Needless to say, when he stopped appearing all together, it did more good than harm. Whether shows mean to or not, they sometimes inadvertently create beloved characters.
Lauren Zizes was never meant to be the main character of Glee, but that did not stop fans from falling in love with her. Lauren's humor combined with her presence made her a very likable character, and unfortunately, the show did not capitalize on her cult popularity. Lauren was given an opportunity to be featured more during her story arc in the second season. While she did her part and showed up well on screen, her role was drastically reduced in season three.
Instead of relying on established characters like Lauren, show runners decided to bring in new characters. Considering that few of those characters lasted, it would have been a better decision to keep Lauren in the series. Few Glee fans forget about some of the seedy origins of the show.
Considering that they are counteractive to the message that the show tried to send, it is likely a good thing that they are forgotten. Out of all the season one characters, fans are most thankful that Sandy Ryerson was removed.
Sandy was an inappropriate character on the show and did not have a place. Jokes about inappropriate contact had lost its luster and so did his need to be a member of the cast. Other than providing a way for Will to take over the New Directions, he served little purpose.
His presence on the show deeply altered the tone and he was a very welcome exit from the cast. As the runner up to the second season, Ali had serious talent.
Thankfully, her talent was borrowed for a one-episode stint on Glee when she went on a date with Artie. Unfortunately for all fans, she only appeared for that one episode. Given how well-received her appearance was, most fans hoped that it spelled for more appearances. However, her story with Artie remained stagnant and fans never got a resolution.
The story had much more to explore and left too many questions unanswered. Looking back on Glee's first season, there were a lot of changes made for the better throughout the series.
The first season had a heavy focus on the relationships between the adults on the show, particularly the McKinley staff members. Fans were much more interested in the New Directions and did not care much for storylines involving faculty, including football coach Ken Tanaka.
While the story between Will and Emma was compelling, far too much time was dedicated to their love triangle with Ken. Thankfully, once Will and Emma wound up together, Ken was removed from the show rather quickly.
There was nothing left for him, and it was best that he did not stick around. On a show that is all about performance and vocal talent, wouldn't it make sense for the most talented people to always be present?
Idina Menzel is certainly one of the most talented singers in the world. Glee fans were joyful when she was announced as Rachel's biological mother and she was present for a number of seasons on the show. However, Menzel was always listed as a special guest star, which means her appearances were much less frequent than originally hoped.
When Menzel did appear, it was always a special treat, yet, it would have been so much better if she were able to make more appearances. There was so much more to explore between her and multiple other characters that it was a shame to not pursue them. Sometimes, even the most talented singers can have a hard time connecting with fans. Thankfully, each of Starchild's performances were complete with Lambert's signature sound, however, his character was lacking some serious depth.
All that is known about him is that he enjoys performing and putting on elaborate shows to express himself. Without more than that, it was difficult for fans to connect with him with something other than his singing voice. While it's unlikely any of them will be coming back full time, it would be nice to see their contribution to the show acknowledged at some point.
Murphy has promised that we'll at least "catch up with those characters again. It's weird to think that in Season 1, Mr. Schue's story was as important as any of the kids'.
His relevance and that of any adults on the show has slowly declined over the course of the series into near nothingness. We haven't seen Emma since she got pregnant she gave birth offscreen this season , the writers keep trying to shoehorn Sue into plots that don't make sense falling in love on Rachel's opening night , and Will has been reduced to a saccharine manchild with no friends his own age.
It remains to be seen how much these characters will be featured in the final season, but in our opinion, less will be more.
If they each only return for one or two episodes, it should allow the writers to craft satisfying conclusions for them without coming up with inane excuses to shove them into episodes where they don't belong. Matt Rutherford. Lauren Zizes. Rory Flanagan. Sugar Motta. Joe Hart. Movin' Out Ryder furiously reproaches Jake for cheating on Marley , but the latter doesn't show much insight, claiming Ryder and the others should have known Jake was a cheater.
Ryder singing An Innocent Man Ryder later approaches Marley to ask her to go out with him, but the girl is reluctant at first. Ryder concludes that being cheated on must have made her afraid of getting hurt again. He thus serenades her in front of the entire glee-club with An Innocent Man.
Much to Jake's dismay, Marley says yes when Ryder asks her to go out with him again after the performance. Marley shares that becoming a song writer had been her dream, but that she had gotten discouraged after never hearing back from producers she had sent her songs to. Ryder realizes that he has to act when she tells him that she also plans quitting glee club after Nationals. The next day, Ryder is tasked with calling Jake as the glee club is about to depart. When Jake acts offended due to him asking out Marley so soon in Movin' Out , Ryder apologizes, and the boys make up.
