Forstall had become infamous as the person within Apple who drove the use of computer interfaces that appeared like real-life objects, so that the iPad's calendar had a faux-leather appearance and deleting a ticket in the new Passbook app invoked a virtual shredder – which Forstall showed off with clear glee when launching the iPhone 5 in September.
These are people who think they know the score but tragically don't, and Wolfe, sat pristinely in his butcher whites, takes clear glee in carving them up.
Shepherd, who looks like a sandlot boxer, plays the Duke in "Measure for Measure," with an eloquent, clear-eyed glee that is sane and antic by turn a ruler whose authority is enhanced by his knowledge of his own shortcomings.
And when Willie sang, "Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys," it was clear from the glee in his voice that old cowpokes like him have a lot more fun than "doctors and lawyers and such" -- you know, more fun than the people in the audience.
At a private performance for L.A. alt-rock station 98.7, Gotye took a few minutes to clear up his "Glee" diss.
He noted that in concluding the pregnancy deception in "Sectionals", Glee: "seemed to clear the decks for a second half of the season as the confident show it now is".
But behind the cute chat, it's clear Geeneus holds his position with glee.
Of Parker's Glee performances, though, the clear favorite is this one, in which she sings The Way You Look Tonight, with hints of Annie lyrics for reasons that only make sense to the people who created Glee and let's be honest they probably don't know either.
Despite the clear similarity between the songs, the "Glee" version appears to be an unofficial leak, so its release as a commercial piece of work cannot be confirmed.
James Poniewozik of Time felt that by concluding the pregnancy storyline in "Sectionals", Glee was able to "clear the decks for a second half of the season as the confident show it now is".
His glee couldn't be much clearer: Freedom to spend = freedom of speech = good for America.
