GLEE: The Complete First Season DVD Giveaway

August 31, 2013October 5, 2010 by Bridgette

I have been dancing my entire life. My parents recognized my love for dance and immersed me in lessons. From rehearsals, to competitions, to choreography to eventual teaching, I loved it all (and still do). With my dance and performance background, whenever I hear music, I have to dance. I really think it’s an illness….anytime I hear a song, I start choreographing or start counting the beats for a tap routine. With all this musicality, you would think I could sing. Um….no. Not even a little.

When GLEE first debuted in May of 2009, I was immediately drawn to it because of the catchy tunes and dancing. After the first episode, I was hooked. While I have never been in a Glee Club (I had the good sense not even to try out), I can live vicariously through the characters on the show. A little about the show:

“Through the course of its initial 13 episodes and another 9 that aired in the spring of 2010, Glee transfixed its audiences with its offbeat combination of humor and drama and its musical numbers, ranging from Broadway to classic rock to rap, or even merging them together in the show’s famous “mash-ups.” Michele and Morrison, both with Broadway résumés, get the biggest credits (check Michele’s roof-raising “Don’t Rain on My Parade” or her “Defying Gravity” duel with Coifer), but the whole cast sings and dances with skill and heart. It didn’t take long for entertainment powerhouses of all stripes to take an interest in Glee, either as contributors (such as Madonna, who lent her music to a full episode) or as guest stars. Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth makes numerous appearances as glee-club alumna April Rhodes (none better than her duet with Morrison of “One Less Bell to Answer” and “A House Is Not a Home”), and in the season’s best episode, “Dream” (directed by Joss Whedon), Neil Patrick Harris and Idina Menzel (Chenoweth’s Wicked costar) sing terrific duets with Morrison and Michele, respectively. Other guest stars, to often-humorous effect, include Josh Groban, Molly Shannon, Eve, and Olivia Newton-John. At the end of the season, well-deserved Emmy wins went to director-creator Ryan Murphy (Nip/Tuck), Lynch, and Harris, and Morrison, Michele, Colfer, and Chenoweth also earned nominations.”

Now you can relive the musical moments of the first season of Glee! On September 14th, Fox Home Entertainment released the complete first season! The DVD can be purchased on Amazon for $39.99.

GIVEAWAY

Do you love GLEE as much as I do (aka dance around and sing at the top of your lungs until your family begs you to stop)? You are in luck! I have one copy of Glee: The Complete First Season to give away to one of my readers!

How to Enter:

1. Tell me your favorite GLEE song performed during season one!

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Contest ends at 11:59pm CST on October 26th. Prizes not claimed in 72 hours will be forfeited. Open to U.S. Residents only.