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But this is really about our love for horror particularly which we felt as children and references from our pop culture youth. But more than that, I like to create stuff just because I’m interested, like, “I wanna watch a show about this.” There was a shortage of creature-baby-in-the-basement-shows on TV laughs. I wanted to see it!You directed the pilot. Do you have a favorite moment or sequence?My favorite sequence is we call it, “When the attacks.” I loved the moment when 's is attacked in the basement for several reasons.
I loved the design of that creature. I love the influence on it.
When we designed it, it was sort of a pastiche of different ideas. The mouth of it, which you see for two brief milliseconds, is based on a leech mouth, a picture of a leech mouth I found. I have a lot of reference books. There was a picture I was obsessed with of a child with which is that aging quickly disorder. The gown our costume designer Lou and I worked on really closely is sorta closely modeled on the.The idea for it was one of the scariest things I ever saw: Diane Keaton getting killed in because the killing was done in strobe. There was a little bit of that in the water.
It was written as a straight scene. Again, the whole show is about me and the writers sitting in a room and talking about the times we have been scared. That was a time I was really really scared, to the point where I didn’t sleep for a week and my parents wouldn’t let me go to the movies for a month. I just remember being scared about that because it’s the millisecond of blackness where you’re like, “What happens?” That’s my favorite in terms of the production. I mean, I love the acting. I love the Connie and Dylan fight.
I love the Jessica “Don’t Make Me Kill Again” line.Will there be a pay-off to that line?Oh yeah! It’s the whole.
We find out why she killed her.I’m guessing people will mostly be talking about. Is that supposed to be a real man?Oh, I can’t say that. And I have taken a poll even among the crew: Who Do You Think Rubber Man Is? And no one got it right.
I was shocked because I think it’s so obvious. Who do you think it is?I think it’s the who previously lived in the house.Hmmm, interesting.
I actually know a lot of people who are going as Rubber Man for Halloween so it’s very exciting. One of the goals too is I love all those monsters like Jason and Freddy Krueger. To create a creaturewell, I guess we did it because people have gone as Sue Sylvester for Halloween. But I would love for a couple to go as Sue and Rubber Man.
That’s my dream.Based on the first episode, it seems like Vivian (Connie Britton) is pregnant with Rubber Man’s baby.Yes, it does seem that way. You very quickly find out that not all is well with this pregnancy and who you think is the father is not.My colleague, Jeff Jensen, thought that the show’s title font might be an homage to. Is that true?That is a coincidence.
I used to be an editor of the school paper in high school and college and I’ve always been obsessed with typography, which is another weird obsession. I have 25 different books about different type faces from all over the world. Whenever I do a show, I like to flip through the books and see which one talks to me. Sometimes it’s easy and sometimes it’s hard. But this jumped out at me. It very much looks to me like a 1920's house.What’s up with the two different versions of, the maid?That is definitely something that they would have and should have done on but they didn’t — to have two actresses play one character.
It’s really fun for our actresses because they do the character in very different ways: one is definitely the bad ego — the bad id — and one is the good.
Glee Pilot Commentary Video
So I rewatched the Extended Glee pilot,it had actually been since May since I've seen the pilot so it was interesting too watch, you can see the difference in the interactions between the Glee clubbers. Over thirteen episodes their characters developed quite a bit. I love Glee.My opinion on the Extended Glee Pilot,commentary and picspam. This was actually a lot of fun to do!Will's Glee club at Nationals in 1973 1993.
I felt like I was watching an episode of The Brady Bunch.The Glee club instructor uses this quote 'By it's very definition Glee is about opening yourself up to joy' I like this quote,it sort of describes the whole show in one sentence. The reason why I like this show so much, aside from the music of course it's because it is very 'feel-good' it's not too heavy in drama, it's just a lot of fun to watch.Quinn asks Rachel if she is getting ready for the Tranny prom, and Santana wears extensions. I never liked Quinn, I don't really get her appeal as a character,there have only been a few moments where I've liked her,very few moments, but I don't feel bad for her at all, she's a major bitch.Mr. Schue is the Spanish teacher, which I always forget because we never see him teach, not really, and who is Guillermo? Is Guillermo the Spanish name for William? What kind of Spanish person am I?Sit down you're rocking the boatRachel:We SuckYes Rachel,you do suck.What happened to all these kids that were in the Glee club before Elle Bishop's gay dad got fired?I mean he gets fired and all of the sudden no one wants to be in Glee club anymore?Hey look it's Preppy!Tina and Mercedes.Cue to the Cheerios, which is a really strange name of a cheerleading squad,makes me always want Cheerios.I love how everyone loves Sue, even though she is clearly deranged. Jane Lynch is a comedic genius.Will:There was a rumor that she posed for Penthouse magazine and took horse estrogen, but that was just a rumor'Show us on the doll where the bad man touched you Hank'When I watch this scene I change the song they're singing into 'Don't let the sun go down on me'This is also time number one where Mr Figgin's says 'My hands are tied' which will become his catchphrase, he says it in every episode.
Glee Pilot Script
Seriously, give the man some new material.Sandy:I'm not even gay!Uh-huh.So we watch Ken Tanaka complain about lack of nasty coffee and drool over adorably adorable Emma, whom I loved since second one,Sue also mentions a restaurant called Bacon Junction,which I would totally eat at.I'm also pretty sure this is the only time she gets Emma's name right, instead of calling her Irma or Alma or something else.She's so cute!