‘Glee’s’ Lady Gaga-based anti-bullying episode causes protests - VIDEO
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"Glee’s" Lady Gaga-based anti-bullying episode causes protests
"Glee" has once again sparked right ring criticism over Tuesday nights special 90-minute gay themed episode, with Lady Gaga at the centre of the controversy.
Golden Globe winner Chris Colfer was at the centre of the episode as his character Kurt returned to his old school only to receive an apology from a closeted gay foorball player who had bullied him in the past.
Celebrating the liberation the show’s all singing and dancing cast performed Gaga’s gay anthem “Born this Way”.
Dan Gainor, the conservative media critic told ABC news that it Ryan Murphy’s "latest depraved initiative to promote his gay agenda."
"This is clearly Ryan Murphy's vision of what growing up should be, not most of America's," he said. "It's a high school most parents would not want to send their kids to."
Watch this clip below in which form “Saturday Night Live” star, Victoria Jackson criticizes the gay kiss depicted on “Glee”.
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forflann | Apr 28, 2011, 04:44 PM EDT
She's a tea-bagger, that explains it all. They are the most narrow minded right-wing extreamists. Vicky don't blame your rant on the Bible, Jesus was all about love and acceptance. What you do for the least of your bretheran so too you do to me. So when you hate gay people you are hating Jesus, Vicky.
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