'Glee' Recap: The Super Bowl Halftime Show We Should Have Seen
After four hours of football, mostly lackluster Super Bowl
commercials, a trip back in time to 2008 to watch the Black Eyed
Peas perform during halftime (yawn) and a chili-induced food
coma setting in, I was preparing myself for a Glee episode that
would only appeal to the Super Bowl-watching masses -- not to
the show's fans (yep, they're still out there) -- meaning little
to no plot, back-to-back-to-back-to-back musical numbers, a few
mentions of some girl-on-girl action, pyrotechnics, and
absolutely no mention of our fave gay characters Kurt and Blaine
or our least favorite homophobe Karofsky. So while it was still
intentionally over the top, color me surprised that we got a
little plot movement and character development in tonight's
special episode.  We kicked things off with a little Katy Perry
and the Cheerios working on their pyrotechnic-rich, blue-wig-
clad routine to "California Gurls," which for the love of good
taste I can't help but sing