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Glee: Season 1, Episode 2Showmance (9 Sep. 2009)The Glee Club performs in front of the school for the first time and pushes their performance to the limits. When Quinn realizes Rachel's realizes her feelings for Finn, she goes to great ... See full summary » Director:Ryan Murphy |
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| Dianna Agron | ... | ||
| Chris Colfer | ... | ||
| Jessalyn Gilsig | ... | ||
| Jane Lynch | ... | ||
| Jayma Mays | ... | ||
| Kevin McHale | ... | ||
| Lea Michele | ... | ||
| Cory Monteith | ... | ||
| Matthew Morrison | ... | ||
| Amber Riley | ... | ||
| Mark Salling | ... | ||
| Jenna Ushkowitz | ... | ||
| Patrick Gallagher | ... | ||
| Iqbal Theba | ... | ||
| Jennifer Aspen | ... | ||
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The Glee Club performs in front of the school for the first time and pushes their performance to the limits. When Quinn realizes Rachel's realizes her feelings for Finn, she goes to great lengths to keep her man. Meanwhile, Mr. Schuester's wife reveals some surprising news, forcing Will to figure out a new way to make ends meet. Written by NBC Publicity
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censorship | medical examination | love triangle | false pregnancy | satire |Parents Guide:
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9 September 2009 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Rachel Berry: [defensively] No.
Emma Pillsbury: You missed the toilet.
Rachel Berry: The girl who was throwing up before me left that. I tried, but I guess I just don't have a gag reflex.
Emma Pillsbury: One day when you're older, that'll turn out to be a gift.
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(uncredited)
Written by Herbie Azor
Performed by Cory Monteith, Lea Michele, Amber Riley, Kevin McHale,
Chris Colfer and Jenna Ushkowitz
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Did You Know?
Trivia
Heather Morris, who plays Brittany, originally came to Glee to teach the cast choreography but was liked by the producers so they wrote a character for her. See more »Goofs
The suicidal celibacy student's glasses don't have glass in them. See more »Quotes
Emma Pillsbury: [hears Rachel throwing up] Rachel, did you just throw up?Rachel Berry: [defensively] No.
Emma Pillsbury: You missed the toilet.
Rachel Berry: The girl who was throwing up before me left that. I tried, but I guess I just don't have a gag reflex.
Emma Pillsbury: One day when you're older, that'll turn out to be a gift.
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Soundtracks
"Push It"(uncredited)
Written by Herbie Azor
Performed by Cory Monteith, Lea Michele, Amber Riley, Kevin McHale,
Chris Colfer and Jenna Ushkowitz
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On the final solo, the soloist's voice is processed with Auto-tune, strongly applied so that her voice snaps unnaturally from note to note. It doesn't sound right, and is certainly inappropriate for a show that purports to be about talented high schoolers. If anyone could find a way to use it in competition (not likely), they'd be immediately disqualified. And, when I hear a professional doing it, it sounds artificial (I'm sure it's supposed to), and gets tiresome well before the tenth time I hear the song playing on the radio or retail background music.
Yecch!