Re: Kurt Hummel Spoiler Thread - part 23

[Buenos]

It's the "Defying Gravity" Alexander McQueen sweater!

Don't judge me.

[Glorfindel]

^With cockroach brooch and all!  

[Glorfindel]

GLEE: Artie (Kevin McHale), Kurt (Chris Colfer), Blaine (Darren Criss) and Sam (Chord Overstreet) enjoy some time together in the “Tested” episode of GLEE airing Tuesday, April 15 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2014 Fox Broadcasting Co. CR: Giovanni Rufino/FOX [UHQ]

No ring (darn, I'm starting to sound like a Klainer) but it could be a simple oversight of the props department.

[fantastica]

talking about cockroach, i found one upside down next to my bed this morning, still kicking. ewwwww!    i didn't have the guts to look at it let alone dispose it, and my hubby couldn't be found (he also happens to be very squirmish around bugs), but we have a guest over night from out of town, and i had to ask him to help. he picked up teh bug w/ his bare hands. double ewwww!     thanks to this gentleman the creature was safely down the toilet, on its way to the river/lake/ocean/whatever its burial ground is.

gosh writing this is tough. i have to go wash my hands and brain now. the thought of it makes me want to throw up last night's dinner.

[fantastica]

the ring was washed down the drain accidentally - i hope.

[bayth]

the ring was washed down the drain accidentally - i hope.

I'm hoping it gets thrown at Blarren's face.

[Jellyrolls]

No ring, no ring, no ring.   

In the promo, I thought both Kurt and Blaine both responded awkwardly to sam's comment about the abstinence club, so it could be them being awkward about the engagement.

I like Kurt without the ring.

[Jellyrolls]

Just saw the extended summary for episode 18. Kurt is the one who gets the opportunity to sing for the socialite and brings the grease stain with him. Of course the socialite, who clearly has no ears, likes playing better than Kurt. They also use the breaded F word in the summary. The joy of no ring was rather short-lived.

[Ranwing]

Just saw the extended summary for episode 18. Kurt is the one who gets the opportunity to sing for the socialite and brings the grease stain with him.  Of course the socialite, who clearly has no ears, likes playing better than Kurt.  They also use the breaded F word in the summary. The joy of no ring was rather short-lived.

Of course. They can't have someone actually interested in nurturing Kurt's career because he only exists to help the success of those around him.

According to the spoiler, Blaine's supposed to be conflicted about accepting the socialite's help when Kurt is passed over. Given that this is the guy who fucked over his boyfriend for a high school role, I can't see him too conflicted. He'll made some sad eyes, moan that he feels bad that he's being given such privilege and Kurt will just reassure him that he's wonderful while he hustles off stage so Blaine can have the spotlight.   

[ColferInspired]

i don't agree nor disagree. i have no opinion.  

fandom is a battle ground....    

  Are you Switzerland?

This sweaters fits better on him now. And I wonder if Rachel is having flackbash or a fantasy in which everyone go back to their old self, in a picture she's wearing a season one outfit.

Damn, Chris looked so cute and adorable in this outfit back in the Pilot but now he's damn hot as.  

[ChrisColferFan1]

I for one will not be watching episode 18.

[Ranwing]

Here's the extended summary of ep 18. For those of us who were hoping for Rachel to be humbled a bit or Blaine to not be handed everything on a silver platter, prepare to lose your lunch.

EXTENDED SUMMARY:

With Funny Girl a bonafide hit and Rachel’s star clearly on the rise, she enjoys the fruits of her labors, including signing with a powerful New York talent agent who seems to have a wholly different take on her career path than she does. Just as the monotony of constantly performing the same show over and over again starts taking its toll on her, Rachel is approached by a Hollywood executive who presents the young star with a potentially once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that – while too tempting to refuse – requires her to take a calculated risk. At NYADA, Kurt gets a valuable opportunity to perform for a wealthy socialite who is known for fostering and launching the careers of many burgeoning artists. Thrilled with the chance to make a lasting impression, Kurt – committed to the idea that he and Blaine should always share their career boons together - recruits his fiancée to sing with him. Blaine finds himself put in a difficult position when the socialite takes more of a liking to him than to Kurt. Meanwhile, as Mercedes struggles to complete her latest single in time to meet her release deadline, she turns to Santana for help with finding a “new sound,” and ends up putting her own career on the line for the sake of her friend.

[Buenos]

I"m actually OK with the scenario because I fully expected it, it was only a matter of time before Glee revisited WSS scenario, aka Blaine preferred over Kurt. However the reason I'm good with it is if Kurt gets to sing and perform on my screen I don't give a shit as to the SL's at this point. I know where my focus will be on.   

PLus Glee's SL's never work out how they appear on summaries, it will be badly written and poorly resolved but I can't get worked up over something when I have no idea how it will work out onscreen.

