The document discusses stereotypes portrayed on the TV show Glee. It provides examples of how several main characters fit common stereotypes: the redheaded character Ms. Pillsbury displays OCD traits, fitting the stereotype of crazy redheads; Quinn Fabray, as the blonde cheerleading captain, is bitchy and bullies others; Mercedes Jones, as the black girl, is loud, sassy, and unafraid to confront people; Brittany S. Pierce, the dumb blonde, often says nonsensical things; and Kurt Hummel, as the openly gay guy, is feminine in his fashion and interests.

1. Glee Stereotypes
1) Redheadsarecrazy.
 On the show,the character Ms. PillsburyhasOCDandit clearlyshowsthroughoutthe showby
showinghercleaningoff hergrapesone byone before eatingthemandthen cleaningevery
single spotina room before sittingdowninit.
2) The captain of the cheerleading squad is alwaysblondeand bitchy.
 On the show,QuinnFabrayisthe captainof the cheerleadingsquadandbullieseveryone
aroundher.Anyone whoisn'ta cheerleaderorathlete isn'tapersontoher.
3) The black girl is alwaysloud and sassy.
 On the show,MercedesJonesisalwaysvoicingheropinionandbeingsassytowardsanyone
whotalksto her.She doesn’ttake anyone'scrap andwill gladlygetupinsomeone'sface if she
doesn'tagree withthem.

2. 4) Dumb blondes.
 On the show,BrittanyS.Pierce isa blonde girl whonevermakessense withanythingthatshe
says.Everythingshe sayshasthe othercharacters lookingather like she'scrazy.
Like inthe picture below.
5) The gay guy is alwaysfeminine.
 On the show,KurtHummel isthe openlygaycharacter that isalwayswearingsomething
fashionable.He wearsmakeup,wearsgirl'sclothes,andhe alwaystalksabouthis"queen"Lady
Gaga.