucas
    Jan 10, 2012
    0
    So bad that I can laugh at how bad it is. This review is better written than the scripts for the show. Everything is so transparent and stereotyped and ridiculous. I can't believe it's still on television.
  9. someguy1
    Oct 13, 2011
    2
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I was a fan of the show during its first season. At first glance it seemed like all the stereotypes of all the characters were skin deep, and as you moved further down the season, you go to see them grow and evolve. The teenager characters were ideally meant for kids, while the music director (Will), his wife, the counselor, and the gym coach were there to give a different more "adult" perspective.

    After season 1, though, as with a lot of shows, the creators obviously ran out of ideas. They have reused old gags and storylines again and again, merely replacing the obstacle between Will and the counselor with a new spouse. Sue remains the arch-nemesis intent on destroying the Glee club (and each time failing), without growing as a person. The low point being how "she was evolving" after the death of her sister...

    Season 3, I had hoped would get better after they promised a re-haul and move back to old storylines that made the original series great. After the first episode with a highly judgmental and unlikable Will, I wasn't too convinced. Four episodes in, most of the characters are one note, redundant, and doomed to never learn anything. Compared to their first season counterparts, they are spoiled and feel more like the cartoon canvases, without actually being funny.

    The marked decline in ratings is a testament to this series failure to entertain.    … Expand

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