Ok, folks. Here we go. The last Smash liveblog. Well, at least the last one that I’ll do as the show moves to Saturdays starting this Saturday, April 6. We had a good little run here and it definitely made the show more interesting to watch with company.
Tonight’s episode is called “The Parents.” I bet Gay Kyle gets pregnant. That ignorant slut. Continue reading
Ok, folks. Here we go. The second-to-last Smash live blog. I love to hate watch this show, but not enough to stay home on Saturday night to watch it live. This episode is called “The Bells and Whistles.” I’m sure it’s about Gay Kyle and Jimmy Who joining a boys choir. Or begging for change on the street. Or aliens. Hell, it’s probably all three.
See ya in the comments! Continue reading
Another Tuesday, another shitty episode of this shitty TV show. Turns out NBC has finally figured out what we’ve known about this show all along and has decided to move it to Saturdays starting April 6. So we’ve got this week and then next to suffer through this together. The show’s showrunner, Josh Safran says the season finale will also be the series finale. (h/t to DottieB for the info.)
Anywho – this week’s episode is called “Musical Chairs.” I’m sure it’s about Jimmy Who going to IKEA to pick out some new furniture for his apartment. Continue reading
Ok people, here we go again. The show we hate the most, but love to hate watch. How many times will we say “What that what?” or “Jimmy Who?!” this week? This episode is called “The Fringe” and it wouldn’t surprise me if the writers introduced storyline involving aliens. Continue reading
Welcome back to the show everyone loves to hate watch. This week we have a read through. How many times will Jimmy Who interrupt and demand Derrick’s attention. The more I think about it, the more I think he’s this season’s Ellis. Always where he shouldn’t be and making outrageous demands. Anywho, see you in the comments! Continue reading
Remember that time last week when we bitched about how terrible this show is? Yeah, I do too. Yet here we are. The show we love to hate watch. I wonder how crappy this “song” will be tonight. See y’all in the comments! Continue reading
Many of us were skeptical about NBC’s launch of a show about the underbelly of Broadway, and in conjunction, one rife with musical routines. NBC, not known for big risks, or musical theater, has struggled with their dramatic formula for the past few seasons. Now they planned to attempt drama and in a musical format? We were mostly afraid it would be some low rent Glee offering, with all the pap and cheesetastic nuance that has consumed the once lauded Ryan Murphy juggernaut. Continue reading