Glee Has Finally Returned!

At exactly 9:28 p.m. tonight, my roommates and I were anxiously waiting for Ryan Seacrest to shut up and get the hell off of the screen because "Glee" was finally returning to TV after "American Idol." When "Glee" first premiered sometime last year, I remember watching the first episode and thinking eh, maybe I'll watch it. For once in my life, I actually forgot to watch a TV show and just completely disregarded "Glee." Don't worry, it only took me until episode 3 to realize what a huge mistake I had made.

I honestly never thought that I would become so completely obsessed with a show ("Boy Meets World" will forever hold that title) but I can't help it! I bought both of the Glee Volumes on CD and belt out every song in the shower every.single.day (sorry roomies!). The characters in this show are so completely relatable and the best part is that not one of them looks like an unattainable, over-the-top-beautiful actress, which makes the show work. If Rachel, the lead yet nerdy character was walking around looking like Angelina Jolie, the show would plummet right there, but instead we're graced with lovable Lea Michele as Rachel.

"Glee" is just one of those feel-good type shows that leave you singing and dancing the second the show is over. Each episode has the full cast singing at least four or more songs, all of which are well-known contemporary hits, probably the reason why the show is as popular as it is. Each of the characters have their own unique voice, but all of them are powerhouses in their own way. The fact that the characters also have everyday high school problems that viewers can all relate to, definitely helps the show in the ratings. It's not like "The Hills" where someone gets 12 plastic surgeries in one day and we're still expected to believe that this is a reality show. "Glee" brings the reality in one of the best scripted TV shows I've ever seen, hands down.