If you've been watching Glee (and, duh!), you've certainly noticed one difference between this batch of episodes and the first half of the season: No more baby drama!
Creator Ryan Murphy told Entertainment Weekly that the lack of focus on Quinn's bun in the oven has been deliberate: "In the first 13 episodes, we had way too much baby drama with Terri and the fake baby. So one of the things we've pulled back from is the pregnancy story, Quinn's clearly pregnant, but ... she has other things going on. We don't go overboard on it anymore." Sounds good, Ryan! But when you say "Quinn's clearly pregnant," we assume you mean other than in the 'Express Yourself'" performance, when her baby bump was replaced by a sexy bustier. Got it.
Creator Ryan Murphy told Entertainment Weekly that the lack of focus on Quinn's bun in the oven has been deliberate: "In the first 13 episodes, we had way too much baby drama with Terri and the fake baby. So one of the things we've pulled back from is the pregnancy story, Quinn's clearly pregnant, but ... she has other things going on. We don't go overboard on it anymore." Sounds good, Ryan! But when you say "Quinn's clearly pregnant," we assume you mean other than in the 'Express Yourself'" performance, when her baby bump was replaced by a sexy bustier. Got it.
source: gleetastic.com
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