House, Glee

Sometimes I find myself asking: Why do I watch House again? Okay, Wilson and House's relationship. Michael Weston, sometimes. The kickass finales. Mostly because of the kickass finales, I have decided.

I'm fine with procedurals, I really am, but when you simply don't care about the characters, it's tiring. I used to care about the original ducklings. House's witticisms made me laugh. I don't know - all I know is that right now, I'm eagerly awaiting the inevitably awesome season ender.

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Glee is back! Glee makes me so happy; I can completely disregard continuity errors, bad acting, plot holes, believability, whatever! I'm willing to overlook a lot for the sake of a genuinely fun, music-filled time (see: Chuck, sans music). The second episode back (The Power of Madonna) was super fun, and I loved the one-liners, as usual ("Mr. Schuester, is he your son?"), as well as the musical montages (Like a Virgin!! Such good editing). Furthermore, I appreciated the concerns of the fans addressed, specifically Mercedes' and Kurt's frustration about not getting solos. Very smart move by Ryan Murphy, who penned this episode very well.

Can't wait for May 18, when Dream On will be aired! Directed by Joss and guest starring NPH, s'gonna be a good time.