Ditto. Pretty much in love. Mathew Morrison has some great youtube videos...

I will admit to already having watched this week's episode twice (probably will go up over the next few days/weeks...:D)

Wasn't a big fan of any of the songs this week, except *maybe* the group sing at the end - I'm still on the fence on that one. Liked the storylines, felt bad for Rachel's egging, laughed at the messed-up cheerleaders, and cringed at the Shu-Sue "relationship".

Looking forward to seeing next week (but then will also go through withdrawals until the start of Season 2!)

Not to get all Randy Jackson, but for me this episode was just alright.
It rated slightly above the Madonna episode which sucked to the highest of sucktivity.

Was it just me or was Quinn's number with the Unwed Mothership Connection kind of creepy?

More Puck please. And when will Shaft and Other Asian get more speaking lines? :mad:

SO weird!

I didn't like it, so I skipped it. It was weird and I just didn't think the song was a good fit vocally for her.

^^ Yes. Her voice is paper thin. She doesn't have "chops" and when she talks it sounds like her nose is clogged and she's always out of breath.

Agreed, although I think the show has done a good job of picking songs that have worked for her (Say a Little Prayer, Keep Me Hanging On, Papa Don't Preach)...but the one from this week was a bad choice.

I thought it was really funny when Jesse said he was depressed and his face shows no emotion. Not one of my favorite episodes though. The Shu/Sue thing was weird.

Yeah, I did not get the whole Sue/Shue romance thing... AWKWARD

I thought the Sue/Shue thing was funny as hell. At first I was like WTH is he doing, but then I figured out pretty quickly he was doing it to get back at Sue. It seemed though, that even though she still hates Shue, they have reached some level of "understanding". Does it mean she won't continue to do everything in her power to dismantle Glee, heck no, but I think they have an "understanding". If that makes sense.

Quite honestly, I thought the songs sucked. Won't be buying any of them on Itunes. They just weren't good.

Looking foward to the season finale.

BTW did anyone else think it was kind of funny that Puck was the first one to be like "let's kick some VA butt for what they did to Rachel". I was like whoa that's puck right? I'm a huge Puck/Rachel fan, so I'm like "woo hoo", but it was a little weird. LOL.

Omg I was creeped out, too!

I keep telling my hubby that Diana Argon (Quinn) has a deviated septum. She always sounds like she has a cold.

I'm not sure if it's on purpose but Quinn always sounds like she's on the verge of tears combined with mucous build-up.

Will Mercedes be given something else to do besides being the sassy Black chick? When will we see some of her life outside of the high school?

I want more Puck and possibly Puck's rock-star dad. :o

Love Sue in her track suit and pearls. :D

Was wondering what you saw as some of the inconsistencies - was thinking about the last two episodes earlier today, and started wondering (still need to watch to confirm) - did they even touch on Jesse's absence in Theatricality? I'm remembering their explanation during Larangytis (sp?) that he was on spring break with friends from Vocal Adrenaline in San Diego, so that's what got me thinking.

I then remembered your comment about the switch in runs of these episodes, so I wonder if that plays a role into it. Just something that hit me earlier today (I've been doing a Glee-marathon the past two days to rewatch all the episodes before Tuesday's season finale :D)

I was wondering about the storyline, too.
It seemed like she did the video with the 3 male leads, he went on spring break, he came back helped her find her mom, now he's all pissed at her and gone. Did I get something out of order?

No.
I think it is just confusing because Funk was supposed to air after Dream On (when Jesse helps Rachel find her mom), but instead they aired Theatricality first. But then again, even if they had aired Funk first, Jesse's reasons for leaving Glee are that "no one took him seriously".