I was actually going to watch it but I couldn't work out from the trailers if it was ironic (good) or just camp (bad). If enough Word people here say it's good then I'll give it a go.

It's OK, I'm not sure if I'm going to stick with it though - Ugly Betty meets the X Factor. We turned over for Nurse Jackie rather than watch the second episode.

and decided to pass.

It was really funny , it's not as sentimental as Ugly Betty .Worth checking out.

We've only caught the odd episode, but the GLW and I really enjoy it - good, harmless fun.

... we love it - watched it all twice, in fact. If you liked the first episodes you'll enjoy the whole series as if anything it gets better as it goes along. E4 have been pushing it as a High School Musical clone, but it's much sharper than that, though it's primary appeal is admittedly as a feelgood viewing hour.

The actors playing the lead schoolgirl and the teacher are both Broadway veterans and get great showcases during the series, but the real star is cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, played by Jane Lynch. She has a few good lines in the initial episodes, but as the series progresses she really comes into her own and comes out with some hysterical stuff ("Wheelchair ramps? I call 'em 'Lazy-makers'...")

that describes teenagers as 'tone deaf acne factories' get my vote.

to Mr Drayton. No it Isn't. I will if I feel like It. No it Isn't.

A bit like a slightly sarcastic version of High School Musical. I watched both of the episodes on E4 yesterday, and it kept me entertained if nothing else. A bit of mindless television.