[emax]

Actually, the first season very well done and had some entertainign musical numbers and was a good way to pass the time for someone of either gender and any sexual lifestyle. Then in Season 2 is when it began to inject itself with immorality and having its main characters behave as badly as possible. This season they tried to go back to season 1, but it hasnt worked. If it was only an issue of having gay couples having consensual sex it wouldnt be so bad but there’s also tons of backstabbing, and trying to make viewers sympathetic to it, endless neo-feminism and so on.

[Recovering_Democrat]

I think, emax, is that is how they “get you”...conciously or not.

The season 1 may have been fun, happy, engaging...and then the immoral elements begin to slowly drip in...

[fr_freak]

Actually, the first season very well done and had some entertainign musical numbers and was a good way to pass the time for someone of either gender and any sexual lifestyle. Then in Season 2 is when it began to inject itself with immorality and having its main characters behave as badly as possible.

It is a very definite pattern of behavior in Hollywood that TV shows are initially created to try to get ratings, and once they have those ratings, they then use the highly-rated show to try to push all of their left-wing ideology, whether it be pro-homo, anti-Christian, anti-American or whatever. Eventually, their ideology becomes more important than the integrity of the show (such as it was) and the show crumbles.

[UB355]

I too kind of enjoyed season one, my wife and I watched. Pretty good musical numbers in most every show. Once the gay themes took over the show I stopped watching.

[GeronL]

Actually, the first season very well done

wasn't there a teacher-student relationship in the first season?

[ChocChipCookie]

One of my friends pointed out that a lot of shows start out very benign and family friendly, but in subsequent seasons they push the envelope with gay characters, more sex, etc. She’s right. We enjoyed Warehouse 13, only to find out that it now has an openly gay character, and in fact, has gay writers/producers.