[ChrisColferFan1]

Here's the extended summary of ep 18. For those of us who were hoping for Rachel to be humbled a bit or Blaine to not be handed everything on a silver platter, prepare to lose your lunch.

EXTENDED SUMMARY:

With Funny Girl a bonafide hit and Rachel’s star clearly on the rise, she enjoys the fruits of her labors, including signing with a powerful New York talent agent who seems to have a wholly different take on her career path than she does. Just as the monotony of constantly performing the same show over and over again starts taking its toll on her, Rachel is approached by a Hollywood executive who presents the young star with a potentially once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that – while too tempting to refuse – requires her to take a calculated risk. At NYADA, Kurt gets a valuable opportunity to perform for a wealthy socialite who is known for fostering and launching the careers of many burgeoning artists. Thrilled with the chance to make a lasting impression, Kurt – committed to the idea that he and Blaine should always share their career boons together - recruits his fiancée to sing with him. Blaine finds himself put in a difficult position when the socialite takes more of a liking to him than to Kurt. Meanwhile, as Mercedes struggles to complete her latest single in time to meet her release deadline, she turns to Santana for help with finding a “new sound,” and ends up putting her own career on the line for the sake of her friend.

Like I posted a few minutes ago, I will not be watching episode 18. The only episode I plan on watching is 19.And Maybe episode 17,but that is yet.

[M&M]

Here's the extended summary of ep 18. For those of us who were hoping for Rachel to be humbled a bit or Blaine to not be handed everything on a silver platter, prepare to lose your lunch.

EXTENDED SUMMARY:

With Funny Girl a bonafide hit and Rachel’s star clearly on the rise, she enjoys the fruits of her labors, including signing with a powerful New York talent agent who seems to have a wholly different take on her career path than she does. Just as the monotony of constantly performing the same show over and over again starts taking its toll on her, Rachel is approached by a Hollywood executive who presents the young star with a potentially once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that – while too tempting to refuse – requires her to take a calculated risk. At NYADA, Kurt gets a valuable opportunity to perform for a wealthy socialite who is known for fostering and launching the careers of many burgeoning artists. Thrilled with the chance to make a lasting impression, Kurt – committed to the idea that he and Blaine should always share their career boons together - recruits his fiancée to sing with him. Blaine finds himself put in a difficult position when the socialite takes more of a liking to him than to Kurt. Meanwhile, as Mercedes struggles to complete her latest single in time to meet her release deadline, she turns to Santana for help with finding a “new sound,” and ends up putting her own career on the line for the sake of her friend.

Currently unable to contain my rage. Why is it always Blaine. I suspect Kurt will be talking back up plan. I dont at all understand how all these people get contracts and shows and agents and accolades and Kurt stans are supposed to be happy that Kurt is shown above it all and strong, bapparently not talented enough to book anything. Everything for him comes with a price. Hey Kurt, you will get more confidence, but only after a brick to the head. Hey Kurt, this socialite wants to see you, but will prefer your bland boyfriend, much like everyone else. And if I hear one more Klainer saying Blaine works for it or why cant Blaine have something for himself without Kurt, I will scream.

[ChrisColferFan1]

Here's the extended summary of ep 18. For those of us who were hoping for Rachel to be humbled a bit or Blaine to not be handed everything on a silver platter, prepare to lose your lunch.

EXTENDED SUMMARY:

With Funny Girl a bonafide hit and Rachel’s star clearly on the rise, she enjoys the fruits of her labors, including signing with a powerful New York talent agent who seems to have a wholly different take on her career path than she does. Just as the monotony of constantly performing the same show over and over again starts taking its toll on her, Rachel is approached by a Hollywood executive who presents the young star with a potentially once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that – while too tempting to refuse – requires her to take a calculated risk. At NYADA, Kurt gets a valuable opportunity to perform for a wealthy socialite who is known for fostering and launching the careers of many burgeoning artists. Thrilled with the chance to make a lasting impression, Kurt – committed to the idea that he and Blaine should always share their career boons together - recruits his fiancée to sing with him. Blaine finds himself put in a difficult position when the socialite takes more of a liking to him than to Kurt. Meanwhile, as Mercedes struggles to complete her latest single in time to meet her release deadline, she turns to Santana for help with finding a “new sound,” and ends up putting her own career on the line for the sake of her friend.

Currently unable to contain my rage. Why is it always Blaine. I suspect Kurt will be talking back up plan. I dont at all understand how all these people get contracts and shows and agents and accolades and Kurt stans are supposed to be happy that Kurt is shown above it all and strong, bapparently not talented enough to book anything. Everything for him comes with a price. Hey Kurt, you will get more confidence, but only after a brick to the head. Hey Kurt, this socialite wants to see you, but will prefer your bland boyfriend, much like everyone else. And if I hear one more Klainer saying Blaine works for it or why cant Blaine have something for himself without Kurt, I will scream.

Great post. I agree with all of it 100%.

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