Glee: Christmas Episode Filled with Gifts for Fans
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William McKinley High was decked out in its holiday best for “A Very Glee Christmas,” but Mr. Schue (Matthew Morrison) didn’t have a lot to feel cheerful about. Emma (Jayma Mays) is married, and even her invitation to the Christmas party she’s having with her new husband felt like an insult. We discovered near the top of the episode that Brittany (Heather Morris) still believes in Santa Claus. Artie (Kevin McHale) became determined at once to preserve her childlike illusion … at all costs.
This all led into a fantastic scene featuring “The Most Wonderful Day of the Year,” in which all the Glee kids decorated a festive tree … though the ornaments, fake gifts and even the tree were either stolen or found. Will Schuester couldn’t allow them to keep their pilfered holiday items, of course.
New Directions wasn’t feeling a lot of holiday cheer, either … mainly, because the football team learned how to turn slushies green using food coloring. Mr. Schue came up with the abysmally bad idea to take the club around to carol from class to class. It was a debacle, of course, though there was nothing wrong with Mercedes (Amber Riley) and her beautiful rendition of “We Need a Little Christmas.”
But green slushies and stolen Christmas ornaments are nothing compared to the pain that Rachel (Lea Michele) is feeling. Despite her very best efforts, ex-boyfriend Finn (Cory Monteith) continues to shun her … yes, even after hearing her perform “Last Christmas.” When she mournfully performed “Merry Christmas, Darling,” Puckleberry fanatics all over the country became Finchel converts.
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Glee: Big Moments, Big Changes
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Glee’s latest episode had so much packed into it, our heads are still spinning. Burt Hummel (Mike O’Malley) and Carole Hudson (Romy Rosemont) had a big announcement for Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Finn (Cory Monteith) at the top of the episode: they’re getting married. Who else squealed with delight when Kurt announced, “you’re having a glee wedding!”?
Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) was also thinking of marriage. After exploring the wide world of Internet dating and finding only one match for her interests (extreme taxidermy, tantric yelling, poking the elderly with hidden pins), she began to mail out invitations…for her wedding to herself.
The video above shows Lynch singing “Ohio” with guest star Carol Burnett, who plays Sue’s Nazi-hunting mom. Rumor has it that Burnett suggested the song (which is from “Wonderful Town”) to Ryan Murphy. Sue’s mom is exactly what you’d expect - mean and tough as nails. We can’t wait to see more of her.
Finn’s mom wasn’t the only receiving a proposal. Another couple moved forward in their relationship this week …
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Darren Criss Becomes Glee Series Regular
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Gossip, Rumors,
Darren Criss made such an impression when he appeared on last week’s Glee that he's been asked to join the cast.
Criss will become a series regular, appearing throughout the rest of the second season before becoming a cast member in Season 3. Criss plays prep school student Blaine and Kurt’s (Chris Colfer’s) suspected love interest.
The “Teenage Dream” number performed by Criss as part of the Dalton Academy Warblers scored more than 55,000 downloads the first day it debuted on iTunes.
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Glee: Couples and Music in the Holiday Season
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Rumors, Spoilers,
You don’t have to be religious to enjoy the holiday season … but you do have to like music to really appreciate the way Glee is going to celebrate it.
The FOX series will lead us into a new year with a new album release, another themed episode … and maybe even a brand-new couple to follow. Keep reading to find out what we know...
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Meet Glee’s Newest Cast Member: Darren Criss
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Gossip, Rumors,
“It’s a really big secret,” Darren Criss explained of the one thing every Glee fan wants to know: is he going to play Kurt’s new boyfriend?
Criss will be playing an openly gay student at Dalton Academy who meets Kurt (Chris Colfer) and acts as a “mentor” to him.
“It’s great to see a strong character like this on a hit show that so many people are watching,” Criss said of Blaine. But will he be Kurt’s man? “My guess is as good as anybody’s,” Criss admitted. Or has he simply been sworn to silence? You decide - Blaine will be introduced to the world of Glee on November 9.
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Glee Makes Music with Duets Episode
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Glee was little more somber last week, but the show balanced it out with plenty of fun on last night’s “Duets” episode. Not only did we get two Finn and Rachel numbers, we saw sparks fly between a new potential romantic pairing…and, we delved a little deeper into one of our new favorites: Brittany Pearce.
Did you see it? Do you want to re-hash it? Check out the full spoiler alert after the jump.
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Glee: Rocky Horror Roles Revealed
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Gossip, Spoilers,
Glee fans have been eagerly anticipated the Rocky Horror-themed episode of the show, which will air just before Halloween. For weeks, the cast and the fans have been speculating about which actors will play which roles - and we�ve finally got some answers thanks to a new photo gallery. Follow the jump to get a sneak peek!
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Glee’s Cheesus Episode Gets Serious, Spiritual and Tearful
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Drama, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Gossip, Video,
Tuesday night’s “Grilled Cheesus” episode of Glee delivered up the usual laughs, gave us plenty of new Sue Sylvester quotations to bat around and filled millions of households with beautiful singing—but the show went a little deeper than its usual quips, jokes and jaw-dropping solos.
“Grilled Cheesus” tackled some truly heady subject matter: life, death and spirituality. It’s a lot to take in on a Tuesday.
In-between funny one-liners from Heather Morris as Brittany S. Pearce (“I got dropped one whole letter grade because I wrote it in crayon”) and lots of amusement at poor Finn’s expense, Glee explored different world religions - albeit shallowly. But what do you expect from an hour-long show that’s peppered with no less than seven different musical numbers? Keep reading to get the full recap - but only if you’ve seen the episode already!
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Glee: Season 2 Songs and Spoilers
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Gossip, Spoilers, Video,
The Season 2 premiere of Glee is still a painfully long wait away - almost two weeks! Can’t wait that long? Get your fix with new spoilers concerning showmances, songs and duets!
Not enough for you? We also unearthed a few more details about the Rocky Horror episode…
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Glee-Full Emmy Opening
Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Award Shows, Prime Time, Specials, NBC, Video,
Despite Jimmy Fallon’s truly horrible singing (he’s no Neil Patrick Harris), the opening number of the 62nd Primetime Emmy awards was a huge success. Thanks, Jane Lynch.
Lynch and several of her Glee co-stars, including Emmy nominees Lea Michele and Chris Colfer, helped start the Emmy Awards off right with a funny, tuneful Bruce Springsteen tribute that YouTube won’t soon forget. Watch the video above to see it for yourself!
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