The Best Songs from the First Half of Glee Season 3
#10: “America” by the cast of West Side Story
All credit goes to Naya Rivera whose scene-stealing performance as Anita in West Side Story made me say “Blaine and Rachel who?”
A photo from “The First Time” that slipped from the cracks and only came out last night. Or is it just me?
Spanish accents!
Gleeks React: Will Sex Complicate Things?
Finn and Rachel did it. Kurt and Blaine did it. But what happens after? Facebook gleeks, on to you:
I think that Finchel’s will get stronger and Sebastian will come in between Kurt and Blaine.
— Molly Galvan
There will be problems along the way, such as Sebastian being in the picture between Klaine and Finn’s post-high school plans might put a little tension between him and Rachel. But it’s not gonna be enough for the two couples to break up and I see them staying together all the way to the end.
— Paola Sales-Rabago
I hope Finchel’s gets complicated (I’m a proud Faberry shipper) and I hope that Klaine’s gets stronger.
— Haley Troutman
Wait, is this a TV show? Do complications lead to good drama? The prosecution rests.
— Michael Schatz
Finn: Why now? The last time we talked about this you said you wanted to wait until you won a Tony.
Rachel: Or any other major award. Emmy. Golden Globe. People’s Choice would’ve gotten you to third base.
He is very much like Santana. He’s witty and he’s funny and he says exactly what he feels. And you can’t help but laugh at it. But some people are going to love him because of that quality and some people are going to hate him, because in episode eight it is taken to a new level. I think you see a little bit more of his true intentions and his true colors.
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| — | Grant Gustin on his character Sebastian, who frankly will never be as sexy as Santana |
I lost my virginity at cheerleading camp. He just climbed into my tent. Alien invasion.
— Brittany Pierce
Wait, wait, wait — was Brittany raped?
I know, that theory’s a bit way out of the park, but remember, the whole Brittana thing started as a one-liner that ended up being a big thing.
Kurt: Aren’t you dating?
Santana: Sex is not dating.
Brittany: If it were, Santana and I would be dating.
And see where that ended up.
If last night’s Britt quote wasn’t a throwaway quote, well…
My highlights, you ask?
- Finally, some movement for Finn. I know, him not being good enough for Cooter isn’t exactly “movement” but at least he’s getting a storyline that isn’t about fighting with Rachel or fighting for Rachel. The tables have been turned and now he’s the star in the relationship.
- Coach Beiste. I said this before, and I’ll say it again: Dot-Marie Jones was awesome tonight.
- Santana freaking Lopez. While we get to hear Rachel’s Broadway voice (which was always watered down for the pop songs) it somehow still gets overshadowed by Santana’s sheer awesomeness. Why she was never the lead in anything (but the Troubletones?) I will never know.
Read our recap, and answer me this: what’s your highlight from last night’s Glee?
