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The glee club gets some news that's sure to rattle a few nerves. Meanwhile, Quinn connects with her "funky" side with a little help from Mercedes, and Will gets revenge on Sue. Written by
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Trivia
Among all the cheer-leading awards shown in Sue's house, there are also bowling, tennis, basketball, baseball and running awards.
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Goofs
Sue and Will's date was to be on Wednesday, and cheerleading Nationals is on Saturday. Kurt says that after the failed date, Sue was absent for a few days, but this timeline would only give her two days at most to be absent.
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Quotes
Noah 'Puck' Puckerman:
Revenge. Fear. The merciless infliction of pain. These are my kingdoms. The first time I gave a wedgie to a kid, I was four years old.
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Connections
References
Braveheart (1995)
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Soundtracks
"Monte Carlo Affair"
(uncredited)
Written by Terry Day (Pseudonym of David Paul Williams)
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Whoa, this episode of "Glee" seemed to be all over the place in trying to be a comedy, musical, and drama without really settling in any one of them consistently. I mean, what's with Will suddenly turning on Sue with his come-ons and then rejecting her which gets Sue to becoming severely depressed? Or Jesse doing the same to Rachel, over and over again? Or Quinn singing James Brown's "It's a Man's, Man's, Man's, World" with other supposedly pregnant teens? It seemed the producers were in a hurry to wrap several loose ends before the next episode's first season finale. Still, as always, there were several entertaining musical numbers to keep one watching. And there was another touching Mercedes/Quinn moment. And despite my hesitations about what I cited above, this was another highly enjoyable "Glee" ep. So with that said, I can hardly wait to see how it all ends up for the season...