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Don’t Worry ‘Glee’ Happy!

October 4, 2009

Glee,

Glee, it had viewers hooked from the first sneak peak. But some say that their early marketing strategy was risky, even for the hit. When Glee first premiered with its pilot episode after American Idol, many weren’t sure if it would catch or not. But after its first week it appeared to be doing well. But once again, the skeptics spoke again. Many questioned whether the high standards of the show were because Glee was the only thing on during President Obama’s health care address. Regardless of its early start, Glee kept its fan base interested. During the summer tours with the cast, Twitter, and Facebook regularly showed specials and sneak peaks to fans. So when the season aired in September people young and old were ready to see what all the buzz was about.

In the star-studded show, many singers from Broadway and other musicals have made their way to the little screen. In this hour long show viewers hear about the hard times of high school kids in the glee club, many fans (especially those in high school) can create a personal attachment with the characters. Not only that, but the format in which Glee is presented is very appealing to those who watch. I am personally a huge fan of Glee, and never miss an episode.

Glee banks on Risky Strategy by Lisa Respers France

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