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"Glee" Acafellas (2009)
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16 September 2009
(Season 1, Episode 3)
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Will forms the Acafellas, an all-male acapella vocal group, and spends more time building his own confidence than he does with the glee club...
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Acafellas is an episode that brings "Glee" back on track
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Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Dianna Agron | ... | Quinn Fabray |
 | Chris Colfer | ... | Kurt Hummel |
 | Jessalyn Gilsig | ... | Terri Schuester |
 | Jane Lynch | ... | Sue Sylvester |
 | Jayma Mays | ... | Emma Pillsbury |
 | Kevin McHale | ... | Artie Abrams |
 | Lea Michele | ... | Rachel Berry |
 | Cory Monteith | ... | Finn Hudson |
 | Matthew Morrison | ... | Will Schuester |
 | Amber Riley | ... | Mercedes Jones |
 | Mark Salling | ... | Noah 'Puck' Puckerman |
 | Jenna Ushkowitz | ... | Tina Cohen-Chang |
 | Josh Groban | ... | Himself |
 | Stephen Tobolowsky | ... | Sandy Ryerson |
 | Patrick Gallagher | ... | Ken Tanaka |
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Cheyenne Jackson was originally cast as Dakota Stanley, but was replaced at the last minute when he came down with the 'flu.
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Ken Tanaka:
Who's Josh Groban?
Sandy Ryerson: Who is Josh Groban? Kill Yourself! He is an angel sent from heaven to deliver Platinum Records unto us. And if he were here right now I'd club you to death with his Critics' Choice Award.
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Sandy Ryerson: Who is Josh Groban? Kill Yourself! He is an angel sent from heaven to deliver Platinum Records unto us. And if he were here right now I'd club you to death with his Critics' Choice Award.
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References The Sound of Music (1965)
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I Wanna Sex You Up
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This episode of "Glee" was a much better improvement after the slightly uneven last one. Will tells his parents about his wife's "pregnancy" (we found last week she really wasn't expecting, she just thought she was and hasn't told her husband yet). Rachel, at the instigation of the Cheerios, tells Will the glee club needs a certain choreographer. And the previous glee club teacher returns and wants in the new choral group formed of school faculty called Acafellas because of his e-mail contacts with Josh Groban who's attending one of their concerts...There's more to the plot than that but I just want to say that the situations and lines are the best I've seen and heard of this new series yet! And the numbers are once again synced perfectly after some of last week's musical sequences got bogged down by too much production. Besides Groban, it was also a treat to see Victor Garber as Will's father though a bit of a letdown he didn't sing either since he's so good when he warbled in Godspell (back in 1973 when he was young and had long curly hair!) and the recent television version of "Annie" which was directed by Rob Marshall. I'm now gonna watch the episode that aired after this one...