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Spotlight/ Shoutout: Matthew Morrison


Hello Wednesday, this week’s spotlight/ shoutout goes to Matthew Morrison, a Broadway performer, who has made his name known in the world of television as well. On the smokin’ stage he’s done musicals such as “Footloose” (His big break.), “South Pacific,” and even “Rocky Horror Picture Show.”

But the reason Matthew Morrison earns this week’s golden s/s is because of his new work on the show “Glee.” This show looks like it’s going to be a hit. It has already generated an enormous fan base, and the season has just started. I don’t know if it will make as far as something like the original “90210,” with ten seasons (I didn’t watch any of them), but I hope “Glee” stays around for awhile.

Seriously, the show is great. It’s almost like a way to reinvent the musical by having all their cool performance numbers and interesting storylines. Also, Mattie Morrison’s character, is married to Jesalyn Gilsig from “Boston Public” and “Nip/Tuck.”

Awesome!!

QATFYG: Do you watch Glee? Are you a musical fan? And how long will Glee last?

Comments

  1. I know that wasn't relevant. but he has a pretty face. um, I'll watch Glee, it looks funny.

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  2. I've wondered, where has he been in the TV world? He just has the look and the personality that a lot of tv shows try to create for a "teacher" role.

    I'm thinking Glee might last at least 4 seasons...because it's set in a high school. of course shows always find ways to pull things out longer...................i.e.....save by the bell: college years.

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  3. I haven't gotten around to watching Glee--it looks good, but I'm not much of a "watch TV on TV" person. Maybe when it comes out on DVD...

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  4. Glee will last a while. It has a decent concept; however, it just another attempt at following the musical fad. The show will only last a couple of seasons. It will end just like this crazy hysteria for musicals set in high school.

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