Caliina

ale-la-pazza1

Yeah, I forgot for a second.

Seriously even for Glee this is a major plot hole.

andsoitis

I liked the episode, loved all the PQ i mean it´s been over a year

I´m not quite sure what i think about this whole getting my baby back storyline, i hope it is just PQ interacting with each other and working on Quinns issues, but like Callina said this is Glee so we´ll probably see Quinn sneak into shelbys home and steal Beth and go on the run for an episode or something

My heart broke for her when she said "pretending to be special at something" you are special you just need to believe yourself bb

ale-la-pazza1

When Quinn cried, I cried too. It was just a very sad scene

Caliina

that line and the "i have nothing left to lose" was so sad

ale-la-pazza1

I really felt for her

Why are they doing all the storylines that should have done in s2? Couldn't they have done this sooner?

cutie_pie04

so they actually remembered PQ had a baby. And PQ had actual scenes and more than one. I almost fainted from the shock of it

Dianna killed this ep.

loved Puck more than I have in a long long time.

Normally I hate Will but as a Q fan I liked he called her out.

This custody thing is going to blow up in her face but if I get PQ scenes and a actual story for Quinn than I am game.

dont care about this musical at all

Still cant stand Blaine and how perfect he is

Still not caring about Kurts drama.

ღfaithfully

It makes no sense cuz last year with the Warblers he said he was a Junior member Glee


anyways this episode was half-good/half-meh

+ Quick scenes = ABOUT effin time! Dianna was amazing in this episode. She nailed it. Noah Puckerman = I've never loved you more than I did in that baby scene Too adorbs!
+ Finchel scene was adorably cute short but cute, I'm so happy they're stable and mature this year. I mean I'll take this over angst scenes even if they're short, because it's all about the quality over the quantity and I think Finn is selling himself out short, I was so happy to hear Rachel stick up for him and tell him he can do more. And I know he was thinking about that when he was at booty camp and thought about giving up. So that was perfect. I feel he will change his mind and go back to the ambitious Finn I know from Season 1.
+ Will. I actually liked him this episode! First with what he said to Quinn, she needed to hear that, and everything he said was the truth. It just had to be said by someone. Second, with helping out Finn with his dancing and pushing him - that was awesome! I haven't seen that quality of Will one-on-one scenes with Glee club members in a long time. Reminds me of the Season 1 Will.
+ Hummelberry as R&J! enjoyed that scene, but I was sad by the end of it how Glee can go from being hilarious to depressing in 30 seconds, I don't know.

- Everything else was BORINGGGGGGGGGGGG. Don't care about the Brit/Kurt stuff. Don't care about Sue/Will rivalry again. I was actually bored most of this episode so meh.
- There's BARELY any screen time for Finn, I'm so pissed about that. He's the ****ing male lead and I feel like RIB are forgetting that now
- Everything about the PROMO sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not looking forward to next week. They're going to try and villianize Rachel again make her lose all her friends and once again, NO FINN. Also as much as I just said great things about Will, DNW him singing Fix You. That should be sung to Quinn right now.

ale-la-pazza1

According to Brad that meant only he was not a senior, way to get away on technicalities.

And also someone should arrest Blaine for driving at fifteen.

And someone should remind RIB that a mentor is supposed to be older and wiser, not younger and even more inexperienced.

The only ship this show needs to fix is Glee&Continuity.

JohannafromIHJ

I'm getting a wee bit tired of the blatant sexism on this show. We're supposed to spend the episode wibbling for Kurt because his gorgeous and supportive boyfriend is better suited to play Tony than Kurt himself is, and then applaud Will for telling Quinn that being pregnant and homeless at 16 is no biggie, and she should just suck it up? Will might think letting her sing backup to Rachel and his favs after school was something Quinn should be thankful for, but how about actually calling in Quinn's parents and telling them to stop being monsters to their pregnant, terrified sixteen-year-old? How about contacting social services and informing them of the situation? You know, actually following the protocol put in place to protect kids from having to beg a bed in a friends house? Shelby was right, she needs to stop blaming herself for things she did when she was a child - but so does everyone else (especially Will). Because she was a child (played by a 25-year-old ).

I feel for Kurt, I really do, but Quinn was a zombie all of last season, and everyone who was supposed to react to that and actually help her (Will, Sue, her mother, her boyfriend, her school, her friends...) were too busy with their own drama. Seriously, Quinn storms into his office with all these accusations and all Will can do is throw another "I have curly hair, you do not understand suffering the way I dooooo" tantrums, and when she rejoins the gleeclub at the end it's all about him getting to smug it up in front of Sue. Nice. How about sending the obviously distraught student to the school councillor? Or how about reporting Sue to the principal for taking advantage of a student who is clearly not in her right mind at the moment?

Brittany was awesome, though.

Caliina

JohannafromIHJ

It's a legit trauma.

Caliina

i agree with you tough i mean i love Sue and all, but it saddens me how she wanted to use Quinn's drama tonight, esp. since i floved Sue/Quinn in season 1.

and this

ale-la-pazza1

I wonder if Puck ever really give up his paternal rights. The whole adoption was shady at best.

in a daydream

when Quinn cried it reminded me of soooo many things in season one and i loved it.