What do you need to know about Glee? Well, Rachel Berry is in love with Finn Hudson…who’s currently dating an impregnated Quinn Fabray. Here’s the rub: the baby isn’t Finn’s, it’s Puck’s - and he and Rachel could be a really cute couple, too. So, who’s going to end up with whom…and how would you like to see it all go down? Let’s hear the arguments.

Puck and Rachel. One day, he’s throwing slushies in her face. The next, he realizes he’s cool enough to do whatever he wants - whether it’s sing with the Glee club or perform a dance number on the football field. She’s a loner, a loser and not conventionally cute. This is oh-so Breakfast Club - in reverse, and to a show tunes-friendly beat. Lea Michele (Rachel) and Mark Salling (Noah Puckerman, “Puck”) are adorable together, and the scene where she cleans the slushie off his face is one that’s laced with enduring sweetness.

The only problem: he’s constantly making eyes at Quinn, sleeps with students’ mothers and continues to flirt with cheerleaders…and she’s in love with Finn.

Finn and Rachel. From the pilot episode, it seemed that these two opposites were on a collision course toward love. He’s the cool jock, she’s the bookish nerd. It worked out well for High School Musical, but the cliché is actually one of the strongest arguments against their relationship. How many times are we really going to see this story? But at the same time, it’s obvious the two have feelings for each other, and when they sing everyone falls in love.

The only problem: Finn (Cory Monteith) believes the baby Quinn (Dianna Agron) is carrying is his. He’s even too stupid to know that is takes intercourse to create an offspring, and that makes him an unsuitable partner indeed for someone like Rachel.

Finn and Quinn. It’s so cute, it almost provokes the gag reflex. The cheerleader and the jock - bo-ring. But at the same time, these two have already managed to get through a lot together, bravely facing a massive slushie onslaught while holding hands and still finding a song to sing at the end of the day.

The only problem: Quinn’s lying to him, has cheated on him and doesn’t have faith in him…and this does not a great relationship make.

Quinn and Puck. They’ve already made a baby together, and the odds are that it will be very cute. They’ve already proved they can tackle some aspects of parenting and it’s obvious their chemistry is sparking all over the place.

The only problem: Puck can’t really commit…not even when he and Quinn are in the same room together.