This pilot implicitly urges us to believe that fresh-faced McPhee and her small, breathy voice are actually superior to Hilty’s singing-to-the-back-row style – not just for the sake of the narrative conflict, but for the sake of the show’s overall style. From High School Musical to Glee, musical theater in contemporary media has become a punchline, its songs and traditions reworked into airy pop confections that disdain their origins.
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Am intrigued to see the number of people on Team Ivy despite the show’s support for McPhee’s character. So who’s the real underdog here?
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I AGREE. I do like Glee but thats not the point. I can’t understand why they are putting Megan Hilty as the ‘back up...
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Hmm. Haven’t watched the pilot yet, but this is disconcerting.
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see the number of people on Team Ivy despite the show’s support for McPhee’s character. So who’s the real underdog here?
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