Glee continued its third season rebound with "I Am Unicorn," focusing on realistic storylines and setting the stage for a number of interesting issues to come. Read on for a review.

The third season premiere of Glee focused squarely on the show's core characters and the struggles of a typical high school senior. It was a very strong start to the season.

Nationals have finally arrived. Did the New Directions shine under the bright lights of New York City? Check out our review to find out.

Sue loses her best friend, but Kurt and Finn give her a farewell to remember. Read about the emotional funeral as well as all the drama Jesse St. James stirred up this week in our review.

The dresses have been bought, the tuxedos rented and the votes are in. Are you ready for some prom? Read about who was crowned King and Queen and all the dance floor drama in our review. Best Prom Ever!

Amidst all the rumors flying around The New Directions, one member reveals a sobering truth. A visit from an old friend inspires Will to have the Glee Club do their own take on Fleetwood Mac's album "Rumours," but also forces him to question his future. Check out our review to get the full scoop.

As the race for Prom King and Queen heats up, the Glee Club learns to accept themselves for who they are. To see if the cast did Lady Gaga proud, check out our review.

New Directions try to raise funds for their trip to Nationals and plan a benefit concert. Sue forms a team of Glee haters to thwart their efforts. To read up on what unfolded check out our review.

An influx of great songs and some major character development highlighted a winning episode of Glee. What did you think of "Original Song?"

Glee took us to sexual education class this week. The result? A hodgepodge of an episode that was notable for the entertaining return of Gwyneth Paltrow.

Glee tackled two subjects this week: drinking and bisexuality. Read on for our critic's take on "Blame It on the Alcohol."

Glee did a lot more than hilariously pay tribute to Justin Bieber on "Comeback." It also delivered its second consecutive winning episode.

A fantastic Glee episode that didn't even feature Sue Sylvester?!? Never thought I'd see the day.

The feud between the football team and New Direction hit a new level on this special episode of Glee, while Sue faced something with which she was unfamiliar: defeat.

Glee put a smile on the face of viewers this week with a Christmas episode that captured the holiday spirit very well. We've collected the best quotes from "A Very Glee Christmas" and reviewed it here.

Glee manufactured a lot of drama in time for this week's Sectionals competition. In the end, however, the episode was saved by a couple great performances. And Brittany.

Glee aired one its best episodes to date this week, organically incorporating songs into a couple of ongoing storylines and concluding on a legitimate cliffhanger. Read on for review of "Furt."

Gwyneth Paltrow breathed new, fresh life into Glee this week. She was an absolute riot as Holly Holliday, as the Fox hit offered up its best episode of the season.

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.