jcshie:
Are there any characters you’re excited to help write stories for?
Noxon: It’s weird; everyone’s a Brittany (Heather Morris) fan. The number Heather has in the Glee movie is just stupefying. She manages to be both incredibly wholesome and one of the sexiest people you’ve ever seen, which is an amazing thing to pull off. I would love to write some Brittany stuff. I wouldn’t mind getting into the whole Santana-Brittany thing, especially because of Willow and Tara on Buffy.
How so?
Noxon: It stems from one of the things we had talked about doing with them on Buffy that we never did. It’s so politically incorrect to make a character gay and then make them “un-gay” again. Like once you become gay, you’ve crossed over, or, you’re not allowed to be a person who doesn’t want to be defined by a label like that. You’re not allowed to be a person who says, “I just love that person right now, and maybe I’ll love something else at some point, so I don’t really want to say if I’m gay or bi or straight or anything else. I just love this person.” I feel like that’s where Brittany is. Without overthinking it, she’s very evolved.
Have you talked to any of the executive producers about exploring that further?
Noxon: Yeah, it’s a big area of discussion right now. “What is Brittany? What’s Santana?” But I also think they did a lot of stuff last season about Kurt, and there’s a lot that’s been said on the topic of coming out, so I think theirs may be a slow-burn story. (source. more)
NO BIG DEAL, JUST SHAKING AND CRYING
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