Glee Reviews

Glee took up the cause of bullying on this week’s episode. It also introduced us to Darren Criss as Blaine and gave viewers major insight into Coach Beiste.

Glee honored a classic musical this week with an episode that gave the spotlight to Will and Emma. We were big fans of the way it integrated The Rocky Horror Picture show into already-established storylines.

Great songs and solid character development made for one of the best Glee episodes of all-time. We enjoyed “Duets” so much we almost didn’t even notice the absence of Sue Sylvester.

Glee tackled its most serious, controversial topic this week: religion. How did it go about dealing with this issue? Find out in this review of “Grilled Cheesus.”

The Britney Spears episode of Glee provided the cast with its chance to impersonate the famous singer. But it made no effort to give us any kind of coherent, sensible storyline.

The second season premiere of Glee introduced new characters, songs and storylines. It was a fantastic opening to the most original show on television.

What a great way for Glee to conclude its season. Come with us as we review “Journey,” the first season finale of this incredible Fox comedy.

We want the funk! Glee delivered it and more last night. Here’s the full rundown on Jesse and Rachel, Puck and Finn, a hot “Another One Bites the Dust” number and more.

Glee went all Lady Gaga this week, while Finn crossed a line and Rachel tried to bond with her birth mother. What did you think of “Theatricality?”

Thanks to Neil Patrick Harris, this was one of the most entertaining episodes of the season. His character and Will put on a great duet, while viewers learned new, vital information about Rachel.