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Please Stop This Glee Insanity

Okay, I just received over twelve requests to help my friends get votes for their "Glee" audition videos.

On Friday, many of them will be heading to the Emerald Mall to audition for a chance to--God, I don't even know what.

People, let's think about this:

In the fall, when Season Two of "Glee" starts, do you think they're going to say--

"This is our new cast member. We found them on Myspace."

NOBODY IS WATCHING THOSE VIDEOS!

Whoever wins the most votes will probably be some online junkie on unemployment from California who will do a horrible rendition of "Paparazzi" while stroking their cat.

Even better--

"This is the new star of 'Glee.' We found him at the Emerald Square Mall. He's 25 and he was just in 'Cats' at the Medfield Community Theater."

Does this sound logical to any of you?

Please, stop this 'Glee' insanity.

It's all a way for the show to get publicity. They obviously have zero plans of putting any of the fans on the show.

There's such a thing called the Screen Actors Guild. There are rules about taking random kids at malls and putting them on a scripted television show.

This isn't "America's Got Talent"--acting is involved here.

Granted, not the best acting, but still.

So stop filming your audition videos. Although it supplies me with an endless amount of ridiculous things to watch at work, you're all going to regret it if any of you do become famous one day.

Please, shut the webcams off.

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