Just FYI to answer your question above- Geoffrey is currently in a play in Australia called Diary of A Madman- he has to be bald in the play... that's why he's got his hat on- nothing wrong with his head, but it's very, very shiny!

"That gay kid" is a man named Chris Colfer, show some respect, to an award winning actor. Also, the character of Sue Sylvester isn't a lesbian. Bigotry and homophobia shouldn't substitute for criticism. Congrats to Diane Warren for winning for Burlesque!

Being a lesbian does not entitle you to reduce an individual to his sexual orientation, nor does it entitle you to make a factually uninformed comment about one of the characters on a show. Colfer was not nominated in the "gay kid" category. If you have a beef with Colfer's acting on the show, feel that he was awarded for merely being a gay character (a common and valid complaint along with playing a holocaust victim and differently-abled person guarantees critical adulation and awards is snark worthy) or whatever, then snark on it.

Please, stick to your defining yourself as a lesbian and permit others to define themselves as gay actors, actors who happen to be gay, or just plain actors.

Your opinion on Sue and Jane Lynch is not controlling. Just because YOU think of Sue as the lesbian in the track suit does not at all indicate that that is how the wider viewing public sees her, nor does it entitle you to alter the cannon of the show. You are taking your self-identification as a lesbian to mean you are privileged to dictate the terms by which everyone should view the character.

TWoPers love snark because snark is witty, biting, intelligent commentary. Lobbing troll-esque/edginess fails doesn't pass that muster because it is lazy and requires none of the intelligence or thoughtfulness of snark. Just as you don't want us to go all "kiss kittens and kiss ass" when YOU don't like something, don't expect us to bend over backwards when you cloak your thinly veiled homophobia (yes, lesbians and gay men can be homophobic toward one another) and rebuff it for being unfunny.

This is from one lesbian to another.

I personally found myself distastefully LOL alot. YES, he was insulting but he did it in the best way he knew how, comically. Another thing you have to consider is he's a Brit. Being married to one I know for fact they tend to be alot more dry and to the point in there humor. I think the real reason there was a big uproar is because nobody likes to hear the facts(especially in Hollyworld), and it was a hit to alot of their egos. God forbid anybody tease a "star". Geezus, makin all those millions and they still have something to b**ch about. If they wanna get all moody and dramatic about something awful, did no one see Heidi Klum's dress? Now that was insulting. :)