Glee

I've never been too into TV. OK, I do have my "Idol" obsession, and I enjoy "The Office," but those were just as much social events for my friends and I as they were story lines for me to follow.

But, I have found the perfect TV show. It's called "Glee" and it debuted after "Idol" (of which I missed most of. Silly job. Gotta watch it online tomorrow.) - it reaches out to all of those who did musicals and show choir in high school. Which I did. It also features Lea Michele, the powerhouse lead of "Spring Awakening" fame. From the first note of "On My Own," the girl oozes talent but plays such an awkward character, it hurts to hear her speak. The sympathy pains of teenage years gone by resurface in uncomfortable glory. Plus, the music arrangements are kickin'.

Then there is the goofy-cute motivational teacher, Mr. Schuster. All I want for him to do is leave his shrew of a wife and get with the OCD Emma. I think she was in "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" and has this really interesting voice that's sort of stuck in her throat. That was a terrible movie. On "Glee," thought, she's adorable with her tidy wipes and Lysol.

And I have to wait until fall to see more episodes of it? 

Now, I finally watched the season finale of "House," actually while I was typing about "Glee." Man, House is in for it. Bringing Kutner in at the end was great, though watching House walk into that hospital made me rather sad, especially coupled with Cameron and Chase's wedding. By the by, loved Cameron's dress; it was so pretty and tasteful. I'm not sure I'll watch next season without Chelsey to prompt me, but this was a good one and I would like to know what becomes of Cuddy and House...