66 Comments

61. Kyrhyn
    September 21st, 2012 12:31 AM
    

    sigh. when did America lose its sense of humor? I loved this episode, and for the first time I actually kind of enjoyed the new kids. I laughed through the whole thing. I've always disliked Rachel, but I enjoyed her this evening. I don't watch Glee to be riveted or because I think it should mimic the real world. I watch it to escape the real world. Otherwise I would turn the tv off. Well done, Glee!

62. Para
    September 21st, 2012 12:23 AM
    

    Also Alex's gotta go!!!!! I'm Not offended by a guy plays a guy who dress like a cafeteria lady, he's just too green you know.... like he's trying wayyyyyy too hard,looking at him doesnt feel like looking at a character like Rachel or Kurt or Blaine, it's like looking at Alex being Alex and it is really not plausible....., He's very stiff and very..... still that word.. green......
    
    P.S Glee season 2's tribute or gueststar(and of course the music) fits so well with the storyline,(for example the rummors episode(still my second favorite right behind the promo episode) )
    I hope in the future the music would serve better with the story, afterall we not just tuning in to see their cover songs(which is brilliant btw), we are tuning in to see love, dreams, and heartbreaks...

63. Para
    September 21st, 2012 12:14 AM
    

    All I know is that I had a feeling Glee is going to end after season 4, like ugly betty did. But I will keep on watching until the show gets canceled..loved some major favorite character like Blaine, Kurt, Quin, Rachel, and Asian Chang....
    Here is something to whine about.. Marley seems to be the female lead now and she doesnt have lea's chrisma or diana's prettiness or santana's hotness n bitchness,. and jake seemed to be the male lead...while he doesn't have Cory's innocence or Mark's bad assness or Darren's coolness m Chris' uniqueness... dont like that!!!!! why cant they all graduate together last season and then all start a small production company in new york while keeping interning for vogue/studying in imaginary school/and go to acting school /pool clean(there's pools in manhattan, right?right?lol).....

64. jenn
    September 21st, 2012 12:09 AM
    

    3 and you drive me crazy/crazy were great performances but yeah otherwise, this episode fell flat. Lea can be sexy, Rachel can't and she shouldn't sing old school Britney (she has an amazing voice, but on a old britney song she should stay in the lower register).
    
    Puck's lines were funny as hell and I'm happy with seeing more of Joe Hart, that's it!

65. Aquariuz (=liarsunited)
    Rank: Regular Character
    September 20th, 2012 11:56 PM
    

    You're delusional if you think there will be a great tribute episode in the history of Glee. And no, Lady Gaga's isn't really a tribute, since they just sang two of her songs. An episode with 8 songs, just-popped-and-solved problem is bound to be bad. But still, I enjoy this episode. It's Britney, bitch!

66. Joel
    September 20th, 2012 11:52 PM
    

    You're absolutely right. It was a bad episode. The plot which bothered me the most was the Puck's scene with his brother. So Will just told Puck that he has a brother that he has never known and then Puck came running to help him out?! This is not even realistic (please see how NCIS is being patient about the sub-story of Abby and her newly discovered brother). This could have been such a beautiful story to be used in several episodes but no, Glee just wanted to get this out of its way.
    On the other hand, with Brittany and her depression, I think that they are trying to build a sub-story, but I'm pretty certain they are going to rush this out as well. At this point, everyone's talent is underused in this show (and on the top of that list are: Jane Lynch, Matt Morrison, Jayma Mays).
    
    I think that writers have one big picture on their mind about Glee, but they don't know how to write sub-stories that will captivate the audience and lead to the big picture.