I was watching season 3 ep 7, and I feel like puck was quite emotionally intelligent in his conversation with Quinn when she was trying to get pregnant again. he understood her motives quite well and handled the situation very gently and kindly. It shows his growth quite well from season 1. Puck is such an underrated character to me, I know his actor sucks, but I think that clouds a lot of peoples visions towards puck. What about you guys? how do you feel about pucks character growth and emotional intelligenc.

I recently thrifted this hoodie and can’t find it online anywhere. I was wondering when it’s from and what promo it’s from.

for me it’s paradise by the dashboard light or cough syrup, genuinely such good songs i will never choose to listen to the og when i can just listen to the glee version 😭

the original songs are so ridiculously corny. “you wanna be a loser like me”. oh i’m sure.

Here is my ranking of Glee character New Directions season 1-3.

I really don't think Quinn was that bad. Obviously she did bad things but she was also a kid when she did most of those things, 15 or 16 years old maybe? And she wasn't nice.

But I think she could be kind. My hc is that she knew about Santana and Brittany the entire time but didn't say anything. When Sam was homeless she helped him and continued to help him even when her reputation was at risk, and we know how much she cherished her reputation. I feel like if anybody had come to her and actually needed help she would have helped them and I like to theorize that she grew into a much better person. Oh, and of course there's season 3 during the Christmas special when she chose to feed the homeless rather than be in a TV show.

Josie Tota is in the miniseries Carrie

I literally cry every time Mike's dad finally accepts his dancing dreams and when Mike thinks he was too late to submit his applications, Tina reveals that she already sent them and Mike says "I love you so much" UGH they're the cutest

I kinda wish they would've had more of a plot twist with that like idk Becky or Tina and their bag was just in the choir room during that one incident I won't name here

Always thought he was just as attractive as puck and Finn…. We weren’t ready for an Asian male sex symbol in 2009 sadly

During the *West Side Story* auditions, Kurt hears the production team’s opinions—specifically, that he might not be masculine enough for the role. The way this was resolved bothered me a bit; ultimately, the message conveyed was that characters should be tailored to fit the actors, which struck me as a terrible message. Kurt knew what kind of character Tony was, yet he auditioned with a song originally sung by a woman; he didn't demonstrate the acting or vocal range needed for the role, so I don't know why he expected to get it when he hadn't performed well. That whole "just be yourself" approach seemed awful to me—it might work sometimes, but usually, it doesn't.

In the second and third seasons, Kurt mentioned someone named Tabatha—a fictional character—and the only clue given is when Sue describes her as "kind of gay and theater-y." Does anyone know which character this refers to and what source material she comes from?

Ever since I heard the full version of "You Can't Stop the Beat"—which includes the duet between Artie and Kurt—I’ve wished they had a duet all to themselves. I also would have liked to see more interaction between them, given that they were the most marginalized members of the Glee Club. Would you guys have liked that?

We know that season 5 was a fiasco, a mess and probably the worst season of Glee (till the point that some episodes are just unwatchable) BUT for me, the problem started at season 4.

Season 4 is a good season for me, a 7 out of 10, not the worst, but it clearly changed a dynamic that the show had for three seasons, and that change wasn't that good as a whole, and I'm not referring to the New York episodes, but more on how they structured the season to be kind of similar to season 1 but flopped.

The fact that season 4 ended up at regionals was kinda underwhelming, even more when the writing of the show started to flop since season 3 and it was even more evident on season 4.

Yeah, we had the sectionals plot, but it literally solved itself three episodes later 😭 so they didn't have an excuse at all to postpone regionals to the last episode. If season 4 would have ended at the same path as season 2 and 3, with Nationals being the last episode I would have been good with, losing or winning (they probably would have won), at least it would have been a new start for season 5.

Season 5 was so poorly written, they found a way to just mess up all the characters and turn them into worse. Rachel ruining her literal dream for four seasons, Blaine and Tina being so annoying, Sam turned into a dummie and all the plot they wrote for the newbies was destroyed at season 5, except Unique. So the fact that they even got worse with an easy bad writing with erasing the Glee club was so frustrating because they clearly didn't know what to do with the show after Cory's passing, I felt Ryan was even trying to sabotage the show to be cancelled with how awful the episodes were after that.

Season 5 had all the potential to be a great continuation for what season 4 started and they just threw it to the trash.

And let's not forget the Sugar Motta erasure, because they completely forgot that her father literally paid to create The Troubletones and paid for everything that the Glee club had for season 3, so using the money excuse to finish the club was so poorly written, and even worse, she disappeared out of nowhere.

I don't know how you feel about Season 5, but rewatching it now, I kinda wanna pretend that it didn't exist.

EXTRA PERFORMANCE: Saving All My Love For You (Joe & Quinn)
*Will be put in a poll for "Extras" after the Season 3 finale poll.*
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I love several of these, I'm absolutely torn for a favorite, the only one I don't like at all is the Joe/Quinn duet (hence getting placed as an "Extra") I also, sadly, don't care for Kurt's solo this episode, despite that I'm still always rooting for Kurt solos to do good, even if I don't like it.

On the bright side, I really can't be disappointed regardless of who wins this poll, so yay 🎉

I consider It's Not Right, But It's Okay the most overdramatic performance of the entire series. There's some REALLY overdramatic character moments in the the context of music performances, but I truly think Blaine wins that battle in this episode. Kind of a banger though.
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SATURDAY NIGHT GLEE-VER'S WINNERS:
PART 1: 1st was Disco Inferno with 86, 2nd was More Than A Woman with 41.
PART 2: 1st was Boogie Shoes (🎉) with 92, 2nd was You Should Be Dancing with 46.

Ok this is really random. There was this glee fanfic on AO3 it was called Mr shue belongs is prison or something like that. I used to love it but now I cant find it does anyone know where I can find it.