We were a phenomenon. The audience couldn't get enough of it.

It took all these people and it turned them into stars.

Hey guys, welcome back to another episode over here at everyone's business.

But mine, as you know, I did the housewives early this week.

And there is no real housewives assault like city as we have the little hiatus before the reunion that I'm also not going to be recapping more than likely.

But because of that, I have a free space free space Friday, I guess we can call it until things really start shaking up with Vanderpump and summer house and oh my god, I can't wait.

But anyway, we're going to talk about what we're talking about today, which is the three part docus series called the price of glee.

It is on ID channel and discovery plus I assume that it will be on TLC at some point as there want to do.

But as of now, that's where you can find it.

I, you know, if you know anything about what happened with the cast of glee, I think it goes without saying, but I will say trigger warning major for everything.

Okay, substance abuse, death, suicide, child abuse, any, all the things that people normally issue trigger warnings for just assume that I'll be talking about it at this point.

But yeah, let's get into it.

This one's good. Like if you want to know, usually I start when I talk about these docus series, should you watch it?

Yeah, I think maybe like if you have access to it, don't pay for it. Please God, don't pay for it.

But if you have free access to it, then I would say yes, it's an easy watch. It's not too meaty. They're not too like exhausted with the details.

So it's easy to watch and if only if you just want to be petty.

Uh, just do like, maybe like the first two episodes, because the way they unabashedly go in on Lee and Michelle, you guys are the fucking chills talking about what they said about her.

That was the juicies, but like they know how smart they did not give us.

Oh my god. Okay, but like I have so much to talk about before we even get to that point, but wow, you're in for a treat.

I was tickled. That was tickled. Anyway, okay, so we start off with old drama, right?

Drama, a quote from Ryan Murphy in 2016 that says what started off as being such a great celebration of love and acceptance ultimately became about darkness and death.

And then the screen says in May of 2009, a group of young actors made their TV debut on Glee by 2020.

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