Former ‘SNL’ star Victoria Jackson blasts 'Glee'

Washington Times ^ | March 21, 2011

[ConservativeStatement]

Comedian Victoria Jackson, who attended this years Conservative Political Action Conference, made headlines over the weekend for her Friday column onWorldNetDaily.com, “The Muslims Next Door,” in which she criticized the television program “Glee” for continuously promoting a socially liberal lifestyle.

The latest episode of “Glee” included comedian Kathy Griffin playing a tea party-inspired character and two gay male students sharing a much-anticipated kiss.

[EDINVA]

That hip 20-something crowd is definitely their target. And it’s usually ‘hip’ to be all for the gay agenda. To my (admittedly limited) experience, even the otherwise conservative among them identify with that agenda.

[wbill]

even the otherwise conservative among them identify with that agenda

Maybe. There's a pretty large number of gay people where I work (well, a half dozen or so....larger number than at past jobs....). I'd count all of them among the "older than 20-somethings, but still trying desperately to fit in and retain their youth" crowd.

When a bunch of gay people look at something and say "That's too gay for me to watch", sez I, the show is in trouble.

Whatever. I've only seen commercials for it on FOX. Mrs WBill watched a couple of shows (because her students were talking about it) and gave up on it pretty quickly. So, it's not like they're counting on my household's viewership, or anything.

And I doubt that the show's writers are surfing FR, and wringing their dainty little hands over our comments. :-)

[Darren McCarty]

I can honestly say that I never saw Glee. From the ads shown, that show makes Will and Grace and even modern MTV look almost straight.

[longtermmemmory]

GLEE is just proof that television shows should have an “H” to go along with the other content letters. This way any show with a H for homosexual content can be vchipped.

[Pharmboy]

Yep...as a dad of 4 daughters, when the little one says: “Dad, o-KAY...” I knew that millions of other dads heard and felt exactly what I had. Brilliant commercial.

[longtermmemmory]

she still has it.




and she is married....

[Darren McCarty]

I sound like my dad’s age when I say this, but in my day, anyone who watched shows like Glee would be placed on “homo suspicion.” I’m getting old...and I’m in my 30’s.

[longtermmemmory]

you are not old.

It still holds true. Glee has established itself as a homosexual propaganda show. I know of a music teach who discourages her students from watching it because of the no-talent actors and actresses AND because she does not want to discourage the students in her class from real music lessons.

I find it difficult to believe advertisers pay money to have their product placed next to a show with all the negative implications.

[ConservativeStatement]

I watched the Ted Nugent episode which was excellent. He recently was interviewed on radio by Howie Carr and it was a terrific segment.

[wiseone]

they have homosexualized the media, they have homosexualized the schools, they have homosexualized the churches, they have homosexualized the military, they are homosexualizing marriage...............pretty soon it will be a crime to be a heterosexual

[allmendream]

“I could care less if the Contras were funded against Congress’ wishes.”

What if Obama wanted to fund an army in South America without Congressional approval? Would you still maintain the ability to care less? Once our all but imperial Presidency gets ‘the power of the purse strings’ all bets are off.

[re_nortex]

GLEE is just proof that television shows should have an “H” to go along with the other content letters. This way any show with a H for homosexual content can be vchipped.

I recently saw a movie with a PG rating. The fine print indicated that was due to "language" and...get this:

INCIDENTAL SMOKING

What?!?!? When did that nonsense start?

[af_vet_rr]

The latest episode of “Glee” included comedian Kathy Griffin playing a tea party-inspired character and two gay male students sharing a much-anticipated kiss.

We were at a hotel last week when it was on, and for some reason we decided to see what all of the hoopla was about. I had heard plenty about it, had seen some clips, had seen it promoted on some Fox News shows, had seen FReepers who were angry about it.

I couldn't make it through the whole episode. I have never seen a show on public television so openly promote the homosexual agenda, and they were doing so towards high school students.

I will not be watching Fox, Fox News, new movies coming out from Fox, and anything having to do with Rupert Murdoch and his companies. If Rupert Murdoch wants to pander to homosexuals, that's his business, but I will not watch anything associated with him or his companies.

[x]

Anthony Bourdain is unwatchable.

He's a smelly hippy who evaded Vietnam.

Born 1956. They weren't drafting 16 year olds.

[af_vet_rr]

It still holds true. Glee has established itself as a homosexual propaganda show. I know of a music teach who discourages her students from watching it because of the no-talent actors and actresses AND because she does not want to discourage the students in her class from real music lessons.

I find it difficult to believe advertisers pay money to have their product placed next to a show with all the negative implications.

Advertisers value money above all else, as does Rupert Murdoch and family and friends. Morality does not matter to them. They have that right. I also have the right to refuse to support any company that promotes the homosexual agenda among children.

If FReepers saw just the bit I saw of Glee, they would also swear off of Fox, Fox News, and anything having to do with Rupert Murdoch.

[arasina]

Subaru got smart; that's such a good, real, family ad. It catches my attention and tugs at my heartstrings every time it airs. I hope it brings them business because positive reinforcement means more good ads from them and perhaps then it will spread.

Have you ever seen the PSA for seat belts? Embrace Life (on YouTube). That one is so touching it always makes me tear up. (I'd love to see a comparably produced ad for Choose Life---over abortion.)

Why can't those clever people in advertising and movie and television producers understand that the majority of people crave media that is a true representation of goodness? The perverted view has overtaken the airwaves; the homosexual and tribal lifestyles are ubiquitous. You can't even watch The Food Network without witnessing that sort of top-heavy "social diversity". Kudos to Victoria Jackson for having enough chutzpah to speak out about it.

[catbertz]

I read online that both the girls are the real-life daughters of the guy playing the dad

Thanks for that info! It's really cool to learn that they're family. Really adds something extra knowing that. The girls are so adorable.

[ConservativeStatement]

I just viewed the clip. Well done.

[Despot of the Delta]

They're real life sisters

[Despot of the Delta]

And that’s their real father.