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By now, you’ve probably heard who took home the big prize on Sunday’s finale of The Glee Project. All four finalists – Samuel Larsen, Damian McGinty, Lindsay Pearce, and Alex Newell – won guest roles on the upcoming third season of Glee. Lindsay and Alex will get two episodes, while Samuel and Damian are each slated for a seven episode arc. But here’s my problem: the reason I loved The Glee Project so much was because it was way MORE
If you’re anything like me, you were totally obsessed with The Glee Project this summer. Oxygen’s reality show to find the next guest star of Glee had all the makings of great summer television: great music, harmless drama, and some amazing talent. On Sunday’s finale, all four finalists – Samuel Larsen, Damian McGinty, Lindsay Pearce, and Alex Newell – won guest roles on the upcoming third season of Glee (Lindsay and Alex will get two MORE
For those of you wondering how long it would take before people started retconning Amy Winehouse jokes out of reruns of TV shows? The answer is 'three days'. In a past episode of The Glee Project that ran a couple weeks back, Ryan Murphy made a joke about how one of the contestants should have come out in full Winehouse drag. So of course, the joke has been cut and will never be seen again, unless you know how Google works. “I’m surprised MORE
Having sat through every episode of High School Musical: Get in the Picture, I was a little reluctant to try out The Glee Project. After all – once you’ve seen one reality show about casting a triple-threat unknown to enter a popular franchise as a guest star, you’ve seen them all. But unlike that aforementioned disaster, The Glee Project is a breath of fresh air. The Oxygen reality show pits 12 hopefuls between the ages of 18 and 22 MORE
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