Newsweek‘s Ramin Setoodeh, author of that terrible Sean Hayes item, accepted Glee creator Ryan Murphy‘s invitation to visit the set of the show and witness their “creative process.”
It’s all part of Setoodeh’s much needed public rehabilitation, which he hasn’t managed to do alone; his appearances on Joy Behar’s show and MSNBC didn’t go very well at all. And it hasn’t stopped the attacks — from Murphy, Cheyenne Jackson, Kristin Chenoweth, and your mom.
But now Setoodeh will be hanging out on the set of Glee, where they’ll try to indoctrinate him into the Gleek cult. Or, very possibly, it’ll give him a reason to pen a follow-up piece about how television’s fey gays are convincing California voters to support Prop 8 — which all started with, uh, November’s hit job on … Glee.
Cam
So as a reward for his self hate and that article he gets to go hang out on the set of Glee? So does that mean that mean if somebody puts out a recist article that they’ll get to go hang out on the set of Tyler Perry’s latest movie?
David Ehrenstein
So Ramin gets a chance to hit on Corey Monteith and I don’t!
Maybe I should become a Nazi.
David
Ramin should be persona non grata at anything gay.
A
excommunication, anyone?
Fitz
How far back do I have to set the movement in order to get VIP treatment?
James UK
I wonder what Ryan Murphy will have the cast sing?
Zip-it-Seetoodeh, zip-it-today……
Cheap I know, but entirely appropriate for the audience.