Tag Archives: Dot-Marie Jones

On his way to Cannes, actor-producer-writer-director Ron Hanks takes a moment to speak to Blogcritics about his latest ventures!

Glee gets things together in a moving episode that has a few plot holes, but not too many.

Glee mixes good music into weak mashups and mingles excellent story with inconsistent plot in this middling episode, "Jagged Little Tapestry."

Glee's "Trio" is uneven with great stuff in New York, terrible stuff at McKinley, and a sweet love story that has illogical parts.

Revolving around three pairs of characters with very different relationships, the episode has some heartbreaking, but really great, drama.

After all, as Finn said, now memorialized in a plaque in the choir room, "The show must go on... all over the place... or something."

Glee's season finale is a great episode, but provides almost no end-of-the-year closure.

"Shooting Star" brings gun violence into the halls of McKinley impressively, but possibly out of step with the series.

Glee falls short of Love, Actually aspirations in a weak point for the fourth season.

"Dynamic Duets" feels like a great Glee episode, until one stops and thinks about the plot.