Ryder next tells Jake about Marley's intention of quitting glee club, so the boys make a plan to get Mercedes to talk to Marley. Ryder, together with Jake, is mentioned by Mercedes later on, when she mentions how much the boys care about Marley. New Directions Ryder is seen several times watching performances in the background. As the seniors graduation approaches, Ryder and his fellow glee club underclassmen revel in memories over their time in glee club.
The Hurt Locker, Part Two Ryder is mentioned by Rachel when talking to Kurt about making Kitty rejoin New Directions, something Rachel does not want to do, since she knows she never even tried to learn the previous members' names.
He performs backing vocals for I Lived with the rest of the Glee Cast. Marley Rose. Together they are cast as the lead roles, Danny and Sandy.
Before the premiere, Ryder gets Marley to stop vomiting, and they share a kiss. They are revealed to be going out in Dynamic Duets. However, after Ryder has to cancel a date to see a dyslexia specialist, Marley goes out with Jake instead, and they become a couple.
Although Ryder frequently helps Jake do the right things in his relationship, Ryder is shown to still have feelings for Marley, which makes him give her one more kiss in I Do.
Soon after, he finds a new love interest in an online acquaintance, to whom he claims that he is moving on from Marley. He then asks Marley out himself. Although Marley is reluctant at first, Ryder manages to convince her that he'd never hurt her the way Jake did, and she agrees to go on a date with him. After that, Ryder seems to have decided to stop pursuing Marley, and treats her as a friend. Main article: Jake-Ryder Relationship Jyder Jake becomes jealous when he sees Ryder flirting with Marley, for whom he himself has feelings.
He then attempts to get in their way by getting hold of the lead role in the school musical himself, but is unsuccessful. Following the musical, they form a rivalry, and every effort from members of the glee-club appear to fail.
However, once Jake helps Ryder uncover that he is dyslexic, the latter starts seeing Jake as a friends, and repays him with another favor. They subsequently become friends, and Ryder even acts accepting towards Jake's relationship with Marley, and even helps, contrary to his own feelings.
Although Jake kisses his girlfriend, Jake seems able to forgive Ryder, and comforts him with his catfish. They fight about Marley from anew in Movin' Out. Ryder is furious at Jake for cheating on her, and Jake forms a grudge on Ryder when he asks Marley out himself very soon after their break-up.
They remain on bad terms for some time, but make up in City of Angels , and help Marley with a struggle together. Ryder mistook Marissa for "Katie," his online acquaintance, because Unique had used pictures of her to create a catfishing account. For that reason Ryder thought Marissa was the girl he had been chatting to when he saw her at school.
Ryder takes her into the choir room and dedicates Your Song to her. Afterwards, Ryder confesses that he loves her. While talking, it turns out that Marissa isn't Katie after all, and concludes that Ryder must have been catfished.
Marissa implores Ryder that he asks her out anyway, which he has yet to do. This turns into its own feud when Ryder, not understanding Unique's transsexuality, refers to her as a boy. Ryder struggles throughout the episode to understand Unique, but with the encouragement of his new online acquaintance "Katie" he ultimately gathers the greatness, and apologizes.
They appear to be friends again in Season Five. However, their storyline is never resolved, and Ryder begins showing romantic interest in Marley once more. Kitty expresses disgust over Ryder several times throughout the season. However, in Lights Out she is touched when Ryder is ridiculed for being molested. She takes him to Breadstix , where she shares that she had been molested herself as a child, and thus understands him very well.
Later, she asks him out, but is rejected in favor of Ryder's catfish, about which Kitty is visibly hurt. Greased Lightning Glease. Your Song Shooting Star. Everybody Hurts Lights Out. Superman Jake Dynamic Duets. Closer Jake Feud. An Innocent Man Movin' Out. Jake and Ryder fighting over Marley in song.
Ryder singing is An Innocent Man. Universal Conquest Wiki. Jake , Marley , and Mercedes. Katie is a character who was first featured in Feud, the sixteenth episode of Season Four, as Ryder's online love interest.
She and Ryder exchanged photos and messages for about a month. She is later on revealed to be the fictitious creation of Unique, as a disguise used to get closer to Ryder. I wanted to be ready," Becky said. As Sylvester tried to convince her to hand over the firearm, Becky accidentally shot the gun twice, setting off the series of events highlighted in the episode.
Ryan Murphy, the co-creator of " Glee ," tweeted last week that he was excited about the episode. The Ryder - Unique Relationship also known as Katie- Ryder Relationship is the relationship between Ryder Lynn, and the mysterious online girl named Katie, whom Ryder met online, only to discover that her true identity is Unique. As Ryder - Unique , they are known as Rydique or Rynique.
They go on a date in Movin' Out, but Marley does not want a relationship at the time so she turned him down.
What Happened to Unique on ' Glee? Unique's transgender storyline was crucial to the show's pattern of acceptance, which is probably why Unique will be returning to the show to help Coach Beiste with his transition. Mike will not return as series regulars, but may make occasional guest appearances.
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