Glee

(Fox/Comedy)

8:00 p.m. (ET) Tuesday

Production Companies: Ryan Murphy Productions, 20^th Century Fox Television

Producers: Ryan Murphy, Dante Di Loreto, Brad Falchuk

Creator: Ryan Murphy

Now in its third season, Glee continues to chronicle the trials and tribulations of McKinley High’s hapless glee club. The “Gleeks” still yearn for respect on campus and their arch nemesis, cheerleader coach Sue Sylvester, still tirelessly plots the club’s demise. Meanwhile, the glee club’s advisor Will Schuester has begun a relationship with guidance counselor Emma Pillsbury, whose obsessive/compulsive disorder and sexual phobias pose many challenges for their budding romance.

Frank exploration of sexuality and frequent sexual content involving teens abounds on Glee. Sexual situations have included Santana admitting to Brittany that she was a lesbian; a student play director bullying fellow students into having sex in order to play their parts more accurately; and entire episodes devoted to teens losing their virginity. Profanity is harsh and frequent, with "bastard," "bitch," “hell,” and “damn” among the words used. Violence is not a problem for the program.

Glee is not recommended for viewers under age 16.

RATINGS
Sex	Language	Violence	Overall

Ratings Legend Show may include gratuitous sex, explicit dialogue, violent content, or obscene language, and is unsuitable for children. The show contains adult-oriented themes and dialogue that may be inappropriate for youngsters. Family-friendly show promoting responsible themes and traditional values. Not yet rated by the PTC. Full Week | Printable Version | Green Shows | Yellow Shows | Red Shows | All Shows