Oct 21, 2026 · 2 hr 15 min · 17 segments
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Blaps, we have an issue, a major issue right now before we even start the show, and it just popped up on my timeline as the timer was counting down.
Yeah.
What's up?
Mm
Oh, yes.
I saw that this morning.
Nope, not in the faintest.

And, and while, while I try to do my best to describe what is happening here, Blaps, please pull up some, uh, data and some, like, a Wikipedia on Glee and stuff for, for Arch here.

But Arch, Glee was a show that was in the, I would say, mid-2000s to early 2010s, and it was on a major TV network here in the United States.

From what I understand, it was the first time the word problematic was ushered, and it became-
Mm

So anytime you hear the word problematic, it stems back to the Fox TV show Glee.

It had every race, religion, creed, handicap, everything in it, and it's all shrouded in this wonderful thing of glee club.

Blaps, we have an issue, a major issue right now before we even start the show, and it just popped up on my timeline as the timer was counting down.
Yeah.
What's up?
Mm
Oh, yes.
I saw that this morning.
Nope, not in the faintest.

And, and while, while I try to do my best to describe what is happening here, Blaps, please pull up some, uh, data and some, like, a Wikipedia on Glee and stuff for, for Arch here.

But Arch, Glee was a show that was in the, I would say, mid-2000s to early 2010s, and it was on a major TV network here in the United States.

From what I understand, it was the first time the word problematic was ushered, and it became-
Mm

So anytime you hear the word problematic, it stems back to the Fox TV show Glee.

It had every race, religion, creed, handicap, everything in it, and it's all shrouded in this wonderful thing of glee club.
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