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Reception section and expected controversy

After reviewing the cited Daily Caller article, I felt I had to delete it: the American Family Council quote from Bryan Fischer (spelled "Fisher" in the article) is not about this upcoming episode, but from a radio show transcript dating back to early May, after "Born This Way" aired but before "Prom Queen". Not that he might not have said something similar if queried about "The First Time", but I'm highly skeptical that the reporter went to the trouble to do so.

I'm not sure, under the circumstances, whether the Colfer quote alone should remain where it is, should move to Production, or should be removed pending the (almost certain) criticism to come. Thoughts?

PS: Frickative, if you don't think you'll have time this afternoon, let me know and I'll try to take a shot at the various preview articles: Ausiello, dos Santos, and Stack. I think it would be nice to have something up the night before the episode airs. BlueMoonset (talk) 14:24, 7 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Ugh, my bad, thanks so much for catching and rectifying it quickly. Maybe the Colfer quote could move up to Production for now? He seems to have done several interviews about this episode, so there's more from him that can be added. It looks very much like I won't have time to continue today, so by all means please go ahead with the reviews! :) Frickative 16:32, 7 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Teacher at Dalton

Anyone know who that is?

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 :Ugh, my bad, thanks so much for catching and rectifying it quickly. Maybe the Colfer quote could move up to Production for now? He seems to have done several interviews about this episode, so there's more from him that can be added. It looks very much like I won't have time to continue today, so by all means please go ahead with the reviews! :) [[User talk:Frickative|<font face="Courier New">Frickative</font>]] 16:32, 7 November 2011 (UTC)
+== Teacher at Dalton ==
+Anyone know who that is?