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I feel like that was the best episode of Glee in AGES! Very well-done. Next week's episode looks great too!

I feel like this episode was better than A Night of Neglect, but it wasn't as wonderful as promised. The only song that truly truly liked was I Feel Pretty / Unpretty. Cory's song was good, too, and the title song was good as well (that's probably because I'm not too fond of the original version). The Warblers are getting old, so I hope that they won't stick around for much longer; and I'm not really that much of a fan of Chris' voice, so his song didn't go well for me. I am really looking forward to next week's episode, though. Cheno returns and I'm quite excited about that. I don't know all of the Fleetwood Mac songs that will be sung (I think I only know two of them), but I'm excited nonetheless. And it looks like Lea's going to sing Go Your Own Way, which I'm totally ready to hear.

Disney's Divinity wrote:I think it’s so odd that you have moments where he looks absolutely gorgeous, but then you have others where he looks like a muppet. It’s so bizarre.

Dude, WIST.

albert

LOVED tonight's episode! Sooooo incredibly better than "A Night of Neglect". I'm getting a group of friends to wear white shirts with qualities on them similar to those in "Born This Way".

I loved last night's episode. It was hilarious, had great character development for Emma, Santana, Karofsky, Quinn, etc. and I was so glad it wasn't too preachy, as the writers often have a heavy hand when it comes to putting messages in the show, but this was just perfect.

I love the shirts, I love the Bully Whips, I love the music, and I love the fact that I completely forgot that Sue wasn't in the episode until I saw Mr. Schue's "Butt Chin" tee.

If you don't like spoilers about upcoming songs, do not continue reading this post!!!























































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DISNEY IS COMING TO MCKINLEY!!!!

According to a track listing from "Glee: The Music, Volume 6," the Glee Club is doing "Bella Notte" from Lady and the Tramp!



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Looks like here's the listing for Volume 6:



Turning Tables
I Feel Pretty / Unpretty
As If We Never Said Goodbye
Born This Way
Dreams
Songbird
Go Your Own Way
Don't Stop
Rolling in the Deep
Isn't She Lovely
Dancing Queen
Try A Little Tenderness
My Man
Pure Imagination
Belle Notte
As Long As You're There
Pretending
Light Up The World

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I am definitely looking forward to Rolling in the Deep (since I'm sure Jonathan Groff can handle Adele a million times better than Gwyneth did; and I'm hoping that it's a duet with Lea), Dancing Queen and My Man. It's about time they cover an ABBA song, and I know Lea tweeted about how she recorded her favorite song, so it's not totally unexpected that My Man's on here.

Escapay wrote:Dude, WIST.

albert

It's about time!

Anyway, I thought it was a pretty good episode. My favorites were the "I Feel Pretty/UnPretty" combo and "Somewhere Only We Know" (if we don't hear much more of the Warblers, at least they went out on one of their best so far).

But..."No Weave"...?

Hey, all you "Gleeks"..........don't forget to use your DVR wisely and record "The Voice".........it's on at the same time as "Glee" and, in my opinion, just an all around better show. You know how much I don't care for "Glee", and now I have a good reason not to watch it all, because "The Voice" is on Tuesday nights!!!!!!

dvdjunkie wrote:Hey, all you "Gleeks"..........don't forget to use your DVR wisely and record "The Voice".........it's on at the same time as "Glee" and, in my opinion, just an all around better show. You know how much I don't care for "Glee", and now I have a good reason not to watch it all, because "The Voice" is on Tuesday nights!!!!!!

Another good reason not to watch "Glee" at all is because you just don't like it!!!!!!

UmbrellaFish wrote:Another good reason not to watch "Glee" at all is because you just don't like it!!!!!!

I like to imagine that a little puppet, like maybe a frog or a lobster, is saying the words of a dvdjunkie post. Then it reads as both amusing and pathetic, like a demented version of "Sesame Street" or the Muppets, and is no longer taken seriously.

albert

^ I won't be able to read his posts without picturing this, I hope you know!

Loved last nights episode! Loved the character development, and the white shirts were really awesome. I want to do that now! But I wish Blaine would have transferred to McKinley with Kurt. I missed Sue though! Good to see she'll be back in the next episode. My favourite song was I Feel Pretty/Unpretty, and while Born This Way wasn't amazing, Kurt was great in it.

Escapay wrote:I like to imagine that a little puppet, like maybe a frog or a lobster, is saying the words of a dvdjunkie post. Then it reads as both amusing and pathetic, like a demented version of "Sesame Street" or the Muppets, and is no longer taken seriously.

albert

Thanks for the tip Scaps! I'm definitely going to use it!

Hands down my favorite scene is Santana and Brittany's final one. I worry that they'll make Brittany ditch Artie and just turn lesbian just for Santana's happy ending but that aside I'm really enjoying the relationship as is.

Escapay wrote:

UmbrellaFish wrote:Another good reason not to watch "Glee" at all is because you just don't like it!!!!!!

I like to imagine that a little puppet, like maybe a frog or a lobster, is saying the words of a dvdjunkie post. Then it reads as both amusing and pathetic, like a demented version of "Sesame Street" or the Muppets, and is no longer taken seriously.

albert

Add to that...

There we go :3

dvdjunkie wrote:You know how much I don't care for "Glee", and now I have a good reason not to watch it all

And that's all the more reason for you to not post in this thread anymore. :3

Unfortunately, my power blinked out between the moment where Quinn forbade Flynn and Rachel from doing a duet and my television didn’t work right again until the scene with Chenoweth and Terri in Sue’s office. Don’t think I missed too much though.

Anyway, what I did see of this episode was awesome. The music, in particular, was excellent this episode: Quinn/Flynn’s duet, Chenoweth and Morrison on “Rumors,” McHale’s and Rivera’s numbers, all awesome. I looked on wikipedia--the only thing I ended up missing is Michele’s “Go Your Own Way.” I'll try to check that out on YouTube.

I don't think I've ever been less excited about an episode; even the GaGa episode last season I looked forward to, but this was so refreshingly sweet. I liked the episode's big reveal about Sam and the several plots. The only things I didn't like was Schuester's plot (I found it so unrealistic for him to give up such a big opportunity... may be I just really don't like the character so I don't like anything he does), and the lack of focus on Rachel and Finn. They were the focus of the show once, why are they so minimal now? Granted, they focused on them too much and may be they're just giving us a break before starting again. I think the show should be more balanced, Rachel is the star of the show choir and Glee, she should be showcased more, but not to the point of exhausting her character.

pap64 wrote:

Escapay wrote: like a demented version of "Sesame Street" or the Muppets

I WANNA BE THE MUPPET-GROUCH-GLEE-HATER!!! dvdjunkie can be one of the Care Bear villains or something. The guy with the big cloak and no face or whatever.

I wanna be orange. Let me be orange. I wanna be orange for you. Pleeeeeeeze!